Caracterización florística de una finca de la UBPC La Herradura
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The investigation was taken end from January to June of the 2015, in the property 1 of the UBPC La Herradura on a Fersialític, brown grizzly soil, with the objective of determining the flowering composition of grass weed and arboreal. To determine the frequency and the relative abundance of the forest present they were carried out for the formulas used by Falcon and col., 2015. And the evaluations of overgrowths, for the scale of Maltsev, 1926 modified. The arboreal composition is represented by 41 species with 22 families; The Mimosaceae was those more represented with six, continued by the Mirtaceae and Meliaceae with four each one. The frequency and the abundance relative greater found was The African Caoba with 30.23 48.54, followed by The Guarana (Jasq.) P. Wils 20.93, Zapatón (L.) 18.60, Algarrobilla of scent 18.60, Mango 16.28, Avocado 16.28, Leucaena 13.95, Acacia 13.95, Guamo 11.63. the grass weed are represented by 35 species, located in 18 families, being the species of more weed degree: the Mazorquilla, Bejuco Lechoso, poet’s Eye, Cortadera, Dry Love, Anamú and Bitter Cañamazo with degree four, followed by Anchusa, mount Cañamazo and cat Tail with degree three. The more represented families were the Poaceae with six, Asteraceae with four and the Euphorbiaceae with three.
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