Relación entre Diversidad y Elevación de Plantas Vasculares en Ecosistemas Templados Australes Dependiente de los

T Michelt1, D Craven2,3, V Peréz-Tello2

  • 1Biogeography and Biodiversity Lab, Institute of Physical Geography Goethe-University Frankfurt Frankfurt am Main Germany.

Ecology and evolution
|December 22, 2025
PubMed
Resumen

Las perturbaciones humanas alteran los patrones de biodiversidad vegetal a lo largo de los gradientes de elevación. Las estrategias de conservación son esenciales para mitigar los impactos en los ecosistemas de montaña y sus comunidades de plantas únicas.

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