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Woody plants diversity, floristic composition and land use history in the Amazonian rain forests of Madidi National Park, Bolivia

2008-10-01

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A floristic inventory of woody plants was carried out to analyse the relationships between floristic similarity and geographical distance, and to compare the effect of land use history on the floristic composition between sites. Three lowland and two submontane sites were studied in Madidi, Bolivia. In one site, there is evidence of an Inca ruin. A total of 877 species and 12,822 individuals of woody plants with a...

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1d21211c-0667-55a8-bdf1-bd88e1b3b12c
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10.1007/s10531-008-9348-x
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