Native flora of potential ornamental value from the southeastern end of the Tandilia hill system (Argentina): an alternative for use and conservation
Background and aims: The demand for native ornamentals species has increased and the utilization of novel ornamental crops is a way of promoting their use and care by the community. Considering the high richness of the Tandilia hills, the objective of this study was to survey native plants with pote...
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Biodiversidad flora autóctona paisajismo planta indígena producción vegetal prospección recurso genético vegetal Biodiversity indigenous plant landscape design native flora plant genetic resource, plant production, prospecting. Echeverría, María L. Alonso, Sara I. Comparatore, Viviana M. Native flora of potential ornamental value from the southeastern end of the Tandilia hill system (Argentina): an alternative for use and conservation |
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Biodiversidad flora autóctona paisajismo planta indígena producción vegetal prospección recurso genético vegetal Biodiversity indigenous plant landscape design native flora plant genetic resource, plant production, prospecting. |
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Echeverría, María L. Alonso, Sara I. Comparatore, Viviana M. |
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Echeverría, María L. Alonso, Sara I. Comparatore, Viviana M. |
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Echeverría, María L. |
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Native flora of potential ornamental value from the southeastern end of the Tandilia hill system (Argentina): an alternative for use and conservation |
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Native flora of potential ornamental value from the southeastern end of the Tandilia hill system (Argentina): an alternative for use and conservation |
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Native flora of potential ornamental value from the southeastern end of the Tandilia hill system (Argentina): an alternative for use and conservation |
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Native flora of potential ornamental value from the southeastern end of the Tandilia hill system (Argentina): an alternative for use and conservation |
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Native flora of potential ornamental value from the southeastern end of the Tandilia hill system (Argentina): an alternative for use and conservation |
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native flora of potential ornamental value from the southeastern end of the tandilia hill system (argentina): an alternative for use and conservation |
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Background and aims: The demand for native ornamentals species has increased and the utilization of novel ornamental crops is a way of promoting their use and care by the community. Considering the high richness of the Tandilia hills, the objective of this study was to survey native plants with potential ornamental value and to propose suggestions for their use in landscaping.
M&M: From the floristic survey carried out in a hill area of the south of Tandilia, a list of native species with potential ornamental value was made. For each species, it was recorded: growth habit; ornamental morphological attributes; flowering season and, depending on the environment's characteristics where they thrive, at least one suggestion for landscaping use was made.
Results: A total of 47 species were proposed as ornamental, with predominance of perennial herbs (34), shrubs (11) and spring flowering. Foliage was the most frequent ornamental attribute. The main suggestion use category was: full-sun beds in shallow soils , followed in decreasing order by full-sun beds in deep soils; rock gardens, green roofs or full-sun vertical gardens; partial shadow beds in deep soils; partial shadow beds in shallow soils; shadow beds or shadow vertical gardens ponds.
Conclusions: The southern hill areas of Tandilia have native flora of potential ornamental value that could be used in landscaping integrating different plantations, enhancing their cultural and patrimonial value. |
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I10-R325-article-443992024-06-28T22:28:20Z Native flora of potential ornamental value from the southeastern end of the Tandilia hill system (Argentina): an alternative for use and conservation Flora nativa de valor ornamental potencial del extremo sudoriental del sistema serrano de Tandilia (Argentina): una alternativa de uso y conservación Echeverría, María L. Alonso, Sara I. Comparatore, Viviana M. Biodiversidad flora autóctona paisajismo planta indígena producción vegetal prospección recurso genético vegetal Biodiversity indigenous plant landscape design native flora plant genetic resource, plant production, prospecting. Background and aims: The demand for native ornamentals species has increased and the utilization of novel ornamental crops is a way of promoting their use and care by the community. Considering the high richness of the Tandilia hills, the objective of this study was to survey native plants with potential ornamental value and to propose suggestions for their use in landscaping. M&M: From the floristic survey carried out in a hill area of the south of Tandilia, a list of native species with potential ornamental value was made. For each species, it was recorded: growth habit; ornamental morphological attributes; flowering season and, depending on the environment's characteristics where they thrive, at least one suggestion for landscaping use was made. Results: A total of 47 species were proposed as ornamental, with predominance of perennial herbs (34), shrubs (11) and spring flowering. Foliage was the most frequent ornamental attribute. The main suggestion use category was: full-sun beds in shallow soils , followed in decreasing order by full-sun beds in deep soils; rock gardens, green roofs or full-sun vertical gardens; partial shadow beds in deep soils; partial shadow beds in shallow soils; shadow beds or shadow vertical gardens ponds. Conclusions: The southern hill areas of Tandilia have native flora of potential ornamental value that could be used in landscaping integrating different plantations, enhancing their cultural and patrimonial value. Introducción y objetivos: La demanda de especies nativas con fines ornamentales ha aumentado y su uso representa una estrategia de valoración y conservación de las mismas por parte de la comunidad. Considerando la riqueza de las sierras de Tandilia, el objetivo de este trabajo fue relevar nativas de valor ornamental potencial y proponer sugerencias de uso de las mismas en espacios verdes. M&M: Del relevamiento florístico de un área del sur de Tandilia se elaboró un listado de especies nativas de uso ornamental potencial. Para cada especie se registró: hábito de crecimiento; atributos morfológicos ornamentales; época de floración y, según las características de los ambientales donde prosperan, se le adjudicó al menos una sugerencia de uso. Resultados: Se proponen 47 especies ornamentales, predominando las hierbas perennes (34) y los arbustos (11) y las floraciones primaverales. El follaje fue el atributo ornamental más frecuente. La principal sugerencia de uso fue la categoría macizos y/o canteros a pleno sol en suelos poco profundos, seguida de: macizos y/o canteros a pleno sol en suelos profundos; jardines de rocallas, techos verdes y/o jardines verticales a pleno sol; macizos y/o canteros a media sombra con suelos profundos; macizos y/o canteros a media sombra con suelos poco profundos; macizos, canteros y/o jardines verticales a la sombra; estanques. Conclusiones: Las áreas del sur de Tandilia poseen flora nativa de potencial valor ornamental que podrían emplearse en el diseño de espacios verdes integrando distintas plantaciones, realzando su valor cultural y patrimonial. Sociedad Argentina de Botánica 2024-06-27 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf text/html application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/BSAB/article/view/44399 10.31055/1851.2372.v59.n2.44399 Boletín de la Sociedad Argentina de Botánica (Journal of the Argentine Botanical Society; Vol. 59 No. 2 (2024): June Boletín de la Sociedad Argentina de Botánica; Vol. 59 Núm. 2 (2024): Junio Boletín de la Sociedad Argentina de Botánica; v. 59 n. 2 (2024): Junio 1851-2372 0373-580X 10.31055/1851.2372.v59.n2 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/BSAB/article/view/44399/45461 https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/BSAB/article/view/44399/45462 https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/BSAB/article/view/44399/45463 Derechos de autor 2024 María L. Echeverría, Sara I. Alonso, Viviana M. Comparatore https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0 |