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    Identificación y caracterización de las especies forestales en las comunidades de San José de Camarón, Chazo Juan, Tigre-Yacú Cañitas del Cantón Echeandía, Provincia Bolívar
    (UEB.FCCAG.IAF, 2013) Alegria Pazmiño, Paquita Alexandra; Chimbo Rochina, Laura Magdalena; Sánchez, José
    The forest is extremely useful to humans and essential to its survival. The mass occupies Echeandía Canton wooded 0.67% of the total area of Ecuador; it is mostly operated forest, determined by secondary vegetation and exotic and native tree species. Forest resources available to the county Echeandía are key determinants of their economic and social development, hence the identification and characterization of forest species in each of the communities, seeks to contribute to a database of existing forest species and establish the species in danger of extinction to recover and / or at least maintain the flora and fauna. The objectives in this research were:  Identify and characterize forest species in the communities of San Jose de Camarón, Chazo John and Tiger-Yacú the Cañitas.  Identify the dominant tree species in the communities studied.  To determine the morphological characteristics that present each of the tree species.  Conduct a study of forest species dasonométrico. This research was conducted in the province of Bolivar, Canton Echeandía, communities Shrimp, Chazo John and Tiger-Yacú Cañitas. Statistical analyzes performed were: Arithmetic mean, frequency, percentage frequency, maximum, minimum, and standard deviation. The main findings in this study were synthesized: stands which made this research work, have an area of about 0.9 hectares, is irregular in making an inventory of the trees that make the community stand Shrimp, we identified 17 different species of trees, in which over comes the Milkman (Sapium glandulosum) in a number of 16 trees. In the community of Chazo-Juan was identified 21 different species, the more numerous the Hiwa (Genipa americana) in a 6 trees. In the 109 community of Tiger-Yacú identified 17 different species of trees, the most outstanding was the Tangare (Carapa guianensis) in a number of 27 trees. The average total height of the trees in the village of Camarón was 28.5 m to 28.5- Juan Chazo my Tiger-Yacú with 24.56 m. The average height in assessing commercial trees in the community was 17.90 m Shrimp for Chazo-John was my Tiger-Yacú 17.54 to 14.2 m. The most prevalent form of glass was irregular between species of trees in the stands