Argentine Chaco Forests: The semi-arid Chaco |
Contents
Historical background of the forest destruction | 3 |
Vegetation | 9 |
Dendrological description of the most important 30 species | 16 |
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Acacia aroma Acacia praecox Acta Bot Anadenanthera colubrina Anadenanthera colubrina var areira Argentina Aspidosperma quebracho-blanco Bulnesia sarmientoi Caesalpinia paraguariensis Capparis speciosa Castela coccinea Celtis tala Cercidium australe Chorisia insignis cm long colour cork corteza dead bark dehisces developed diameter of vessels dilatation growth dry Chaco Erythrina crista-galli especies arboreas Venezolanas Estructura anatomica Exudates Fagara coco flowers forest formation of stone Geoffroea decorticans growth rings heartwood Height cat Jodina rhombifolia layers living bark longitudinal Maytenus vitis-idaea mechanical tissue Parkinsonia aculeata Perforation plates simple periderms phelloderm plants Prosopis alba Prosopis kuntzei Prosopis nigra Prosopis ruscifolia Prosopis vinalillo Quebracho rays regions Rhytidome width ROTH Ruprechtia apetala sapwood Schinopsis haenkeana Schinopsis quebracho-colorado Schinus molle secondary formation seeds semi-arid septate crystal strands sieve tubes softbast species studied spines stem stone cells structure Tabebuia Tabebuia nodosa Tangential diameter tannin Total bark width transverse section vasicentric Venez vessels/mm² Width of living Zizyphus mistol