PUYA HAMATA DEMOGRAPHY AS AN INDICATOR OF RECENT FIRE HISTORY IN THE PÁRAMO OF EL ÁNGEL AND VOLCÁN CHILES, ECUADOR-COLOMBIA
La demografía de Puya hamata como indicador de la historia de fuegos recientes en el páramo de El Ángel y Volcán Chiles, Ecuador-Colombia
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https://doi.org/10.15446/caldasia.v36n1.43891Palabras clave:
Bromeliaceae, burning, Ecuador, giant puya, mortality, páramo, population dynamics, seedling recruitment, semelparity (en)Bromeliaceae, dinámica poblacional, Ecuador, mortalidad, páramo, puya gigante, quemas, reclutamiento de plántulas, semelparidad (es)
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