Use and management of Mimosa species in the Tehuacán Cuicatlán Valley, a tropical semi arid region in Mexico (Fabaceae Mimosoideae)

Observed number of species was relatively high in comparison with other studies in the Mediterranean, and we found no effects of fragment characteristics on species density,

Correlations between densities of each study species and species richness of endemic and endemic+threatened taxa at three spatial grain 603. categories (0.5-km line transect,

In this work, three out of four species (S. palmetto) showed significantly higher contents of phenolic compounds than all other analyzed species, and differences in the

remained unstudied. Yet, such fundamental knowledge as spatial ecology, behaviour and habitat use are critical for understanding the conservation and management needs of the

species are ecosystem type and altitude; some species tolerated evergreen forest and others prefer dry forest, in terms of elevation, in some species is limited from lowland to

The new species, inhabith in Andean-Amazonian foothill forest in the Pongo de Qoñec, Kosñipata valley, is the ve species of Caluera to be described and also represents the

Figure 4: The bacterial load and the number of present species over time of the mineral oil free MWF.. Compared to the conventional product, the number of different species

Five new records of Glomeromycota are reported from the Neotropical region of Mexico, seven new records of AMF for Veracruz and one new record from Mexico