APA Style
Cano-Ortiz, A. , Cano-Ortiz, A. Canas, R. Q. , Canas, R. Q. Fuentes, J. C. P. , Fuentes, J. C. P. Río, S. D. , Río, S. D. Gomes, C. J. P. , & Gomes, C. J. P. (2022). Knowledge for a Better Conservation: Syntaxonomic Review of Caribbean Pine Forests (Cuba, Hispaniola).
Open Journal of Educational Research, 2(4), 118-181.
https://doi.org/10.31586/rjees.2022.284
ACS Style
Cano-Ortiz, A. ; Cano-Ortiz, A. Canas, R. Q. ; Canas, R. Q. Fuentes, J. C. P. ; Fuentes, J. C. P. Río, S. D. ; Río, S. D. Gomes, C. J. P. ; Gomes, C. J. P. Knowledge for a Better Conservation: Syntaxonomic Review of Caribbean Pine Forests (Cuba, Hispaniola).
Open Journal of Educational Research 2022 2(4), 118-181.
https://doi.org/10.31586/rjees.2022.284
Chicago/Turabian Style
Cano-Ortiz, Ana, Ana Cano-Ortiz. Ricardo Quinto Canas, Ricardo Quinto Canas. José Carlos Piñar Fuentes, José Carlos Piñar Fuentes. Sara del Río, Sara del Río. Carlos José Pinto Gomes, and Carlos José Pinto Gomes. 2022. "Knowledge for a Better Conservation: Syntaxonomic Review of Caribbean Pine Forests (Cuba, Hispaniola)".
Open Journal of Educational Research 2, no. 4: 118-181.
https://doi.org/10.31586/rjees.2022.284
AMA Style
Cano-Ortiz A, Cano-Ortiz ACanas RQ, Canas RQFuentes JCP, Fuentes JCPRío SD, Río SDGomes CJP, Gomes CJP. Knowledge for a Better Conservation: Syntaxonomic Review of Caribbean Pine Forests (Cuba, Hispaniola).
Open Journal of Educational Research. 2022; 2(4):118-181.
https://doi.org/10.31586/rjees.2022.284
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AUTHOR = {Cano-Ortiz, Ana and Canas, Ricardo Quinto and Fuentes, José Carlos Piñar and Río, Sara del and Gomes, Carlos José Pinto and Cano, Eusebio},
TITLE = {Knowledge for a Better Conservation: Syntaxonomic Review of Caribbean Pine Forests (Cuba, Hispaniola)},
JOURNAL = {Open Journal of Educational Research},
VOLUME = {2},
YEAR = {2022},
NUMBER = {4},
PAGES = {118-181},
URL = {https://www.scipublications.com/journal/index.php/RJEES/article/view/284},
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DOI = {10.31586/rjees.2022.284},
ABSTRACT = {A phytosociological review is carried out of the pine forest formations on the islands of Cuba and Hispaniola (Caribbean), due to the diversity of soils and environments. We collected 10 plant associations belonging to the class Byrsonimo-Pinetea caribaea growing on siliceous, calcareous and sandy substrates and 21 associations on special, serpentine and ophite substrates and on ultramafic rocks belonging to the class Caseario crassinervis-Pinetea cubensis, exclusive to Cuba; while the association of pine forests on serpentines in Hispaniola is included in the class Phyllantho orbicularis-Neobracetea valenzuelanae with a Caribbean distribution. The comparative phytosociological and statistical study reveals phytosociological anomalies in the inclusion of various syntaxa, and in the description of other syntaxa according to the International Code of Phytosociological Nomenclature (ICPN). We therefore propose a change in status for several of the subassociations described: subass. ilicetosum repandae: syn. var. con Ilex repanda; subass. schmidtottietosum shaferi: syn. var. with Schmidtottia shaferi; subass. acrosynanthetosum trachyphylli: syn. var. with Acrosynanthus trachyphyllus; subass. psychotrietosum grandis: var. con Psychotria grandis; subass. notodonetosum roigii: syn. var. with Notodon roigii. We also propose a nomen novum: jaquinietosum oxhyphyllae Reyes & Acosta 2012 ex Cano et al. hoc loco.},
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AB - A phytosociological review is carried out of the pine forest formations on the islands of Cuba and Hispaniola (Caribbean), due to the diversity of soils and environments. We collected 10 plant associations belonging to the class Byrsonimo-Pinetea caribaea growing on siliceous, calcareous and sandy substrates and 21 associations on special, serpentine and ophite substrates and on ultramafic rocks belonging to the class Caseario crassinervis-Pinetea cubensis, exclusive to Cuba; while the association of pine forests on serpentines in Hispaniola is included in the class Phyllantho orbicularis-Neobracetea valenzuelanae with a Caribbean distribution. The comparative phytosociological and statistical study reveals phytosociological anomalies in the inclusion of various syntaxa, and in the description of other syntaxa according to the International Code of Phytosociological Nomenclature (ICPN). We therefore propose a change in status for several of the subassociations described: subass. ilicetosum repandae: syn. var. con Ilex repanda; subass. schmidtottietosum shaferi: syn. var. with Schmidtottia shaferi; subass. acrosynanthetosum trachyphylli: syn. var. with Acrosynanthus trachyphyllus; subass. psychotrietosum grandis: var. con Psychotria grandis; subass. notodonetosum roigii: syn. var. with Notodon roigii. We also propose a nomen novum: jaquinietosum oxhyphyllae Reyes & Acosta 2012 ex Cano et al. hoc loco.
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