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Plantas Comunes De Los Pastizales Altoandinos Ayacucho & Huancavelica, PERÚ 1 Plantas comunes de los pastizales altoandinos 1,2 1 3 4 5 1 Fiorella Eduardo , Héctor Chuquillanqui , Wilson Velásquez , Elib Chuchon , Pablo Najarro , Reynaldo Linares-Palomino 1Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute (SCBI), Washington D.C.; 2Agropecuaria ARZU, Puno, Perú; 3Ministerio del Ambiente, Lima, Perú; 4"Allin Huayra" Asociación para la Conservación y Proyectos de Desarrollo Sostenible, Ayacucho, Perú; 5Asociación Pro Fauna Silvestre, Ayacucho, Perú Información generada por el Programa de Monitoreo de la Biodiversidad (BMAP, www.bmap.pe), una colaboración entre el SCBI y PERÚ LNG, empresa peruana dedicada a la producción de gas natural licuado. © Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute [[email protected]] [fieldguides.fieldmuseum.org] [1031] Versión 1 1 Bomarea dulcis 2 Azorella biloba 3 Azorella crenata 4 Azorella diapensioides 5 Azorella diapensioides ALSTROEMERIACEAE APIACEAE APIACEAE APIACEAE APIACEAE 6 Azorella diapensioides 7 Azorella multifida 8 Eryngium humile 9 Oreomyrrhis andicola 10 Achyrocline ramosissima APIACEAE APIACEAE APIACEAE APIACEAE ASTERACEAE 11 Ageratina sternbergiana 12 Ageratina sternbergiana 13 Baccharis buxifolia 14 Baccharis caespitosa 15 Baccharis caespitosa ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE 16 Baccharis genistelloides 17 Baccharis sp. 18 Baccharis sp. 19 Baccharis tricuneata 20 Baccharis uniflora ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE Ayacucho & Huancavelica, PERÚ Plantas comunes de los pastizales altoandinos 2 1,2 1 3 4 5 1 Fiorella Eduardo , Héctor Chuquillanqui , Wilson Velásquez , Elib Chuchon , Pablo Najarro , Reynaldo Linares-Palomino 1Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute (SCBI), Washington D.C.; 2Agropecuaria ARZU, Puno, Perú; 3Ministerio del Ambiente, Lima, Perú; 4"Allin Huayra" Asociación para la Conservación y Proyectos de Desarrollo Sostenible, Ayacucho, Perú; 5Asociación Pro Fauna Silvestre, Ayacucho, Perú Información generada por el Programa de Monitoreo de la Biodiversidad (BMAP, www.bmap.pe), una colaboración entre el SCBI y PERÚ LNG, empresa peruana dedicada a la producción de gas natural licuado. © Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute [[email protected]] [fieldguides.fieldmuseum.org] [1031] Versión 1 21 Belloa sp. 1 22 Belloa sp. 2 23 Belloa sp. 3 24 Belloa sp. 3 25 Bidens andicola ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE 26 Bidens pilosa 27 Chaptalia similis 28 Conyza bonariensis 29 Conyza deserticola 30 Cosmos peucedanifolius ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE 31 Cosmos peucedanifolius 32 Galinsoga sp. 33 Gamochaeta americana 34 Gamochaeta purpurea 35 Gnaphalium badium ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE 36 Gnaphalium badium 37 Gnaphalium dombeyanum 38 Hieracium sp. 1 39 Hieracium sp. 1 40 Hypochaeris sessiliflora ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE Ayacucho & Huancavelica, PERÚ 3 Plantas comunes de los pastizales altoandinos 1,2 1 3 4 5 1 Fiorella Eduardo , Héctor Chuquillanqui , Wilson Velásquez , Elib Chuchon , Pablo Najarro , Reynaldo Linares-Palomino 1Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute (SCBI), Washington D.C.; 2Agropecuaria ARZU, Puno, Perú; 3Ministerio del Ambiente, Lima, Perú; 4"Allin Huayra" Asociación para la Conservación y Proyectos de Desarrollo Sostenible, Ayacucho, Perú; 5Asociación Pro Fauna Silvestre, Ayacucho, Perú Información generada por el Programa de Monitoreo de la Biodiversidad (BMAP, www.bmap.pe), una colaboración entre el SCBI y PERÚ LNG, empresa peruana dedicada a la producción de gas natural licuado. © Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute [[email protected]] [fieldguides.fieldmuseum.org] [1031] Versión 1 41 Hypochaeris taraxacoides 42 Loricaria graveolens 43 Luciliocline longifolia 44 Luciliocline longifolia 45 Luciliocline subspicata ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE 46 Misbrookea strigosissima 47 Mniodes coarctata 48 Mniodes coarctata 49 Novenia acaulis 50 Paranephelius uniflorus ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE 51 PereZia multiflora 52 PereZia pinnatifida 53 PereZia pinnatifida 54 PereZia sp. 55 Senecio collinus ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE 56 Senecio collinus 57 Senecio nutans 58 Senecio nutans 59 Senecio rufescens 60 Senecio rufescens ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE Ayacucho & Huancavelica, PERÚ Plantas comunes de los pastizales altoandinos 4 1,2 1 3 4 5 1 Fiorella Eduardo , Héctor Chuquillanqui , Wilson Velásquez , Elib Chuchon , Pablo Najarro , Reynaldo Linares-Palomino 1Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute (SCBI), Washington D.C.; 2Agropecuaria ARZU, Puno, Perú; 3Ministerio del Ambiente, Lima, Perú; 4"Allin Huayra" Asociación para la Conservación y Proyectos de Desarrollo Sostenible, Ayacucho, Perú; 5Asociación Pro Fauna Silvestre, Ayacucho, Perú Información generada por el Programa de Monitoreo de la Biodiversidad (BMAP, www.bmap.pe), una colaboración entre el SCBI y PERÚ LNG, empresa peruana dedicada a la producción de gas natural licuado. © Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute [[email protected]] [fieldguides.fieldmuseum.org] [1031] Versión 1 61 Senecio serratifolius 62 Senecio serratifolius 63 Senecio spinosus 64 Stuckertiella capitata 65 Werneria apiculata ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE 66 Werneria pectinata 67 Werneria villosa 68 Xenophyllum poposum 69 Berberis sp. 70 Plagiobothrys sp. ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE BERBERIDACEAE BORAGINACEAE 71 Plagiobothrys sp. 72 Brayopsis calycina 73 Brayopsis calycina 74 Draba macleanii 75 Lepidium bipinnatifidum BORAGINACEAE BRASSICAEAE BRASSICAEAE BRASSICAEAE BRASSICAEAE 76 Lepidium bipinnatifidum 77 Lepidium bipinnatifidum 78 Austrocylindropuntia floccosa 79 Hypsela reniformis 80 Lobelia tenera BRASSICAEAE BRASSICAEAE CACTACEAE CAMPANULACEAE CAMPANULACEAE Ayacucho & Huancavelica, PERÚ Plantas comunes de los pastizales altoandinos 5 1,2 1 3 4 5 1 Fiorella Eduardo , Héctor Chuquillanqui , Wilson Velásquez , Elib Chuchon , Pablo Najarro , Reynaldo Linares-Palomino 1Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute (SCBI), Washington D.C.; 2Agropecuaria ARZU, Puno, Perú; 3Ministerio del Ambiente, Lima, Perú; 4"Allin Huayra" Asociación para la Conservación y Proyectos de Desarrollo Sostenible, Ayacucho, Perú; 5Asociación Pro Fauna Silvestre, Ayacucho, Perú