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The manuscript contains the list of threatened plants from the Bogota Botanical Garden ( jardín botánico de bogota – jbb) that have been registered since 2017 with taxonomic, physiognomic, phytosanitary data, among other data. Throughout the continuous enrichment of their collections, the plant list has been updated and all their individuals have been georeferenced. There are 89 plant species from 19 families and 37 genera in the following conservation categories nationwide: Endangered (34), Critically Endangered (14) and Vulnerable (39). The family with the highest number of threatened species is Orchidaceae. Quercus Humboldtii, Ceroxylon Quindiuense and Masdevallia Ignea are the most threatened species at the JBB. Based on their distribution, individuals in this plant group have greater density in the Andean Forest collection, especially magnolias, and in working areas such as the greenhouse for bromeliads and cold-climate orchids. It is important to make efforts towards the propagation of approximately 62 species with less than 10 individuals, as well as their enrichment using field material, if population conditions from the reported sites in the region allow such enrichment. The jbb contributes to the conservation of Andean and High-Andean plants, and other areas of Colombia by preserving this group of threatened flora. The results presented in this document are inputs for the decisions made by the jbb’s management to handle, maintain, enrich and learn about its botanical collections.

Plantas amenazadas de la colección viva del Jardín Botánico de Bogotá