Adiciones al conocimiento de la Reserva Florística Manejada Monte Grande, municipio de Guáimaro, Camagüey, Cuba
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This work contributes new elements to the knowledge of the floristic resource of Monte Grande, as part of the researchs to establish a strategy of sucesional reforestation in the areas of more antropic affectation, with a view to the recovery of the affected forests ecosystems. The collections were carried out in 13 stations that included different types of vegetation among them: evergreen microphyll forests; secondary forests and thickets; secondary, ruderal, segetal and marshy vegetation. Plants of two freshwater communities were taken as complement to the information of the flora, because had not been collected before. 67% of taxa richness is in evergreen microphyll forests known as La Majagua and Los Robles. They constitute new reports for the town 73 taxa. The endemism index is of 10.7%; of them the pancubans corresponds to 64.7%, and the station 11 has the biggest representativeness of endemic. 76% of the taxa are useful to the man.
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