Una aproximacio?n sintaxono?mica sobre la vegetacio?n del Peru?. Clases, o?rdenes y alianzas
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RESUMEN. Una aproximación sintaxonómica sobre la vegetación del Perú. Clases, órdenes y alianzas. En el presente trabajo damos a conocer una primera aproximación al esquema sintaxonómico de la vegetación peruana hasta el nivel de alianza. Se describen dos nuevas clases (Nicotiano- Ambrosietea y Mayaceteaf luviatilis), 12 órdenes (Adiantetalia raddiani, Alnetalia, Cestro-Prunetalia, Commelinetalia, Cryptocarpo-Prosopidetalia, Mutisio-Baccharidetalia, Nicotianetalia, Oryzo- Hymenachnetalia, Polylepidetalia racemosae, Polypodio-Puyetalia, Salicetalia caroliniano- humbolchianae ySaxifragetalia magellanicae), 14 alianzas (Adiantion subvolubilis, Aristido-Chloridion, Bursero-Prosopidion, Espostoo-Neoraimondion, Loasion, Mutisio-Ophryosporidion, Myrcianthion quinquelobae, Myrico-Alnion, Peperomio-Puyion, Ribesido-Polylepidion, Saxifragion magellanicae, Sicyo-Urficion„Siegesbeckio-Commelinion y Tecomion arequipensis) y 10 asociaciones (Adiantetum subvolubilis, Bartiadesio-Ophryosporidetum, Cercidio-Prosopidetum, Haageocereo-Neoraimondietum, Peperomio-Tillculdsietum, Philoglosso-Uroccopidetum,Schino-Acacietum,Tristerido-Myrcianthetum, Valeriano-Saxifragetum y Valleo-Alnetutn). Además se establece un estado nuevo (Chusqueetalia tessellatae stat.nov.)que permite sistematizar los matorrales andinos con bambusoideas ("chuscales").
Palabras clave. Vegetación, Fitosociología, Sintaxonomfa, Perú.
ABSTRACT. A syntaxonomic approximation about the vegetation of Peru. Classes, orders and alliances. In this paper, a first syntaxonomic approximation to the syntaxonomic scheme of the Peruvian vegetation down to the alliance level is presented. Two new classes (Nicoticmo-Ambrosietea and Mayacetea f hiviatilis), 12 orders (Adiantetalia raddiani, Alnetalia, Cestro-Prunetalia, Commelinetalia, Cryptocarpo-Prosopidetalia, Mutisio-Baccharidetalia, Nicotianetalia, Oryzo- Hymenachnetalia, Polylepidetalia racemosae, Polypodio-Puyetalia, Salicetalia caroliniano- humboldnanae and Saxifragetalia magellanicae), 14 alliances (Adicional subvolubilis, Aristido- Chloridion, Bursero-Prosopidion, Espostoo-Neoraimondion, Loasion, Munsio-Ophryosporidion, Myrciamhion quinquelobae, Myrico-Alnion, Peperomio-Puyion, Ribesido-Polylepidion, Saxifragion magellanicae, Sicyo-Urticion„Siegesbeckio-Commelinion and Tecomion arequipensis) and 10 associations (Adiametum subvolubilis, Bartiadesio-Ophryosporidetum, Cercidio-Prosopidetum, Haageocereo-Neoraimondietum, Peperomio-Tillandsiencm, Philoglosso-Urocarpidetutn, Schino- Acacietum, Tristerido-Myrcianthetum, Valeriano-Saxifragetunt and Valleo-Alnetum) are described. Also, a new status is stablished (Chusqueetalia tessellatae stat. nov. ) to systematize the Andean bamboo-scrubs ("chuscales").
Key words. Vegetation, Phytosociology, Syntaxonomy, Peru.
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