A. M. Hernández i Cardona. Flora amenaçada pel Quart Cinturó. I. Tram Abrera-Terrassa
L'Atzavara, 15: 91-100

Vegetation threatened by the Fourth Belt I. Section Abrera-Terrassa

The projected road, known as the Fourth Belt of Barcelona, could affect natural places of interest. In this article, more than one hundred plants present in less than two kilometers of the planned road course are discussed. In a first section, rare or peculiar species such as the bee orchid, the yellow horned-poppy, the tutsan, the coltsfoot or the aspen are included. Secondly, many autochthonous plants are treated (water speedwell, hazel, hemp agrimony, teasel, pendulous sedge, water-cress, bracken, greater celandine, etc.). Finally, introduced or cultivated plants are also considered (e.g., walnut, date plum, balm).

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