Bryological diversity in the La Caoba and Charrascales de Mícara Managed Floristic Reserves (Santiago de Cuba, Cuba)
Background and aims: Bryological inventories in Cuban protected areas support the updating of management plans by inventorying species, detecting threats and designing actions for their conservation. The aim of this research is to characterize the bryoflora present in the Managed Floristic Reserves...
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Caribe insular conservación vegetal isla de Cuba planta no vascular Sierra Cristal. Cuba island Insular Caribbean non-vascular plant plant conservation Sierra Cristal |
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Caribe insular conservación vegetal isla de Cuba planta no vascular Sierra Cristal. Cuba island Insular Caribbean non-vascular plant plant conservation Sierra Cristal Rivera Queralta, Yoira Motito Marín, Ángel E. Beyris Mazar, Alberto M. Bryological diversity in the La Caoba and Charrascales de Mícara Managed Floristic Reserves (Santiago de Cuba, Cuba) |
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Caribe insular conservación vegetal isla de Cuba planta no vascular Sierra Cristal. Cuba island Insular Caribbean non-vascular plant plant conservation Sierra Cristal |
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Rivera Queralta, Yoira Motito Marín, Ángel E. Beyris Mazar, Alberto M. |
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Rivera Queralta, Yoira Motito Marín, Ángel E. Beyris Mazar, Alberto M. |
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Bryological diversity in the La Caoba and Charrascales de Mícara Managed Floristic Reserves (Santiago de Cuba, Cuba) |
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Bryological diversity in the La Caoba and Charrascales de Mícara Managed Floristic Reserves (Santiago de Cuba, Cuba) |
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Bryological diversity in the La Caoba and Charrascales de Mícara Managed Floristic Reserves (Santiago de Cuba, Cuba) |
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Background and aims: Bryological inventories in Cuban protected areas support the updating of management plans by inventorying species, detecting threats and designing actions for their conservation. The aim of this research is to characterize the bryoflora present in the Managed Floristic Reserves La Caoba and Charrascales de Mícara, Santiago de Cuba, Cuba.
M&M: In the collection of the specimens, suitable habitats for the establishment of the bryophytes were explored following the method of Floristic Habitat Sampling. Specialised literature and databases were consulted in the determination of taxa. All collected material was deposited in the Bryophyta collection of the BSC herbarium.
Results: For the Managed Floristic Reserves La Caoba and Charrascales de Mícara 49 infrageneric taxa of hornworts, liverworts and mosses were recorded. The La Caoba reserve was the most diverse (73.5% of the total) and mosses the best represented division (55.1%). The epiphytic substrate is the most diverse and the mesophyll semi-deciduous forest the best represented plant formation (83.3%). All threatened taxa were recorded in the La Caoba Managed Floristic Reserve.
Conclusions: In the Managed Floristic Reserves La Caoba and Charrascales de Mícara the bryoloflora is characterised by the presence of taxa with a wide ecological plasticity and geographical distribution. The conditions present in the Charrascales de Mícara reserve limit the development of bryophytes. The bryological diversity in La Caoba is threatened by habitat fragmentation due to landscape alterations. |
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I10-R325-article-434582024-06-28T22:28:35Z Bryological diversity in the La Caoba and Charrascales de Mícara Managed Floristic Reserves (Santiago de Cuba, Cuba) Diversidad briológica en las Reservas Florísticas Manejadas La Caoba y Charrascales de Mícara (Santiago de Cuba, Cuba) Rivera Queralta, Yoira Motito Marín, Ángel E. Beyris Mazar, Alberto M. Caribe insular conservación vegetal isla de Cuba planta no vascular Sierra Cristal. Cuba island Insular Caribbean non-vascular plant plant conservation Sierra Cristal Background and aims: Bryological inventories in Cuban protected areas support the updating of management plans by inventorying species, detecting threats and designing actions for their conservation. The aim of this research is to characterize the bryoflora present in the Managed Floristic Reserves La Caoba and Charrascales de Mícara, Santiago de Cuba, Cuba. M&M: In the collection of the specimens, suitable habitats for the establishment of the bryophytes were explored following the method of Floristic Habitat Sampling. Specialised literature and databases were consulted in the determination of taxa. All collected material was deposited in the Bryophyta collection of the BSC herbarium. Results: For the Managed Floristic Reserves La Caoba and Charrascales de Mícara 49 infrageneric taxa of hornworts, liverworts and mosses were recorded. The La Caoba reserve was the most diverse (73.5% of the total) and mosses the best represented division (55.1%). The epiphytic substrate is the most diverse and the mesophyll semi-deciduous forest the best represented plant formation (83.3%). All threatened taxa were recorded in the La Caoba Managed Floristic Reserve. Conclusions: In the Managed Floristic Reserves La Caoba and Charrascales de Mícara the bryoloflora is characterised by the presence of taxa with a wide ecological plasticity and geographical distribution. The conditions present in the Charrascales de Mícara reserve limit the development of bryophytes. The bryological diversity in La Caoba is threatened by habitat fragmentation due to landscape alterations. Introducción y Objetivos: Los inventarios briológicos en los espacios protegidos cubanos apoyan la actualización de los planes de manejos al inventariar las especies, detectar sus amenazas y diseñar acciones para su conservación. El objetivo de esta investigación es caracterizar la brioflora presente en las Reservas Florísticas Manejadas La Caoba y Charrascales de Mícara, Santiago de Cuba, Cuba. M&M: En la recolecta de los especímenes se exploraron los hábitats adecuados para la instalación de los briófitos siguiendo el método del Muestro Florístico del Hábitat. En la determinación de los taxones se consultó la bibliografía especializada y las bases de datos. Todo el material colectado fue depositado en la colección Bryophyta del herbario BSC. Resultados: Se registraron para las Reservas Florísticas Manejadas La Caoba y Charrascales de Mícara 49 taxones infragenéricos de antocerotas, hepáticas y musgos. La reserva La Caoba fue la más diversa (73,5% del total) y los musgos la división mejor representada (55,1%). El sustrato epífito es el más diverso y el Bosque semideciduo mesófilo la formación vegetal mejor representada (83,3%). La totalidad de los taxones amenazados se registraron en la Reserva Florística Manejada La Caoba. Conclusiones: En las Reservas Florísticas Manejadas La Caoba y Charrascales de Mícara la brioflora se caracteriza por la presencia de taxones de amplia plasticidad ecológica y distribución geográfica. Las condiciones presentes en la reserva Charrascales de Mícara limitan el desarrollo de los briófitos. La diversidad briológica en La Caoba está amenazada por la fragmentación del hábitat debido a las alteraciones del paisaje. Sociedad Argentina de Botánica 2024-06-27 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf text/html https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/BSAB/article/view/43458 10.31055/1851.2372.v59.n2.43458 Boletín de la Sociedad Argentina de Botánica (Journal of the Argentine Botanical Society; Vol. 59 No. 2 (2024): June Boletín de la Sociedad Argentina de Botánica; Vol. 59 Núm. 2 (2024): Junio Boletín de la Sociedad Argentina de Botánica; v. 59 n. 2 (2024): Junio 1851-2372 0373-580X 10.31055/1851.2372.v59.n2 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/BSAB/article/view/43458/45449 https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/BSAB/article/view/43458/45450 Derechos de autor 2024 Yoira Rivera Queralta, Ángel E. Motito Marín; Alberto M. Beyris Mazar https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0 |