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    Tectono-magmatic response to major convergence changes in the North Patagonian suprasubduction system; the Paleogene subduction-transcurrent plate margin transition

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    The southern and central Andes reflect significant along-strike differences of tectonic activity, including shortening, alternating flat-to-normal subduction styles and magmatism. In northern Patagonia, the subduction/supra-subduction system, fore arc, arc and back arc basins developed in an extensional setting during the Paleogene. This was accompanied by landward migration of calc-alkalic magmatism which changed to synextensional bimodal volcanism of rhyolitic ignimbrites and interbedded tholeiitic and alkalic basalts. These Paleogene events occurred during a time when the Farallon–Aluk active ridge reached the South American plate, and the Farallon plate subduction was interrupted. They represent a new tectonic regime, characterized by a transcurrent plate margin. The presence in the back arc of a rigid lithospheric block of 100,000 km2 represented by the North Patagonian Massif focused the rotation of the coastal blocks. This resulted in the development of two Paleogene extensional regions to the north and south, respectively, of the Massif and replaced the former back arc. Plate rearrangement caused by the inauguration of the Nazca plate and its regime of orthogonal subduction at the beginning of the Miocene, re-established typical calc-alkaline arc magmatism at the former upper Cretaceous arc locus. Present seismic activity in the subducted plate and tomographic modeling of p-wave velocity anomalies in the upper mantle also suggest the presence of a subduction gap that lasted for most of the Paleogene in northern Patagonia

    Propagación del banano: técnicas tradicionales, nuevas tecnologías e innovaciones.

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    Se pasa revista a los diferentes tipos de propagaciĂłn del banano tradicional (fundamentalmente hijos y rizomas o partes del mismo), aĂșn utilizada en plantaciones de tipo familiar y en plantaciones establecidas en gran nĂșmero de paĂ­ses tropicales dedicadas al consumo local, y a travĂ©s de cultivo in vitro (cultivo de tejidos), utilizada en las modernas explotaciones de bananos dedicados a la exportaciĂłn. El trabajo se inicia con una descripciĂłn de las caracterĂ­sticas morfolĂłgicas y desarrollo de la planta, una breve descripciĂłn de las estructuras de propagaciĂłn a la que siguen luego dos grandes apartados: PropagaciĂłn tradicional y microprogaciĂłn. En este Ășltimo apartado se aborda la propagaciĂłn por organogĂ©nesis, mediante la micropropagaciĂłn tradicional en medios de cultivos semisĂłlidos y mĂĄs actual por bioreactores y la propagaciĂłn por embriogĂ©nesis somĂĄtica. Se discute en profundidad los medios de cultivo e iluminaciĂłn requeridos durante las diferentes fases de propagaciĂłn por cultivo in vitro y se finaliza abordando los aspectos de endurecimiento, aclimataciĂłn y trasplante al campo de las plantas propagadas por cultivo de tejidos.Made available in DSpace on 2018-10-25T00:59:34Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Propagaciondebanano.pdf: 996976 bytes, checksum: 5d01cd86550772486af13dca5b786dcb (MD5) Previous issue date: 2018-10-24bitstream/item/185018/1/Propagacion-de-banano.pd

    Propagación del banano: técnicas tradicionales, nuevas tecnologías e innovaciones

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    Flora GimnospĂ©rmica de la FormaciĂłn Ñirihuau (Oligoceno TardĂ­o-Mioceno Temprano), Provincia de RĂ­o Negro, Argentina

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