Una revisión a los aspectos ecológicos de utricularia gibba
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2021
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Garay García, Geraldine Sharay
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Ediciones Universidad Simón Bolivar
Facultad Ciencias Básicas y Biomédicas
Facultad Ciencias Básicas y Biomédicas
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La familia Lentibulariaceae hace parte de las plantas carnívoras, constituida por tres géneros diferentes Genlisea, Pinguicula y Utricularia, las cuales se encuentran ampliamente distribuidas en Sudamérica. El género Utricularia es muy representativo, ya que cuenta una gran diversidad de especies, con el mayor número entre las plantas carnívoras, 215 especies diferentes. Sin embargo, en Colombia las plantas carnívoras han sido poco estudiadas e investigadas. Una especie representativa de este género es Utricularia gibba que es una planta acuática, poco exigente y crece en ambientes con condiciones muy pobres de fosforo y nitrógeno. El objetivo principal de esta revisión es conocer los aspectos ecológicos de Utricularia gibba, por medio de una revisión sistemática en artículos científicos con texto completo de las plantas carnívoras, en especial las lentibulariáceas y su género Utricularia. Los artículos científicos fueron revisados en un periodo de tiempo de (1 marzo-14 de noviembre 2021) por medio de las fuentes y bases de datos como NCBI, Scielo, Nature, Chronica Company, Naturalista. Finalmente se determinó con la revisión que en Colombia las plantas carnívoras han sido poco estudiadas y el género Utricularia gibba aunque se encuentra ampliamente distribuid
The Lentibulariaceae family is part of the carnivorous plants, consisting of three different genera Genlisea, Pinguicula and Utricularia, which are widely distributed in South America. The genus Utricularia is very representative, since it has a great diversity of species, with the highest number among carnivorous plants 215. However, in Colombia carnivorous plants have been little studied and investigated. A representative species of this genus is Utricularia gibba, which is an aquatic plant, undemanding and grows in environments with very poor phosphorus and nitrogen conditions. The main objective of this review is to know the ecological aspects of Utricularia gibba, through a systematic review in scientific articles with full text of carnivorous plants, especially Lentibulariaceae and their genus Utricularia. The scientific articles were reviewed in a period of time (March 1-November 14, 2021) through sources and databases such as NCBI, Scielo, Nature, Chronica Botanica Company, Naturalista. Finally, it was determined with the review that in Colombia carnivorous plants have been little studied and the genus Utricularia gibba, although it is widely distributed in the country, there are few investigations and studies carried out on it.
The Lentibulariaceae family is part of the carnivorous plants, consisting of three different genera Genlisea, Pinguicula and Utricularia, which are widely distributed in South America. The genus Utricularia is very representative, since it has a great diversity of species, with the highest number among carnivorous plants 215. However, in Colombia carnivorous plants have been little studied and investigated. A representative species of this genus is Utricularia gibba, which is an aquatic plant, undemanding and grows in environments with very poor phosphorus and nitrogen conditions. The main objective of this review is to know the ecological aspects of Utricularia gibba, through a systematic review in scientific articles with full text of carnivorous plants, especially Lentibulariaceae and their genus Utricularia. The scientific articles were reviewed in a period of time (March 1-November 14, 2021) through sources and databases such as NCBI, Scielo, Nature, Chronica Botanica Company, Naturalista. Finally, it was determined with the review that in Colombia carnivorous plants have been little studied and the genus Utricularia gibba, although it is widely distributed in the country, there are few investigations and studies carried out on it.
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Colombia, Lentibulariaceae, Plantas carnívoras, Utricularia, Carnivorous plants, Colombia, Lentibulariaceae, Utricularia