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Tetraclinis Masters

Monotypic genus of great biogeographical value, with a Mediterranean distribution but with main populations in NW Africa. With only one species, T. articulata. Its importance lies in its primitivism and in the large forests that forms in this region.

Charco, J. 2018. Tetraclinis articulata en el N de África. In Esteve Selma, M.A. et al. Tetraclinis articulata: biogeografía, ecología, amenazas y conservación. Dirección General de Medio Natural de la Región de Murcia. 5-42.

Fennane M. 1987. Etude phytoécologique des tétraclinaies marocaines, Tesis doctoral, Université de Droit, Economie et Science, Marseille, France.

Hadjadj-Aoul, S. & Loisel, R. 1999. Syntaxonomie des peuplements algériens du Thuya de Berbérie (Tetraclinis articulata (Vahl) Masters). Les peuplements forestiers et préforestiers. Doc. Phytosoc., N.S., 19: 229-285.

Hadjadj-Aoul, S., Chouieb, M. & Loisel, R. 2009. Effet des facteurs environnementaux sur les premiers stades de la régénération naturelle de Tetraclinis articulata (Vahl, Master) en Oranie (Algérie). Ecologia Mediterranea, 35: 19-30.

Julin, M. 2008. Tar production, traditional medicine and potential threat to biodiversity in the Marrakesh region. An ethnobotanical study. Biology Education Centre and Department of Systematic Botany. Upsala University. 24 pp + Anexos.

Sghaier, T., Sánchez-González, M., Garchi, S., Ammari, Y., Cañellas, I. & Calama, R. 2015. Developing a stand-based growth and yield model for Thuya (Tetraclinis articulata (Vahl) Mast) in Tunisia. iForest 9: 79-88. doi: 10.3832/ifor1389-008

Updated by: G. Benítez, J. Molero Mesa, & J. Charco.

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