Plant succession patterns on residual open-pit gravel mines deposits Bogota

Plant succession patterns on residual open-pit gravel mines deposits Bogota

Ricardo A. Mora Goyes

Based on both: the study of composition and structure of plant communities and the analysis of the physico-chemical characteristics of mining wastes, the initial patterns of primary succession were determined. These patterns were present in three deposits of waste material abandoned during 18, 36 and 120 months respectively. Sue materials were originated in open-pit gravel mines located to the south of Bogota (Colombia). This study pretends to contribute to the knowledge of the meehanlsms of natural restauration of tropical ecosystems subjected to man-borne degradation.

1999

Ecología de disturbios, Ecología vegetal, Material residual, Mina El Tunjuelo, Minas de Grava, sucesión vegetal

Acta Biológica Colombiana

Universidad Nacional de Colombia

Biology (General)