Someone are working with classification-vegetation on the
Yucatan-Peninsula-Mexico? in few time w'll work with a health program on
tropical diseases in Quintana Roo State (part east of peninsula), we have data
from 2000, but I would like to know if someone are working now in this state.

Thanks in advance, greetings.


Quoting Pedro Anglada <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> Holdridge developed his system for Costa Rica. Thus,
> the model works best for Central America. However, the
> Holdridge model have been used to classify forest
> types in most ecological researches in Puerto Rico,
> which has a great affinity with the Dominican Republic
> in species composition.
>
> Check the publication list of the Institute for
> tropical ecosystems studies' website from the
> LTER: Luq-site.         ITES
> As well, Common trees of Puerto Rico and the West
> Indies by F. Wadsworth and E. Little, US department of
> forestry
>
> Pedro Anglada
>
>
> --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> The Holdridge system has been used for ecological
>> mapping in most of Latin America.  I am sure that a
>> map using this system must exist for the Dominican
>> Republic.  I believe that Holdridge developed the
>> system in the Dominican Republic.
>>
>> Bob Mowbray
>> Tropical Forest Ecologist
>> ------------- Original message from Gregor Sharam
>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: --------------
>>
>>
>> > I am working on a vegetation map for parts of
>> southern Dominican
>> > Republic and am wondering if there is a standard
>> vegetation/ecological
>> > classification system for the Caribbean?
>> > I am largely concerned with montane and cloud
>> forests in the
>> > south-central massif across Hispaniola.
>> >
>> > Cheers,
>> > Greg Sharam
>> >
>> > --
>> > Gregory J. Sharam PhD
>> > Biodiversity Research Centre,
>> > University of British Columbia,
>> > 6270 university Blvd.
>> > Vancouver, BC
>> > V6R-2C7
>> > ++ 778-772-4734
>> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>
>
>
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