Olives, cork oaks and vineyards
From the half slopes to the cultivated floodplains.
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The municipal description accompanies the landscape of the half slopes to the floodplains: olive trees and cork oaks appear alongside the hanged vine, in which other trees serve as a support. The source mentions poplars, plantains and fruit plants, including apple trees, orange trees and pear trees. It also describes slopes transformed into terraces and small plains near the rivers adapted to agriculture. It is a way of observing the relationship between relief, water and cultivation; not an updated inventory of each plot.
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Municipality — landscape and vegetation
Municipality — Tourist sites: agricultural landscape and vegetation
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