accumulation curves showed comparable richness between forestand farms at the landscape level (Fig. 2). Non-parametric estima-tor Chao 1 suggested that, at the landscape level, farms hold up to139 species while forests harbor up to 141 species. Tree density(stems/ha) in farms was 220 (range 77–507), whereas in forestsit was 628 (range 330–1013). Mean values for species richness,diversity by Shannon and Reciprocal Simpsons indices, and stemdensity, basal area and canopy closure were significantly higherin forests than in farms (for canopy closure p-value = 0.01, for theother variables p-value < 0.001; Table 2). All sampled trees werenative.