Producción de plantines de lenga. La incidencia del origen y las condiciones de almacenamiento de la semilla en su calidad.

Abstract

INTA is an agency under the Secretariat of Bioeconomy of the Ministry of Economy of the Nation. It was created by Decree Law 21680/56 on December 4, 1956, when capacities began to be developed to supply the agroindustrial sector with knowledge and technology. Through communication and extension systems, the various technologies and knowledge generated are made available to society. In particular, INTA's forestry activities related to native forests benefited from the creation in 2007 of Law 26.331 "Environmental Protection of Native Forests," with minimum budgets for environmental protection, restoration, conservation, and sustainable management of Argentina's forests. Among other objectives, this law seeks to establish territorial management of native forests according to their state of conservation and environmental characteristics. The "Doctor Grenville Morris" Agricultural Experimental Station (INTA EEA) is located in the city of Bariloche (Rio Negro), where the Forestry Department is one of its research and work areas. Thanks to the results obtained, the conservation value of different forests can be identified in relation to their genetic variation, which contributes to the territorial reorganization of the ecosystems that comprise them.