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About: Boquilobo Bog Natural Reserve     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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Boquilobo Bog Nature Reserve is a marshland and nature reserve located near Golegã, central Portugal. It is a UNESCO biosphere reserve since 1981 and a Ramsar wetland since 1996. Due to its inland position, the wetland is dependent on the Tagus basin, along with one of its tributaries, the . As expected, the nature reserve is dominated by plant species associated with humid environments such as the lakeshore bulrush, the southern cattail or Juncus. In the arboreal layer, in temporarily flooded areas, willow groves dominate, especially white willow, which form small islands of vegetation and even dense thickets. Among the fish, the European eel and two Portuguese endemisms stand out, Achondrostoma oligolepis and the Iberian nase. Among the amphibians there are four Iberian endemisms and 27