Reproductive ecology of Ochetophila trinervis in Northwest Patagonia

Native actinorhizal species Ochetophila trinervis [Gillies ex Hook. Arn.] Poepp. ex Miers, also known as Discaria trinervis [Kellermann et al. 2005], grows along watercourses and distant from them, along a rainfall gradient in north-west Patagonia. We studied the reproductive ecology of this species...

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