Intensive field surveys in conservation planning priorities for cactus diversity in the Saltenian Calchaquíes Valleys [Argentina]

Cacti are a plant group of special conservation interest because of their economic value and the threats they face. In this paper, we studied cactus diversity in the Saltenian Calchaquíes Valleys, the most diverse region in Argentina. Our goals were: 1] to analyze diversity patterns, 2] to evaluate...

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Otros Autores: Ortega Baes, Pablo, Bravo, Silvia, Sajama, Jesús M., Sühring, Silvia, Arrueta, J., Sotola, Ezequiel, Alonso Pedano, Mariana, Godoy Bürki, Ana C., Frizza, N. R., Galíndez, Guadalupe, Gorostiague, P., Barrionuevo, Andrea, Scopel, Ana Leonor
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