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Floristic Diversity, Structure and Carbon Storage of a Sub-Andean Forest in Southwestern Colombia: The Case of the El Mangón.
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Sub-Andean forests of the Colombian Central Cordillera are among the most biodiverse and threatened Neotropical ecosystems, yet their floristic composition, vegetation structure, and aboveground carbon storage remain poorly documented. We characterized the floristic diversity, vegetation structure, and aboveground carbon storage of the El Mangón sub-Andean forest remnant (24 ha; 1600-1700 m a.s.l., Cauca, Colombia) using general (non-systematic) collections across the total area and a structural inventory in five 50 × 4 m transects (498 individuals, 35 species). A total of 281 species, 209 genera, and 99 families were recorded; epiphytes represented 44.13% of species, exceeding typical values (25-35%) for this forest type. Diversity indices were intermediate (H' = 2.55; DMg = 5.47; 1-D = 0.89).
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