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Leticia Pafundi,Maria Florencia Urretavizcaya,Guillermo Emilio Defosse
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Aim of the study: to analyze, within a Pinus contorta plantation, the effects of artificially created small rectangular and small medium circular canopy gaps on: i) photosynthetic active radiation (PAR), and soil temperature and moisture, and ii) surviva...
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S.L. Burns,J.F. Goya,M.F. Arturi,P.F. Yapura,C.A. Pérez
Pág. 170 - 178
Aim of study: The objective of this study was to analyze the stand structure and spatial pattern of two A. chilensis stands with contrasting soil conditions and different site qualities in order to explore if these differences lead to patterns similar to...
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Verónica Andrea El Mujtar,Ernesto Andenmatten,Marcelo Perdomo,Federico Letourneau,Oscar Grau,Leonardo Gallo
Pág. 209 - 217
Longevity is a characteristic of forest trees that influences their responses to challenges by biotic and abiotic stresses and the temporal development of symptoms. Monitoring programs have been extensively used to detect the impact of climatic change, a...
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Aída Baldini, Juan Oltremari, Astrid Holmgren
Pág. 341 - 350
Cinara cupressi is an introduced species of insect that can kill forest trees due to a toxic compound that it injects while feeding. The pest is widely distributed in chile, infesting species of Austrocedrus, Cupressus, Chamaecyparis, Jun...
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Eduardo Navarrete Espinoza, Juan Cárcamo Ojeda, Pablo Novoa Barra
Pág. 311 - 320
This study was performed in three stands of ?ciprés de la cordillera? (Austrocedrus chilensis), at Horno de Barro, Lomas de Toro and Las Animas, in the Maitenrehue area (37°30?-39°37? S; 72º45?-73º00? W) located in the Nahuelbu...
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