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SOUTH AMERICA<br />

4. Thorn and succulent savannas. Open xerophytic formations. Torch cacti,<br />

shrubs and small trees, mostly spiny and deciduous, partly evergreen<br />

(Capparidaceae, lacquina) in low, open stand <strong>of</strong> grass<br />

5. Ground water woodlands <strong>of</strong> Algarrobo (Prosopis juliflora) mostly cleared<br />

for cultivation<br />

6. Limit <strong>of</strong> the xerophytic zone<br />

B. Mesophytic (tropophytic) Savanna Lands<br />

7. Grass savannas with scattered arborescent plants ("Sabana") predominantly<br />

on flat, clayey alluvial soils<br />

8. Drought-deciduous savanna forests and woodlands (Savanna forests) with<br />

water-storing and hardwood trees (Bombacaceae, Anacardiaceae, Bignoniaceae,<br />

Cochlospermum etc.)<br />

9. Flooded savannas like 7 but abundantly interspersed with swamp and<br />

aquatic formations ("Tembladeras")<br />

10. Deciduous savanna forests with frequent mists (garúas) during the dry<br />

season. Like 7 but with plentiful epiphytes (lichens, Tillandsias, Peperomias,<br />

Orchis, Araceas etc.)<br />

11. Evergreen riverine and ground water forests in the savanna belt, mostly<br />

replaced by cultivated land<br />

C. Hygrophytic Forests<br />

12. Ombrophilous evergreen forests with palm trees, Cecropia, Ficus, bamboos,<br />

Ochroma (Palo de balsa), Gynnerium; no or not simultaneous fall<br />

<strong>of</strong> the foliage<br />

13. Evergreen forests like 12 but produced by the combination <strong>of</strong> zenithal<br />

rains in summer and heavy mists (garua) in winter<br />

14. Ombrophilous swamp forests (Cañaverales, Bambudales, Palmichales,<br />

Guandales)<br />

15. Transitional semideciduous forests with foliage reduction during 2-3<br />

months, without hygrophytes like Ochroma, Carludovia, Phytelephas,<br />

Cecropia, but Ficus, palm trees and some mesophytic elements (Bombacaceae,<br />

Cochlospermum, Cereus pitahaya)<br />

D. Halophytic Formations<br />

16. Mangrove forests, predominantly Rhizophora in the drier southern coasts,<br />

floristically richer toward the wet northern coastal regions<br />

TROLL, CARL<br />

196 8 "The Cordilleras <strong>of</strong> the tropical Americas." Colloquium<br />

Geographicum, vol. 9, in pocket.<br />

1967 "ARGENTINE-CHILE FRONTIER, SECTOR BETWEEN BP 16 AND BP 17"<br />

in color 1:50,000<br />

LEGEND<br />

1. Forest 3. Marsh<br />

2. Scrub<br />

ANONYMOUS<br />

19 6 7 London. Ministry <strong>of</strong> Defence. D. Survey, Series GSGS 5021<br />

(approx. latitude 44° south).<br />

1968 "KLIMATISCHE UND BIOGEOGRAPHISCHE EINTEILUNG DER ANDEN"<br />

black and white 1:51,800,000<br />

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