Bromeliads of Guandera
Puyas Dry Valley Pululahua I Pululahua II Guandera Oña Podocarpus I Podocarpus II Pahuma
Those pictures were taken in April of 2002 in the Guandera Reserve, which is one of the last Inter-Andean high mountain forests left. It is forested between 3200m and 3500m and higher up turns into paramo, where terrestrial puyas can be found. For more information and explanation of these fascinating plants, click to information.biodiversity.bromeliads of our Ecuador-Travelnet.
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