Información generada por el Programa de Monitoreo de la Biodiversidad (BMAP, www.bmap.pe), una colaboración entre el SCBI y PERÚ LNG, empresa peruana dedicada a la producción de gas natural licuado. © Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute [[email protected]] [fieldguides.fieldmuseum.org] [1031] Versión 1 81 Wahlenbergia peruviana 82 Phyllactis rigida 83 Stangea rhizantha 84 Valeriana bracteata 85 Valeriana sp. 1 CAMPANULACEAE CAPRIFOLIACEAE CAPRIFOLIACEAE CAPRIFOLIACEAE CAPRIFOLIACEAE 86 Valeriana sp. 1 87 Arenaria digyna 88Cardionema ramosissimum 89 Cerastium sp. 1 90 Cerastium sp. 2 CAPRIFOLIACEAE CARYOPHYLLACEAE CARYOPHYLLACEAE CARYOPHYLLACEAE CARYOPHYLLACEAE 91 Paronychia sp. 92 Pycnophyllum molle 93 Pycnophyllum molle 94 Pycnophyllum sp. 95 Pycnophyllum sp. CARYOPHYLLACEAE CARYOPHYLLACEAE CARYOPHYLLACEAE CARYOPHYLLACEAE CARYOPHYLLACEAE 96 Silene chilensis 97 Silene sp. 98 Dichondra microcalyx 99 Ipomoea plummerae 100 Carex bonplandii CARYOPHYLLACEAE CARYOPHYLLACEAE CONVOLVULACEAE CONVOLVULACEAE CYPERACEAE Ayacucho & Huancavelica, PERÚ Plantas comunes de los pastizales altoandinos 6 1,2 1 3 4 5 1 Fiorella Eduardo , Héctor Chuquillanqui , Wilson Velásquez , Elib Chuchon , Pablo Najarro , Reynaldo Linares-Palomino 1Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute (SCBI), Washington D.C.; 2Agropecuaria ARZU, Puno, Perú; 3Ministerio del Ambiente, Lima, Perú; 4"Allin Huayra" Asociación para la Conservación y Proyectos de Desarrollo Sostenible, Ayacucho, Perú; 5Asociación Pro Fauna Silvestre, Ayacucho, Perú Información generada por el Programa de Monitoreo de la Biodiversidad (BMAP, www.bmap.pe), una colaboración entre el SCBI y PERÚ LNG, empresa peruana dedicada a la producción de gas natural licuado. © Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute [[email protected]] [fieldguides.fieldmuseum.org] [1031] Versión 1 8/2018 101 Trichophorum rigidum 102 Dioscorea ancachsensis 103 Ephedra rupestris 104 Astragalus garbancillo 105 Astragalus peruvianus CYPERACEAE DIOSCOREACEAE EPHEDRACEAE FABACEAE FABACEAE 106 Astragalus uniflorus 107 Lupinus cuZcensis 108 Lupinus sp. 2 109 Trifolium repens 110 Gentiana sedifolia FABACEAE FABACEAE FABACEAE FABACEAE GENTIANACEAE 111 Gentianella sp. 112 Geranium sessiliflorum 113 Geranium sp. 114 Hypericum silenoides 115 Eleutherine sp. GENTIANACEAE GERANIACAE GERANIACEAE CLUSIACEAE IRIDACEAE 116 Mastigostyla sp. 117 Olsynium junceum 118 Sisyrinchium brevipes 119 Sisyrinchium brevipes 120 Sisyrinchium sp. IRIDACEAE IRIDACEAE IRIDACEAE IRIDACEAE IRIDACEAE Ayacucho & Huancavelica, PERÚ Plantas comunes de los pastizales altoandinos 7 1,2 1 3 4 5 1 Fiorella Eduardo , Héctor Chuquillanqui , Wilson Velásquez , Elib Chuchon , Pablo Najarro , Reynaldo Linares-Palomino 1Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute (SCBI), Washington D.C.; 2Agropecuaria ARZU, Puno, Perú; 3Ministerio del Ambiente, Lima, Perú; 4"Allin Huayra" Asociación para la Conservación y Proyectos de Desarrollo Sostenible, Ayacucho, Perú; 5Asociación Pro Fauna Silvestre, Ayacucho, Perú Información generada por el Programa de Monitoreo de la Biodiversidad (BMAP, www.bmap.pe), una colaboración entre el SCBI y PERÚ LNG, empresa peruana dedicada a la producción de gas natural
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