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Wichi plant morphology: an ethnobiological study
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Rey Mago Baltazar y San Baltazar. Dos devociones en la tradición religiosa afroargentina
Published 2015“…Así, a partir de esta trilogía regia la devoción popular ha construido dos Baltazar que reciben diferente denominación vernacular: Rey Mago Baltazar y san Baltazar. El análisis de su diferenciación se realizará a partir de los resultados obtenidos en trabajos de campo en el Litoral desde 1992 desde cuatro aspectos: icónico, hagiográfico, devocional, ético. …”
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ETHNOBOTANY OF THE PTERIFOPHYTES FROM THE HIGH GRASSLANDS OF SANTA VICTORIA (SALTA, ARGENTINA)
Published 2023“…Under each taxon, their utilities, using ways, vernacular names and additional bibliography are given.…”
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The plants of argentinian western Pampa’s hunter-gatherers. A data base of vegetable resources potentially used
Published 2015“…This database includes vernacular name, scientific name, used organ and ethnobotanical uses. …”
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Problemática hídrico-sanitaria, percepción local y calidad de fuentes de agua en una comunidad toba (qom) del Impenetrable (Chaco, Argentina)
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Plantas de interés veterinario en la cultura campesina de la Sierra de Ancasti (Catamarca, Argentina)
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De epew y foikes: un análisis etnobotánico y etnohistórico sobre las plantas en los pueblos mapuche y rankulche
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Clasificaciones y percepciones asociadas al conocimiento de la leña utilizada en una comunidad rural del Chaco Seco (Catamarca, Argentina)
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The warriors’ paths. Interview with Denise Y. Arnold
Published 2013“…We know that Denise has not only managed to draw attention to subjects that were not studied at the time (such as the "vernacular" architecture of the Altiplano), but that she has done so in collaboration with different people from the "studied" communities, together with whom she wrote numerous articles and books. …”
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