Material suplementario Artículo 65859. Patrones de sucesión secundaria en un bosque seco tropical interandino de Colombia: implicaciones para la restauración ecológica
Supplementary material Article 65859. Secondary successional patterns in an inter-andean tropical dry forest of Colombia: implications for ecological restoration
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Ecología de la restauración, edad de abandono, trayectoria sucesional, vegetación del valle del Magdalena (es)Abandonment age, High Magdalena valley vegetation, restoration ecology, succession trajectory (en)
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Anexo 1. Análisis de conglomerados de los levantamientos de vegetación a partir del método de promedio no ponderado de agrupamiento de pares (UPGMA) y el índice de similitud de Horn (1966).
Anexo 2. Análisis de especies indicadoras.
Annex 1. Conglomerate analysis of vegetation plots using the unweighted pair grouping method (UPGMA) and similarity index Horn (1966).
Annex 2. Analysis of indicator species.
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