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Genera of phytopathogenic fungi known from culture: 1-379. [PDF]
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Tree-Ring Research, 2022
We present the first network of tree-ring chronologies for co-occurring Nothofagus nervosa and Nothofagus obliqua in Argentina. Using standard dendrochronological techniques, we developed seven tree-ring width chronologies for each species, encompassing their E-W distribution along a precipitation gradient.
Ze'ev Gedalof
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We present the first network of tree-ring chronologies for co-occurring Nothofagus nervosa and Nothofagus obliqua in Argentina. Using standard dendrochronological techniques, we developed seven tree-ring width chronologies for each species, encompassing their E-W distribution along a precipitation gradient.
Ze'ev Gedalof
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Raulí (Nothofagus alpina = N. nervosa): The Best Quality Hardwood in Patagonia
2020Rauli is an iconic species of the temperate sub-Antarctic forests due to its hardwood quality of pinkish tones. Because of its ecological and economic relevance, it is under conservation within national parks and being domesticated for plantation purposes. In this chapter, we present the state of the art of the species in Argentina. General features as
Marchelli, Paula +11 more
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Bosque, 2009 Nothofagus nervosa (raulí) es una de las especies nativas chilenas de mayor valor y crecimiento y, por ello, en el último tiempo concita alto interés para el establecimiento de plantaciones. El éxito del establecimiento de plantaciones depende de diversos factores, entre los cuales el manejo en vivero puede ser decisivo.
Daniel P. Soto, Pablo Donoso
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Theoretical and Applied Genetics, 1998
Nothofagus nervosa is one of the most important species of the temperate forests of southern South America. On the eastern slope of the Andes Mountains (Argentina) it has a very small and narrow natural distribution area which follows the valleys of the numerous west-east lake basins.
Paula Marchelli, B Ziegenhagen, F Scholz
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Nothofagus nervosa is one of the most important species of the temperate forests of southern South America. On the eastern slope of the Andes Mountains (Argentina) it has a very small and narrow natural distribution area which follows the valleys of the numerous west-east lake basins.
Paula Marchelli, B Ziegenhagen, F Scholz
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Trees, 2010
In plants with rhythmic growth, a branch segment extended in one event is known as growth unit (GU). GU structure, resulting from the resources allocated to stem length, volume and mass, and to leaf area and mass, is relevant for understanding branch functioning in the context of plant development. This study compares GU structure between main branches
Puntieri, Javier Guido +1 more
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In plants with rhythmic growth, a branch segment extended in one event is known as growth unit (GU). GU structure, resulting from the resources allocated to stem length, volume and mass, and to leaf area and mass, is relevant for understanding branch functioning in the context of plant development. This study compares GU structure between main branches
Puntieri, Javier Guido +1 more
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Forest Ecology and Management, 1999
Abstract Nothofagus nervosa (=N. alpina) is one of the most important native forest tree species of Argentina, with a very small natural distribution area, fast growth and a high wood quality. Its overexploitation in the past seriously affected some populations and made others disappear, making it necessary to implement conservation policies and ...
P Marchelli, L.A Gallo
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Abstract Nothofagus nervosa (=N. alpina) is one of the most important native forest tree species of Argentina, with a very small natural distribution area, fast growth and a high wood quality. Its overexploitation in the past seriously affected some populations and made others disappear, making it necessary to implement conservation policies and ...
P Marchelli, L.A Gallo
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