2002
DOI: 10.1663/0006-8101(2002)068[0038:ootbot]2.0.co;2
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Observations on the Biogeography of the Amotape-Huancabamba Zone in Northern Peru

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“…Open Polylepis stands occur up to 5,100 m. At El Tiro-Pass, the UTL is between 2,790 and 2,820 m. At Cerro de Consuelo in the upper part of the ECSF research area, the UTL is between 2,730 and 3,040 m . The zone of 'low Neotropical UTL' is between 3°and 7°S, within the so-called Amotape-Huancabamba Floristic Zone (Weigend 2002). The UTL depression results from the absence of the usually superposing Polylepis belt, which is associated with extremely high precipitation in the eastern chain of the cordilleras in northern Peru and southern Ecuador, and it is absent from perhumid mountain regions (Kessler 1995).…”
Section: Interpretation and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Open Polylepis stands occur up to 5,100 m. At El Tiro-Pass, the UTL is between 2,790 and 2,820 m. At Cerro de Consuelo in the upper part of the ECSF research area, the UTL is between 2,730 and 3,040 m . The zone of 'low Neotropical UTL' is between 3°and 7°S, within the so-called Amotape-Huancabamba Floristic Zone (Weigend 2002). The UTL depression results from the absence of the usually superposing Polylepis belt, which is associated with extremely high precipitation in the eastern chain of the cordilleras in northern Peru and southern Ecuador, and it is absent from perhumid mountain regions (Kessler 1995).…”
Section: Interpretation and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Las especies se encuentran distribuidas en la zona fitogeografica AmotapeHuancabamba en su parte sureña, región de alto endemismo (Weigend, 2002(Weigend, , 2004. El estado de conservación de todas las especies presentadas se encuentra en CITES Apendice II.…”
Section: Materials Y Métodosunclassified
“…Hunziker (1979) y Nee (1986), reconocen que ambos géneros deben ser tratados como uno solo, es decir como Jaltomata, trabajos contemporáneos de Davis (1980) y D'Arcy (19861991), sostienen que ambos géneros deben mantenerse independientes; adoptando ese criterio, Mione (1992) unificó Hebecladus y Jaltomata con el epíteto genérico de Jaltomata, siendo ratificado por Mione, Olmstead, Jansen & Anderson en 1994 y Särkinen et al, 2013. Jaltomata (incluyendo Hebecladus) de la Familia Solanaceae, Subfamilia Solanoideae, Tribu Solaneae, (Hunziker, 2001), y ratificado recientemente en la filogenia molecular de la familia propuesta por Olmstead et al, 2008y Särkinen et al, 2013, quienes sostienen, que Jaltomata comparte la filogenia en un clado solamente con el género Solanum. Está representado por unas 72 especies herbáceas o subarbustos plenamente determinados y publicados, casi todas con bayas comestibles (Leiva, Mione & Quipuscoa, 1998;Leiva, et al, 2007;2008;2010a y b;2014a y b;2015a;Mione, et al, 1997;2000;2004;2007;2011;2014. Se distribuyen desde el suroeste de los Estados Unidos hasta Bolivia y el Norte de Argentina y en las Antillas (Cuba, Jamaica, Haití, República Dominicana, Puerto Rico), con una especie en las islas Galápagos (Mione, Anderson & Nee, 1993;Mione, Olmstead, Jansen & Anderson, 1994;Mione & Coe, 1996;Mione & Leiva, 1997;Mione, Leiva & Yacher 2000;2004;2007;2011;2014.…”
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