Estudio de la desmidioflorula de cuatro cananguchales en la vía Leticia-Tarapacá para la determinación de su estado trófico

"The cananguchals are Amazonian wetlands characterized by being permanently flooded, with a marshy configuration, water of dark color by the great amount of humic and fulvic acids, and with predominance of the canangucho palm (Mauritia flexuosa). At the moment there are some cananguchales that are at the edge of the highway that takes of the city of Leticia to the Corregimiento of Tarapaca and one in particular very near the dump ""El Jaguar"", that receives the solid waste of Leticia and the communities near her. The presence of the road, the garbage dump and agricultural activities in the vicinity of the cananguchals, are risk factors that could be generating a change effect on the environmental quality of these ecosystems."