Editorial - Ecosistemas patagónicos
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Aizen, M.A. y C.E zcurra. 1998. High incidence of plant-animalmutualismsin the woody flora ofthe temperate forest of southern South America: biogeographical origin and present ecological significance. Ecología Austral 8:217-236.
Ares, J., A.M. Beeskow, M.B. Bertiller, C.M. Rostagno, M.P. Irisarri, J. Anchorena, G.E. Defossé y C.A. Meroni. 1990. Structural and dynamic charactersitics of overgrazed lands of Northern Patagonia, Argentina. Pp. 149-175.In: Bremeyer, A.(ed.). Managed Grasslands: Regional Studies, Elsevier Science Publishers. Amsterdam.
Balseiro, E. y B.E. Modenutti. 1998. Pelagic communities and ecosystem processes in Andean Patagonian lakes. Ecología Austral 8:183-189.
Bertiller, M.B. y A. Bisigato. 1998. Vegetation dynamics under grazing disturbance. The state-and-transition model for thePatagonian steppes. Ecología Austral 8:191-199.
del Valle, H.F. 1998.Patagonian soils: a regionalsynthesis. Ecología Austral 8:103-123.
dePaggi,S. 1990. Ecological and biogeographical remarks on the rotifer fauna of Argentina. Rev. Hydrobiol. Trop. 23:297-311.
Farji-Brener, A.G. y J.C. Corley. 1998. Successful invasions of hymenopteran insects into NW Patagonia. Ecología Austral 8:237:249.
Folgarait, P.J., J.A. Monjeau y M. Kittlein. 1998. Solving the enigma of granivory rates in Patagonia and throughout other deserts of the world:is thermal range the explanation? Ecología Austral 8:251-263.
Golluscio,R.A., V.A. Deregibus y J.M.Paruelo. 1998.Sustainability and rangemanagementin thePatagonian steppes. Ecologia Austral 8:265-284.
Lauenroth, W.K. 1998. Guanacos, spiny shrubs and the evolutionary history of grazing in the Patagonian steppe. Ecología Austral. 8:211-215.
León, R.J.C., D. Bran, M. Collantes, J.M. Paruelo y Alberto Soriano. 1998. Grandes unidades de vegetación de la Patagonia extra andina. Ecología Austral 8:125-144.
Mazzarino, M.J., M.B. Bertiller, T.Schlichter y M. Gobbi. 1998. Nutrient cycling inPatagonian Ecosystems. Ecología Austral 8:167-181.
Milchunas, D.G., O.E. Sala y W.K. Lauenroth. 1988. A generalized model of the effects of grazing by large herbivores on grassland community structure. American Naturalist 132:87-106.
Modenutti, BE., E.G. Balseiro, C.P. Queimaliños, D. Añón Suárez, M.C. Diéguez y R.J. Albariño. 1998x. Structure and dynamics of food web in Andean lakes. Lakes and Reservoirs, Research and Management 3:176-186
Modenutti, B.E., E.G Balseiro, M.C. Diéguez, C.P. Queimaliños y R.J. Albariño. 1998b. Heterogeneity of fresh-water patagonian ecosystems. Ecologia Austral 8:155-165.
Oesterheld, M. , O.E. Sala and S.J. McNaughton. 1992. Effect of animal husbandry on herbivore-carrying capacity at a regonal scale. Nature 356:234-235.
Paruelo, J.M., A.B. Beltrán. E.G. Jobbágy, O.E. Sala y R.A. Golluscio. 1998x. The climate of Patagonia: general patterns and controls on biotic processes. Ecologia Austral 8:85-101.
Paruelo, J.M., E.G. Jobbágy y O.E.Sala. 1998b. Biozones ofPatagonia (Argentina). Ecología Austral 8:145- 153.
Ravetta, D.A. y A. Soriano. 1998. Alternatives for the development of new industrial crops for Patagonia. Ecología Austral 8:297-307.
Schlichter, T. y P. Laclau . 1998. Ecotono estepa-bosque y plantaciones forestales en la Patagonia norte. Ecología Austral 8:285-296.
Soriano, A. 1983. Deserts and semi-deserts of Patagonia. Pp. 423-459 In: West, N.E. (ed.). Temperate Deserts andSemi-Deserts, Elsevier. Amsterdam.
Veblen, T.T., C. Donoso, T. Kitzberger y A.J. Rebertus. 1996. Ecology ofsouthern Chilean and Argentinean Nothofagus forests. Pp. 293-353. In: Veblen, T.T., R.S. Hill and J. Read (eds.). The Ecology and Biogeography of Nothofagus forests. Yale Univ. Press, New Haven.
Aizen, M.A. y C.E zcurra. 1998. High incidence of plant-animalmutualismsin the woody flora ofthe temperate forest of southern South America: biogeographical origin and present ecological significance. Ecología Austral 8:217-236.
