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Fenología de ericáceas del páramo de La Rusia
Las colecciones botánicas son una fuente fundamental de información fenológica, almacenada desde años atrás; no obstante, sus re gistros no son aprovechados significativamente para generar nuevo conocimiento que enriquezca, no solo el área científica, sino también social y económica de una región dada, pues además de que la fenología permite entender el ciclo reproductivo de las plantas, favorece, por ejemplo, a campesinos que dependen de familias de importancia económica como la del agraz (Ericaceae). Por tal razón, el presente libro de investigación está orientado a describir la morfología, fenología y usos de 12 especies de Ericaceae del páramo de L a Rusia, predio L os Agüeros, a partir de registros de herbario e ilustraciones digitales, contribuyendo así, de manera didáctica y comprensible al conocimiento de la biología reproductiva de estas plantas que tienen importancia alimenticia, económica y ecológica en los ecosistemas andinos.
Flora de Aguazul
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Bulletin
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Flowering Plants of the Neotropics
"The expert text describes each family's features, diversity of genera and species, distribution, habitat, classification, botany, natural history, and economic uses. More than 300 color illustrations and 250 botanical line drawings illustrate these showiest of New World plants - flora that range from the deserts of Mexico and the coasts of Central America to the vast lowland rain forests of Amazonia and the cloud forests of the Andes. Some of the plants described are distributed widely; others inhabit only one of the many unusual microclimates and habitats that result from tropical America's incredible variation in elevation and rainfall and its millions of years of geological change."--BOOK JACKET.
The Last Conquistador
The Inca civilization of Peru was one of the gratest of the ancient civilizations of the Americas. Famous for their massive temples and fortresses built from huge blocks of stone and decorated with sheets of pure gold, the Incas also developed a system of government, capable of holding a vast area of territory together, and an extensive system of roads, connecting administrative centres, which acted as a means of colonization. Their religion of human sacrifice, worshipping Inti, the Sun God, was forcibly imposed throughout the empire. The population in 1500 numbered between six and seven million, but in the 1530s the Spanish, led by conquistador Pizarro, arrived in Peru. In their search for ...
