Article 03, paisea 005. Vertical vegetation. Alex Puig.
“We presence the sad fact of saying that nowadays a squirrel could cross the Spanish peninsula from crane to crane, over all if covering the Mediterranean area, while in Roman control ages, the squirrel could do the same route from tree to tree”. (Fernández Duran, Ramón: El tsunami urbanizador español y mundial.)
The vegetation can penetrate through the stone gaps (saxícolas plants) it acn survive with very few nutrients (C4 plants) and can close the stomas during the day so as to not dehydrate (CAM plants).
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