2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.jaridenv.2015.05.004
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Cultural patterns of firewood use as a tool for conservation: A study of multiple perceptions in a semiarid region of Cordoba, Central Argentina

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“…However, some of these invasive plants not only generate no costs, they also off er benefi ts when used by local inhabitants for daily life (for example, fi rewood, food, medicine or forage), making them holders of ethnobotanical use-value (Bardsley & Edwards-Jones 2006;Sundaram et al 2012;Das & Duarah 2013;Hurrell & Deluchi 2013;Santos et al 2014;Souza et al 2018). For instance, great emphasis has been placed on: a vast number of invasive species due to their medical benefits in India (Wagh & Jain 2018) and South Africa (Maema et al 2016), the food use of a wide range of weeds (Díaz-Betancourt et al 1999;Rapoport et al 2009;Santos et al 2014), the use of fuel species (Martínez 2015) or the use of species as a source of forage (Mekoya et al 2008). Even though there are some examples, more detailed information is needed about the traditional and ethnobotanical knowledge of non-native plants, especially with regard to the impact of invasive plants on the well-being of traditional and/or indigenous populations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, some of these invasive plants not only generate no costs, they also off er benefi ts when used by local inhabitants for daily life (for example, fi rewood, food, medicine or forage), making them holders of ethnobotanical use-value (Bardsley & Edwards-Jones 2006;Sundaram et al 2012;Das & Duarah 2013;Hurrell & Deluchi 2013;Santos et al 2014;Souza et al 2018). For instance, great emphasis has been placed on: a vast number of invasive species due to their medical benefits in India (Wagh & Jain 2018) and South Africa (Maema et al 2016), the food use of a wide range of weeds (Díaz-Betancourt et al 1999;Rapoport et al 2009;Santos et al 2014), the use of fuel species (Martínez 2015) or the use of species as a source of forage (Mekoya et al 2008). Even though there are some examples, more detailed information is needed about the traditional and ethnobotanical knowledge of non-native plants, especially with regard to the impact of invasive plants on the well-being of traditional and/or indigenous populations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cabe notar que desde el punto de vista ambiental este y otro tipos de estudios sobre vegetación resultan relevantes para la conservación puesto que La Calera cuenta con dos áreas protegidas, la Reserva Natural Hídrica y Recreativa Bamba (que abarca unas 20 mil hectáreas ubicadas al Oeste de la ciudad de Córdoba, entre el embalse San Roque y el Este del Valle de Punilla) y la Reserva Natural de La Defensa La Calera que alberga parte del ecosistema del Espinal. En esta región se dan también importantes problemáticas socio-ambientales y territoriales devenidas de la minería, la expropiación de tierras para el desarrollo urbanístico e inmobiliario no planificado, contaminación hídrica, entre otras, lo que amenaza no sólo la diversidad biológica, sino también la transmisión cultural entre generaciones (Karlin et al, 2014;Martínez, 2015).…”
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“…3600 y ca. 4000 AP, Tabla 2), puede tener múltiples interpretaciones debido a los procesos culturales que operan sobre las especies vegetales y sus usos (Robledo 2016a(Robledo , 2016b, particularmente la incorporación selectiva de las leñosas con frutos comestibles (Arenas 2003) o los diversos patrones culturales utilizadas para la selección de la leña en las región semiárida de Córdoba ya descriptas por Martínez (2015). Sin embargo, para el período más tardío de estudio, ca.…”
Section: Estudios Antracológicosunclassified