Aproximación al conocimiento de los bejucos de Colombia
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bejucos, diversidad, Angiospermas, Dicotiledóneas (es)Climbers, diversity (en)
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Con base en la revisión de literatura y de los ejemplares del Herbario Nacional Colombiano (COL) se elaboró la lista de familias, géneros y especies de bejucos presentes en Colombia. En total se hallaron 1820 especies pertenecientes a 310 géneros y 70 familias. Las Angiospermas constituyen el grupo más diverso de bejucos con el 99.3% del total de especies, y entre ellas las Dicotiledóneas con 60 familias, 294 géneros y 1706 especies presentan la mayor diversidad.
The list ofvascular plant families and genera containing colombian climbers is updated here. A total 1820 species of climbers belonging to 310 genera and 70 families were registered. The angiosperms is the largest group of climbers, containing 99.3% of all species. The dicotyledons with 1706 species, 294 genera and 60 families is the most diverse.
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