Biogeographic origins and floristic affinities of the bryophytes of the Tota-Bijagual-Mamapacha complex in the Páramos of Boyacá, Colombia
Páramos are Neotropical high-elevation isolated ecosystems in the Andes. These areas are inhabited by many distinct plant species, such as bryophytes, which provide environmental services including the storage and regulation of surface and groundwater; however, the diversity and biogeographic affini...
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ftmagnoliapress:oai:ojs.mapress.com:article/40809 2023-05-15T14:01:23+02:00 Biogeographic origins and floristic affinities of the bryophytes of the Tota-Bijagual-Mamapacha complex in the Páramos of Boyacá, Colombia GIL-NOVOA, JORGE ENRIQUE MORALES-PUENTES, MARÍA E. GÓMEZ, JORGE D. MERCADO 2020-12-24 application/pdf https://www.mapress.com/j/pt/article/view/phytotaxa.477.2.3 https://doi.org/10.11646/phytotaxa.477.2.3 eng eng Phytotaxa https://www.mapress.com/j/pt/article/view/phytotaxa.477.2.3/42291 https://www.mapress.com/j/pt/article/view/phytotaxa.477.2.3 doi:10.11646/phytotaxa.477.2.3 Copyright (c) 2020 Phytotaxa Phytotaxa; Vol 477, No 2: 24 December 2020; 171–193 1179-3163 1179-3155 10.11646/phytotaxa.477.2 Bryophytes biogeographic regionalization endemism liverworts mosses info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion 2020 ftmagnoliapress https://doi.org/10.11646/phytotaxa.477.2.3 https://doi.org/10.11646/phytotaxa.477.2 2020-12-29T17:55:11Z Páramos are Neotropical high-elevation isolated ecosystems in the Andes. These areas are inhabited by many distinct plant species, such as bryophytes, which provide environmental services including the storage and regulation of surface and groundwater; however, the diversity and biogeographic affinities of bryophytes are still unknown. We used phytogeographic analysis and biogeographic regionalization approaches to determine the biogeographic origins and floristic affinities of this flora in the Tota-Bijagual-Mamapacha (TBM) páramos complex. We found 219 species of bryophytes, 145 mosses, and 75 liverworts. These species are mainly of Neotropical origin, although we also found relationships with Ethiopian, Nearctic, Australian, Antarctic, Palearctic and Oriental regions. According to Morrone (2014), the TBM is located in the South American Transition Zone, the Páramo province, and the Páramos de la cordillera Oriental biogeographic district. The TBM had important floristic relationships with the South Brazilian subregion and the Magdalena province. We found no endemic species to the TBM complex, but identified several endemic species for the Andean páramos. Article in Journal/Newspaper Antarc* Antarctic Magnolia press Antarctic Phytotaxa 477 2 171 193 |
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Bryophytes biogeographic regionalization endemism liverworts mosses GIL-NOVOA, JORGE ENRIQUE MORALES-PUENTES, MARÍA E. GÓMEZ, JORGE D. MERCADO Biogeographic origins and floristic affinities of the bryophytes of the Tota-Bijagual-Mamapacha complex in the Páramos of Boyacá, Colombia |
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Páramos are Neotropical high-elevation isolated ecosystems in the Andes. These areas are inhabited by many distinct plant species, such as bryophytes, which provide environmental services including the storage and regulation of surface and groundwater; however, the diversity and biogeographic affinities of bryophytes are still unknown. We used phytogeographic analysis and biogeographic regionalization approaches to determine the biogeographic origins and floristic affinities of this flora in the Tota-Bijagual-Mamapacha (TBM) páramos complex. We found 219 species of bryophytes, 145 mosses, and 75 liverworts. These species are mainly of Neotropical origin, although we also found relationships with Ethiopian, Nearctic, Australian, Antarctic, Palearctic and Oriental regions. According to Morrone (2014), the TBM is located in the South American Transition Zone, the Páramo province, and the Páramos de la cordillera Oriental biogeographic district. The TBM had important floristic relationships with the South Brazilian subregion and the Magdalena province. We found no endemic species to the TBM complex, but identified several endemic species for the Andean páramos. |
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Biogeographic origins and floristic affinities of the bryophytes of the Tota-Bijagual-Mamapacha complex in the Páramos of Boyacá, Colombia |
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Biogeographic origins and floristic affinities of the bryophytes of the Tota-Bijagual-Mamapacha complex in the Páramos of Boyacá, Colombia |
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Biogeographic origins and floristic affinities of the bryophytes of the Tota-Bijagual-Mamapacha complex in the Páramos of Boyacá, Colombia |
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Biogeographic origins and floristic affinities of the bryophytes of the Tota-Bijagual-Mamapacha complex in the Páramos of Boyacá, Colombia |
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Biogeographic origins and floristic affinities of the bryophytes of the Tota-Bijagual-Mamapacha complex in the Páramos of Boyacá, Colombia |
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biogeographic origins and floristic affinities of the bryophytes of the tota-bijagual-mamapacha complex in the páramos of boyacá, colombia |
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