Lombardi, Júlio A. [UNESP]Salino, AlexandreTemoni, Lívia G.2014-05-272014-05-272005-01-01Lundiana, v. 6, n. 1, p. 3-20, 2005.1676-6180http://hdl.handle.net/11449/68102The vegetation in north Minas Gerais State is poorly known, and for some authors it is the southern limit of natural occurrence for 'carrasco' and 'caatinga' species. Floristic sampling was made in different areas of Januária municipality, Minas Gerais, including physiognomies of 'carrasco' (tree-shrub 'caatinga'), deciduous forest, 'cerrado', floodable field and riparian vegetation ('vereda'), besides calcicolous vegetation. Six-hundred-eight species in 114 families were found, the five most diverse families were Fabaceae (87 species), Asteraceae (35 species), Euphorbiaceae (28 species), Bignoniaceae (25 species), and Malpighiaceae (21 species). The sampled vegetation included a diversity of vegetation forms. The most diverse areas were the 'carrasco' and the deciduous forest (274 species), secondary vegetation along roads and trails, and pastures (160 species), 'cerrado' (105 species), 'vereda' (98 species), and calcicolous vegetation and riparian vegetation (78 species each). Compared to other floristic surveys performed in northeastern Brazil, even considering only the woody component (tree and shrubs with 323 species), these results highlight the floristic and physiognomic diversity of the studied area. © 2005 Instituto de Ciências Biológicas - UFMG.3-20porBrazilFloristicNorthern Minas GeraisVascular plantsXerophytic vegetationfloristicsroadside environmentspecies diversityvascular plantJanuariaMinas GeraisSouth AmericaWestern HemisphereWorldAsteraceaeBignoniaceaeEuphorbiaEuphorbiaceaeFabaceaeMalpighiaceaeTracheophytaArtigoAcesso aberto2-s2.0-260444613112-s2.0-26044461311.pdf