Taña Dalglish Nov 22, 2013:

I agree with Phil ... your questions are confusing! I am also curious regarding the usage of "BMM" > TMCF (your translation) as I found:

distribución relictual del **bosque mesófilo de montaña** en el noreste ...
http://eprints.uanl.mx/531/1/distribucion_relictual.pdf
by V Valdez Tamez - ‎2003 - ‎Cited by 11 - ‎Related articles
La distribución del **BMM (bosque mesófilo de montaña)** en la ... nes ecológicas representativas y/o relictuales de. BMM en Santiago .... formando pequeñas áreas de distribución disconti- .... P. ayacahuite, in Puerto Purificación and regions.


http://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=57403504
Se presenta una lista preliminar de 650 géneros de plantas vasculares que contienen al menos
una especie ligada en forma exclusiva o preferencial con el ***bosque mesófilo de montaña** de México. Del
análisis de tal inventario se desprende que:

The paper presents a preliminary list of 650 genera of vascular plants that contain at least one
species linked in exclusive or preferential way with the **montane mesophilous forest (cloud forest)** of Mexico.

traducfree (X) (asker) Nov 22, 2013:

I asked for the source text, becuase I couldnt understand the translation.

philgoddard Nov 22, 2013:

Your questions are very confusing. You've already posted a question containing what looks like a perfectly good translation of this term:
http://www.proz.com/kudoz/spanish_to_english/botany/5396429-...
Also, you told us yesterday that you didn't have the Spanish source text, but today you're quoting from it.