Influence of environmental variables on the accompanying vegetation de Abarema maestrensis (Urb.) Bässler in The Platica, National Park Turquino
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The investigation was carried out in the Zonal Unit of Conservation “La Platica” in the National Park Turquino during 2015, with the objective of determining the influence of the environmental variables on the vegetation associated to the species Abarema maestrensis (sabicú de la maestra). It was stablished 18 transect of 150 m2. The taking of data of the environmental variables altitude, slope, exhibition, wealth and individuals number was developed. It was carried out an analysis of Correspondence without Tendency, through this result an Analysis of Redundancy was conceived that the pattern of ordination of the community explained and the variables were transformed to compare among them. The variable altitude and exhibition marked the distribution of the vegetation being Abarema maestrensis the species more correlated with the altitude. The biggest cluster in the species was explained in the axes 1 and 2 obtaining 21 percent of the total variability.
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