Image number: 2446486
© Jean-Philippe Delobelle / Biosphoto
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Shooting date : 2019-11-13
Macaronesian laurels are relics of a type of humid subtropical vegetation that originally covered most of the Mediterranean Basin and Macaronesia when the region's climate was warmer and wetter, during much of the Tertiary era . They are present in very humid areas subject to trade winds, causing a "horizontal rain" of nearly 1500 mm / year and are dominated by lauraceae, ferns and mosses.
Keywords
Area / Naturalness / Natural area
Organism / Morphology / Morphology (botany) / Leaf / Fern leafing
Flora / Laurale / Lauraceae family / Azores Laurel (Laurus azorica)
Europe / European Union / Spain / Canary Islands archipelago / La Gomera (island) / Garajonay National Park
Species / Species particularity / Relictual (species habitat area)
Species / Species particularity / Evergreen species
Species / IUCN Red List of Threatened Species / Low Risk (IUCN) LR / Near Threatened species (IUCN) NT
Environment / Biodiversity management / Environment management / Environment protection / National park
Area / Forest / Undergrowth
Species / Species particularity / Endemic
Flora / Pteridophyte / Fern
Organism / Morphology / Morphology (botany) / Woody plant / Tree
Science / Meteorology / Meteorological phenomenon / Fog
Area / Forest / Virgin forest
Latin keywords
Eukaryota / Archaeplastida / Chlorobionta / Embryophyta / Tracheophyta / Spermatophyta / Phanerogamae / Angiospermae / Dicotyledoneae / Laurales / Lauraceae / Laurus