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¡No les importamos a nadie!

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By Santiago Peredo Parada, Peredo Parada, Barrera Salas, Claudia Paz
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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Land | Free Full-Text | Multifunctional Plants: Ecosystem Services and Undervalued Knowledge of Biocultural Diversity in Rural Communities-Local Initiatives for Agroecological Transition in Chile

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By Santiago Peredo Parada, Claudia Salas, Peredo Parada, Barrera Salas
| MDPI
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Biodiversity of Soil Mesofauna Associated with the Design of Home Gardens in Mapuche Agroecosystems-Case Study in the Araucanía Region

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By Santiago Peredo Parada, Claudia Salas, Peredo Parada, Sara Burbi
| MDPI
4. Discussion The differences and similarities in the biodiversity of the soil mesofauna associated with system design can explain based on indirect interventions [52] performed by farmers and agricultural works in their gardens: (a) plant diversity, (b) the spatial and temporal arrangement of the same, and (c) the management through different techniques and practices. These categories established from the results have a high agreement with those described in recent similar studies [53].
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