Estudio etnobotánico de especies que crecen en el macizo montañoso Guaniguanico
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A study etnobotanico of forest species is presented that are developed in the Solid Mountainous Guaniguanico, the method of open interviews was used directly in the s communities. The study was carried out in two towns (Jasmines of the Municipality Viñales and Burnt of the Municipality Mines of Matahambre) of Pinar del Río. The interview was carried out at a total of 100 people of both sexes and different occupations and cultural level. Information was obtained referred to the knowledge and use of the different parts of the trees, characteristic of the wood and its relative abundance in the town.
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