florula urban fragment of tropical dry forest

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Abstract
The aim of this study was to record the composition of plant species in an urban fragment of tropical dry forest of secondary regeneration (bs-T) to generate information that can be used in the planning and management of green spaces in the city of Santa Marta. Transects of 2 x 50 m were established equivalent to 0.1 ha and all species were counted >1.0 cm DBH (Diameter at Breast Height: 1.3m). 100 species of angiosperms were recorded of which 47% have herbaceous habit. The number of species recorded in this study represents 39.6% of the species reported for the hills of Santa Marta and 3.8% for the dry forests of Colombia. It is suggested to isolate this type of secondary formations of any intervention and contemplate the reintroduction of individuals and conservation strategies.
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Authors ;Willington Barranco-Pérez;Jeiner Jesús Castellanos-Berliza;Hector García-Quiñones;Diego Yepes-Rapelo
Journal breast diseases
Year 2016
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10.15446/rev.fac.cienc.v5n1.54119
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https://revistas.unal.edu.co/index.php/rfc/article/view/54119
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