2022
DOI: 10.31055/1851.2372.v57.n3.37586
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Las palmeras en las fuentes documentales: diversidad, usos, prácticas y valoraciones en el Noreste de la Argentina

Abstract: Introducción y objetivos: Las palmeras (Arecaceae) son uno de los elementos más conspicuos del Noreste de la Argentina (NEA) ocupando un lugar central en los paisajes y cosmovisiones locales (M´bya, agricultores familiares). El objetivo de este trabajo es registrar la diversidad, usos, valoraciones y prácticas de manejo de las palmeras y palmares registradas en las fuentes documentales. También analizar los procesos de cambio y continuidad, a fin de comprender la construcción del paisaje de palmares de la regi… Show more

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“…This mountain system was postulated by Hicken (1919) to be a biogeographic dispersal route for ferns and lycophytes. It has subsequently been documented as one of the primary corridors for these plants, connecting Andean-Pampean floras and the Austral-Antarctic and Austro-Brazilian floras of the Southern Cone (Sota, 1970(Sota, , 1972(Sota, , 1973(Sota, , 1985(Sota, , 2004Frangi, 1984;Kristensen and Frangi, 1995;Ponce et al, 2002;Arana et al, 2013).…”
Section: Geographic Patternsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This mountain system was postulated by Hicken (1919) to be a biogeographic dispersal route for ferns and lycophytes. It has subsequently been documented as one of the primary corridors for these plants, connecting Andean-Pampean floras and the Austral-Antarctic and Austro-Brazilian floras of the Southern Cone (Sota, 1970(Sota, , 1972(Sota, , 1973(Sota, , 1985(Sota, , 2004Frangi, 1984;Kristensen and Frangi, 1995;Ponce et al, 2002;Arana et al, 2013).…”
Section: Geographic Patternsmentioning
confidence: 99%