ArticlePlants (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Floristic Survey and Taxonomic Characteristics of Vascular Plants in Cerro Mohinora, Chihuahua, Mexico.
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The Sierra Madre Occidental (SMO) is a vital biological corridor in Mexico, yet its floristic knowledge remains fragmented. This study inventories and analyzes the vascular flora of Cerro Mohinora, the highest peak in Chihuahua and a protected area critical for mountain biodiversity. Through the collection of 1200 specimens, we identified 350 taxa across 205 genera and 76 families. Asteraceae (57 taxa) and Poaceae (32) are the most species-rich, with hemicryptophytes dominating the life forms (55.7%). The native flora exhibits a predominantly Nearctic affinity (56.6%), followed by Neotropical (37.2%). Notably, 33.7% of species are endemic to Mexico, including 11.4% to the SMO and 2.9% related to microendemics. Cerro Mohinora serves as the type locality for 18 species, including
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