Caracterización de rumohra adiantiformis en diferentes condiciones de cultivo en San Carlos de Bariloche

Abstract

In the field of floriculture and the commercialization of flower arrangements, it is traditionally used as green foliage to accompany, the fern Rumohra adiantiformis, vulgarly known as "leather fern". In the Argentine Patagonia, the extraction is carried out in natural environments, putting this resource at risk. INTA's research projects, within which this work practice was carried out, they try to provide information about the most favorable conditions for the cultivation of this fern, its domestication and later commercialization. The practice was carried out in the experimental plot of the EEA INTA Bariloche, belonging to INTA Northern Patagonia. The original material was collected from the valley of the Manso River, Río Negro, and was evaluated under different crop treatments in order to determine the most favorable conditions for its development.