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Contribution to the knowledge of the Moroccan mountain vegetation

Authors: Romo, Àngel;

Contribution to the knowledge of the Moroccan mountain vegetation

Abstract

[ES] Se describe con la metodología fitosociológica diferentes tipos de comunidades vegetales, no detectadas hasta el presente en Marruecos. Se proponen las siguientes nuevas asociaciones y subasociaciones: Anthyllido polycephalae-Stachydetum fontqueri subass. quercetosum rotundifoliae corresponde a una maquia de las montañas septentrionales del Rif; Genisto anglicae-Ericetum ciliaris subsass. pinguiculetosum lusitanicae es un brezal del macizo de Bou Hassim en el Rif occidental; Cephalario maroccanae- Inuletum maletii es una formación de megaforbios del Atlas Medio; Bellis caerulescendis-Heracletum sphondyllii es una formación de megaforbios del Gran Atlas; Arenario armerinae-Sideritetum matris-filiae es un pastizal de alta montaña mediterránea del macizo de Tichchoukt en el Atlas Medio. Se aportan nuevos datos para otros sintáxones ya descritos pero con la distribución, variabilidad y ecología poco conocidas. Este es el caso de las asociaciones siguientes: Polysticho setiferi-Prunetum lusitanicae, bosquecillo ripario de las montañas del Rif occidental y central; Primulo acaulis-Betuletum celtibericae, corresponde a un bosque de abedules del Rif central, y Astragaletum numidico-maroccani es una comunidad de caméfitos de alta montaña mediterránea conocida hasta el presente del Rif occidental. Como conclusión se puede aseverar que la vegetación de los hábitats que ocupan áreas reducidas en las montañas marroquíes es conocida de forma parcial.

[EN] Different types of plant communities, till now undetected in Morocco, are here described using the phytosociological method. The following new subassociations and associations are proposed: Anthyllido polycephalae-Stachydetum fontqueri subass. quercetosum rotundifoliae is a machia from the Northern Rif Mountains; Genisto anglicae-Ericetum ciliaris subsass. pinguiculetosum lusitanicae is a heathland from the Bou Hassim range in the Western Rif; Cephalario maroccanae-Inuletum maletii is a megaphorbic community from the Middle Atlas; Bellis caerulescendis-Heracletum sphondyllii is a megaphorbic community from the High Atlas; Arenario armerinae-Sideritetum matris-fi liae is a high mountain grassland from the Tichchoukt range in the Middle Atlas. New data are given for the syntaxa already described but with the distribution, variability and ecology not well known. This is the case of the following associations: Polysticho setiferi-Prunetum lusitanicae, a riverine woodland from the W Rif Mountains; Primulo acaulis-Betuletum celtibericae, a birch woodland from the C Rif and Astragaletum numidico-maroccani a high mediterranean mountain plant community from the Western Rif. As a conclusion, the vegetation of the peculiar habitats that occur in reduced areas is only partially known.

14 pages, 8 figures, 10 tables, 1 appendix.

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fi tosociología, Atlas mountains, Vegetation, Plant communities, montañas del Atlas, Comunidades de plantas, phytosociology, Vegetación, Fitosociología, plant communities, Montañas del Rif, montañas del Rif, Morocco, Marruecos, Atlas Mountains, vegetation, Montañas del Atlas, Rif Mountains, comunidades de plantas, Phytosociology, vegetación

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