Ares, J., A.M. Beeskow, M.B. Bertiller, C.M. Rostagno, M.P. Irisarri, J. Anchorena, G.E. Defossé y C.A. Meroni. 1990. Structural and dynamic charactersitics of overgrazed lands of Northern Patagonia, Argentina. Pp. 149-175.In: Bremeyer, A.(ed.). Managed Grasslands: Regional Studies, Elsevier Science Publishers. Amsterdam.
Balseiro, E. y B.E. Modenutti. 1998. Pelagic communities and ecosystem processes in Andean Patagonian lakes. Ecología Austral 8:183-189.
Bertiller, M.B. y A. Bisigato. 1998. Vegetation dynamics under grazing disturbance. The state-and-transition model for thePatagonian steppes. Ecología Austral 8:191-199.
del Valle, H.F. 1998.Patagonian soils: a regionalsynthesis. Ecología Austral 8:103-123.
dePaggi,S. 1990. Ecological and biogeographical remarks on the rotifer fauna of Argentina. Rev. Hydrobiol. Trop. 23:297-311.
Farji-Brener, A.G. y J.C. Corley. 1998. Successful invasions of hymenopteran insects into NW Patagonia. Ecología Austral 8:237:249.
Folgarait, P.J., J.A. Monjeau y M. Kittlein. 1998. Solving the enigma of granivory rates in Patagonia and throughout other deserts of the world:is thermal range the explanation? Ecología Austral 8:251-263.
Golluscio,R.A., V.A. Deregibus y J.M.Paruelo. 1998.Sustainability and rangemanagementin thePatagonian steppes. Ecologia Austral 8:265-284.
Lauenroth, W.K. 1998. Guanacos, spiny shrubs and the evolutionary history of grazing in the Patagonian steppe. Ecología Austral. 8:211-215.
León, R.J.C., D. Bran, M. Collantes, J.M. Paruelo y Alberto Soriano. 1998. Grandes unidades de vegetación de la Patagonia extra andina. Ecología Austral 8:125-144.
Mazzarino, M.J., M.B. Bertiller, T.Schlichter y M. Gobbi. 1998. Nutrient cycling inPatagonian Ecosystems. Ecología Austral 8:167-181.
Milchunas, D.G., O.E. Sala y W.K. Lauenroth. 1988. A generalized model of the effects of grazing by large herbivores on grassland community structure. American Naturalist 132:87-106.
Modenutti, BE., E.G. Balseiro, C.P. Queimaliños, D. Añón Suárez, M.C. Diéguez y R.J. Albariño. 1998x. Structure and dynamics of food web in Andean lakes. Lakes and Reservoirs, Research and Management 3:176-186
Modenutti, B.E., E.G Balseiro, M.C. Diéguez, C.P. Queimaliños y R.J. Albariño. 1998b. Heterogeneity of fresh-water patagonian ecosystems. Ecologia Austral 8:155-165.
Oesterheld, M. , O.E. Sala and S.J. McNaughton. 1992. Effect of animal husbandry on herbivore-carrying capacity at a regonal scale. Nature 356:234-235.
Paruelo, J.M., A.B. Beltrán. E.G. Jobbágy, O.E. Sala y R.A. Golluscio. 1998x. The climate of Patagonia: general patterns and controls on biotic processes. Ecologia Austral 8:85-101.
Paruelo, J.M., E.G. Jobbágy y O.E.Sala. 1998b. Biozones ofPatagonia (Argentina). Ecología Austral 8:145- 153.
Ravetta, D.A. y A. Soriano. 1998. Alternatives for the development of new industrial crops for Patagonia. Ecología Austral 8:297-307.
Schlichter, T. y P. Laclau . 1998. Ecotono estepa-bosque y plantaciones forestales en la Patagonia norte. Ecología Austral 8:285-296.
Soriano, A. 1983. Deserts and semi-deserts of Patagonia. Pp. 423-459 In: West, N.E. (ed.). Temperate Deserts andSemi-Deserts, Elsevier. Amsterdam.
Veblen, T.T., C. Donoso, T. Kitzberger y A.J. Rebertus. 1996. Ecology ofsouthern Chilean and Argentinean Nothofagus forests. Pp. 293-353. In: Veblen, T.T., R.S. Hill and J. Read (eds.). The Ecology and Biogeography of Nothofagus forests. Yale Univ. Press, New Haven.
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1998-12-01
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Oesterheld, M., Aguiar, M. R., & Paruelo, J. M. (1998). Editorial - Ecosistemas patagónicos. Ecología Austral, 8(2), 075–084. Retrieved from https://ojs.ecologiaaustral.com.ar/index.php/Ecologia_Austral/article/view/1610
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