大圣植物Quintín,下加利福尼亚,墨西哥(2005-2010)

Aliso Pub Date : 2011-01-01 DOI:10.5642/ALISO.20112902.02
S. Vanderplank
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通过密集的实地调查和植物标本馆标本的收集,对圣昆塔尼(墨西哥下加利福尼亚州)的植物进行了记录,以创建物种清单。该地区位于加州植物区系省的最南端,植物区系受到南部邻近沙漠的影响。共记录到435个植物类群,其中82%为原生植物。在大圣昆塔尼,几乎有三分之一的本地植物分类群是敏感物种,在这里被记录为稀有和/或当地特有物种,许多分类群尚未对其稀有性和威胁进行充分评估。确定了四个主要栖息地,并为每个栖息地提供了清单。贝壳丘和春水池代表了具有独特物种的微型栖息地,也值得保护。大圣昆塔尼的所有生境都受到人类活动的威胁,农业用水方式不可持续。迫切需要保护这个独特但受严重影响的地区的自然区域。El Socorro沙丘和火山湾具有特殊的保护价值,有几个狭窄的地方性分类群。作为全球生物多样性热点的过渡地区,大圣昆塔尼是许多物种在其范围边缘的家园,可能对气候变化中的生物多样性保护至关重要。
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The Flora of Greater San Quintín, Baja California, Mexico (2005–2010)
The plants of San Quintı́n (Baja California, Mexico) were documented through intensive fieldwork and collection of herbarium specimens to create a checklist of species. The region is located near the southernmost extent of the California Floristic Province, and the flora is influenced by the adjacent desert to the south. A total of 435 plant taxa were documented, of which 82% are native plants. Almost one in three native plant taxa in Greater San Quintı́n is a sensitive species, here documented as rare and/or locally endemic, and many taxa have yet to be evaluated fully for rarity and threats. Four major habitats were identified, and a checklist is presented for each. Shell middens and vernal pools represent micro-habitats with unique species that also warrant conservation consideration. All habitats in Greater San Quintı́n are threatened by human activity, and agricultural water use practices are unsustainable. There is a pressing need for conservation of the natural areas that remain in this unique but heavily impacted region. The El Socorro Dunes and the volcanic bay are of particular conservation value with several narrowly endemic taxa. As a transitional area in a global biodiversity hotspot, Greater San Quintı́n is home to many species on the edge of their ranges and may be of critical importance to biodiversity conservation in a changing climate.
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