Piedmont vegetal communities of the Mendoza Precordillera

A geobotanic study of the Mendoza Precordilleran foothill has lead to determine that there are two deñnite vegetation levels in the piedmont: one of them mostly with Larrea cuneifolia which covers an extention of 750 m to 1.100 m, over 1.100 m to 1.500-1.800 above the sea level.Through the sociologi...

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Autor principal: Roig, Fidel Antonio
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Publicado: Centro de Ecología Aplicada del Litoral (Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas - Universidad Nacional de Nordeste) 2025
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spelling I48-R154-article-82762025-05-27T11:31:39Z Piedmont vegetal communities of the Mendoza Precordillera Las comunidades vegetales del piedemonte de la precordillera de Mendoza Roig, Fidel Antonio A geobotanic study of the Mendoza Precordilleran foothill has lead to determine that there are two deñnite vegetation levels in the piedmont: one of them mostly with Larrea cuneifolia which covers an extention of 750 m to 1.100 m, over 1.100 m to 1.500-1.800 above the sea level.Through the sociological analysis of each vegetation level and the corresponding comparison it had been established that the Larrea cuneifolia level has a “suculent climate” while the Larrea divaricata one shows a “trong tendency to a hemicriptophytic climate”.The differences between both levels, and the behaviour of Larrea divaricata as lower level, allow to State that the species of Larrea dominant at each level have different niches. Finally, as a sociological conclusión, four new associations are described:I - Riparian association of temporary rivers: Proustio—Psiletum retamoidei.II - Bed river association of temporary rivers: Argemone— Petunietum axillaris.III — Litosolic Triasic and Terciary shaded slopes association: Adesmietum trijgae.IV - Litosolic Triasic and Terciary sunny slopes association: Astericietum glauci.Tlie characteristic, diferential, adjoining and occasional species have been determined for each case. Centro de Ecología Aplicada del Litoral (Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas - Universidad Nacional de Nordeste) 2025-05-27 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Artículo revisado por pares application/pdf https://revistas.unne.edu.ar/index.php/eco/article/view/8276 Ecosur; 1976: vol. 3, no. 5; 1-45 0325-108X spa https://revistas.unne.edu.ar/index.php/eco/article/view/8276/7844 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
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Piedmont vegetal communities of the Mendoza Precordillera
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title Piedmont vegetal communities of the Mendoza Precordillera
title_short Piedmont vegetal communities of the Mendoza Precordillera
title_full Piedmont vegetal communities of the Mendoza Precordillera
title_fullStr Piedmont vegetal communities of the Mendoza Precordillera
title_full_unstemmed Piedmont vegetal communities of the Mendoza Precordillera
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description A geobotanic study of the Mendoza Precordilleran foothill has lead to determine that there are two deñnite vegetation levels in the piedmont: one of them mostly with Larrea cuneifolia which covers an extention of 750 m to 1.100 m, over 1.100 m to 1.500-1.800 above the sea level.Through the sociological analysis of each vegetation level and the corresponding comparison it had been established that the Larrea cuneifolia level has a “suculent climate” while the Larrea divaricata one shows a “trong tendency to a hemicriptophytic climate”.The differences between both levels, and the behaviour of Larrea divaricata as lower level, allow to State that the species of Larrea dominant at each level have different niches. Finally, as a sociological conclusión, four new associations are described:I - Riparian association of temporary rivers: Proustio—Psiletum retamoidei.II - Bed river association of temporary rivers: Argemone— Petunietum axillaris.III — Litosolic Triasic and Terciary shaded slopes association: Adesmietum trijgae.IV - Litosolic Triasic and Terciary sunny slopes association: Astericietum glauci.Tlie characteristic, diferential, adjoining and occasional species have been determined for each case.
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