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Influencia de las aves en la vegetación de la laguna del Majahual en Los Tuxtlas, Ver.

Authors: Mario Sousa-S.;

Influencia de las aves en la vegetación de la laguna del Majahual en Los Tuxtlas, Ver.

Abstract

Se colectaron 17 especies vegetales en la Laguna del Majahual en Los Tuxtlas, Veracruz, con un marcado contraste entre el rojo de frutos, semillas, arilos, inflorescencias o ramas y el negro de frutos o semillas o el blanco de arilos o valvas internas de frutos. Como hipótesis de trabajo se propone a las aves como agentes que propiciaron la concentración de especies vegetales con las características convergentes ya citadas. Se observaron y colectaron 11 especies de aves frugívoras de las cuales 2 son aves migratorias del NE y SE de los Estados Unidos y Canadá respectivamente, las que se alimentaban de 5 de las especies vegetales con rojos contrastantes. Se hace un breve estudio sinecológico de la Laguna incluyendo datos físicos del medio ambiente, proponiéndose a los taludes oriental y occidental como refugios de aves en la época de los "nortes" que permite la "siembra" de especies vegetales que son su alimento en este período desfavorable.

Keywords

QK1-989, Botany, comunidades

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