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Additional references on the geography, climate, and flora of Chile

Articles: Additional references on the geography, climate, and flora of Chile

For more information on the geography, climate, and flora of Chile, as introduced in the article by Kathy Musial in the October 2011 issue of Pacific Horticulture, consider the following resources provided by the author:

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Enright, Neal J, and Robert S Hill, eds. 1995. Ecology of the Southern Conifers. Carlton: Melbourne University Press.

Gajardo, Rodolfo. 1995. La Vegetación Natural de Chile. Santiago: Editorial Universitaria.

Goodspeed, TH. 1945. “Notes on the vegetation and plant resources of Chile.” In Plants and Plant Science in Latin America, 145-149. Waltham, MA: Chronica Botanica.

Mooney, HA, SL Gulmon, PW Rundel, and J Ehleringer. 1980. “Further observations on the water relations of Prosopis tamarugo of the northern Atacama desert.” Oecologia 44: 177-180.

Moreira-Muñoz, Andrés. 2011. Plant Geography of Chile. New York: Springer.

Musial, Kathy, 2011. “Chilean Adventure: Excerpts from a Travel Diary.” Pacific Horticulture 72 (1): 5-10. (online at https://www.pacifichorticulture.org/web-extras/72/1/chilean-adventure-a-travel-diary/)

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Rauh, W. 1985. “The Peruvian-Chilean Deserts.” In Hot Deserts and Arid Shrublands, Vol A, ed. Michael Evenari and Immanuel Noy-Meir. Ecosystems of the World 12A. Amsterdam: Elsevier.

Rundel, PW, MO Dillon, B Palma, HA Mooney, SL Gulmon, and JR Ehleringer. 1991. “The phytogeography and ecology of the coastal Atacama and Peruvian deserts.” Aliso 13(1):1-49.

Rundel, Philip W, Michael O Dillon, and Beatriz Palma. “Flora and vegetation of Pan de Azucar National Park in the Atacama desert of northern Chile.” Gayana Bot. 53(2):295-315.

Solbrig, Otto T. 1976. “The origin and floristic affinities of the South American temperate desert and semidesert regions.” In Evolution of Desert Biota, ed. David W Goodall. Austin: University of Texas Press.

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