Diversity, floristic composition and structure in the Chaco Serrano, Argentina Autors: Hernández, Patricia, Giménez, Ana María

“…The objective of this study was to analyze the structural diversity and floristic composition of a forest in Chaco Serrano. Forest biodiversity was analyzed in 16 plots in systematic sampling design in two height levels and four main transects. …”

Structural and functional characterization of the dry forest in central Argentine Chaco Autors: Benedictto, Mariana N., Gómez-Valencia, Bibiana, Torrella, Sebastián A.

“…Here, we studied the composition, structure and functioning of the woody vegetation of a 1000-ha area of the Central Argentine Chaco. First, we identified, through Landsat satellite image processing, three different vegetation classes: two forest types and a savanna. …”

Diversidad vegetal en siete unidades demostrativas del Chaco semiárido argentino Autors: Giménez, Ana María, Hernández, Patricia, Gerez, Roxana, Ríos, Norfol A.

“…It is the objective of this paper to estimate diversity indexes and analyze the ecological situation of seven demonstration units operated under PIARFON, Semiarid Chaco, Argentina Project. It is a continuation of the project PICTO Biodiversity in natural environments of the Argentinian Chaco. …”

Growth of individual trees of Geoffreea decorticans Burk. in a forest from the Semiarid Chaco, Argentina Autors: Giménez, Ana María, Hernández, Patricia, Ríos, Norfol, Calatayu, Federico

“…The study was carried out in a semiaridChaco forest, at Quebrachos Park, Alberdi, Santiago del Estero Province, Argentina. …”

Classifications and perceptions associated with knowledge of the firewood used in a rural community of Chaco Seco (Catamarca, Argentina) Autors: Jiménez-Escobar, N. David

Anatomía comparada de leño y corteza de Geoffroea striata y Geoffroea decorticans Autors: Giménez, Ana María

“…The material was collected from natural forests of Isla del Cerrito Locality in Chaco (Chaco eastern district) and Los Flores, in Santiago del Estero ( Chaco western district). …”

Edaphic factors and their impact on the dominant height of Prosopis alba plantations Autors: Senilliani, María Gracia, Bruno, Cecilia, Brassiolo, Miguel

“…Prosopis alba is the most important native species in the semi-arid Chaco for afforestation with multiple objectives. …”

Bats of the Argentine Yungas: a systematic and distributional analysis Autors: Flores, Rubén M., Díaz, M. Mónica

“…The Yungas of Argentina was also compared with that of Bolivia and with other phytogeographic provinces, such as Chaco, Monte, Andean, and Paranaense regions, located at the same latitudinal range as the Yungas in Argentina. …”

Anatomía comparada del leño de Maytenus en el Noroeste de Argentina (Sudamérica) Autors: Giménez, Ana María, Moglia, Juana Graciela, Figueroa, M. E., Díaz-Zírpolo, J. A., Calatayu, Federico

Crecimiento de Schinopsis quebracho-colorado (Schlecht.) Barkl. et Meyer, Anacardiaceae Autors: Giménez, Ana María, Ríos, Norfol A.

“…The Argentinian Chaco is the most extensive phytogeographic region of the country. …”

Crecimiento del itín (Prosopis kuntzei Harms) en la región chaqueña argentina Autors: Ríos, Norfol Arístides, Giménez, Ana María, Moglia, Juana Graciela

“…The growth of Prosopis kuntzei Harms (Mimosaceae) tree species of the Chaco Region of Argentina, is analyzed en this paper. …”

Age influence in growth of vinal (Prosopis ruscifolia Burkart.), in the Province of Santiago del Estero, Argentina Autors: Giménez, Ana María, Ríos, N., Hernández, P., Moglia, J. G.

“…Prosopis ruscifolia is a rapid growth tree in the Semi arid Chaco region, with ring average thickness of 5,66 mm (2,20-9,8). …”

Distribución de roedores sigmodontinos (rodentia: cricetidae) en pastizales de neblina del noroeste de Argentina Autors: Jayat, J. Pablo, Ortíz, Pablo E., Miotti, M. Daniela

“…., Oxymycterus sp. and Phyllotis anitae were recorded only in the ecotone with Chaco and Yungas forest at lower altitude. Finally, Oligoryzomys chacoensis, Calomys laucha and Eligmodontia moreni were considered dubious for this environment. …”