Conservation and vegetative propagation of  forest genetic resources from Talares and Monte Blanco ecosystems in argentina

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Título:	Conservation and vegetative propagation of forest genetic resources from Talares and Monte Blanco ecosystems in argentina
Autor(es):	Galarco, Sebastián Romero Alves, Maite Boeri, Patricia Alejandra Roussy, Luciano Adema, Marina Villarreal, Blanca Briones, María V. Basiglio Cordal, Maria de los A. Cinquetti, Tatiana Ramilo, Diego I. Sharry, Sandra
Fecha de publicación:	5-sep-2018
Es parte de:	Fifth International Conference of the IUFRO Working Party 2.09.0. Somatic Embryogenesis and Other Vegetative PropagationTechnologies
Resumen:	Deforestation and forest degradation have led to widespread biodiversity and environmental losses in Argentina. The Talares and Monte Blanco forests are a relict vegetation type throughout Northeast of Buenos Aires province. These forests have suffered extensive deforestation and fragmentation. It is demonstrated that there is a low capacity of regeneration of the indigenous species after clearing, given that the growth of other previous species causes water deficit and lack of light (Arturi, 1997). That is why selection and successful propagation of native tree species are important for improving ecological restoration of these forests.
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