Gas exchange and water use efficiency of native cover crops (Mendoza, Argentina), introduced crop species and weeds by Uliarte, E.M., Parera, C.A., Alessandria, E.E., Dalmasso, A.D.

“…Cover crops have been largely used in the soil management of vineyards as an environmentally sustainable tool for diverse purposes. A major limitation for cover crop use is the additional water consumption. …”
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Serial instincts by Gómez Ponce, Ariel

“…In this sense, the story captures that the problem of instinct recalls individual and collective identities, as well as regimes that sustain them. Based on this, instinct would be partially detached from its biological character, becoming semiotic category of analysis: textual operative that allows to attend to cognitive domains, and to show ethical aspects in a deterministic understanding of subjectivities on which each cultures inscribe meanings.…”
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First collection of landrace vegetable crops cultivated in Valle Fértil, Argentina by Asprelli, P.D, Lorello, I.M., Occhiuto, P.N., Togno, L.S., Makuch, M.A., García Lampasona, S.C., Peralta, I.E.

“…The richness of the cultural values found in the Argentinean Andean communities is integrated by a varied diversity of genetic resources, the development of a sustainable agriculture, and the conservation of the producer’s own seeds. …”
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Landscapes, rights, transdisciplinary (dis)assembly and health promotion between research and extension by Llorens, Santiago, Cotaimich, Valeria

“…Referring to territorial experiences of marked transformations of the neighborhood urban landscape, some organizations highlight the continuity of a process marked by public and private strategies of "recovery" of public spaces and promotion of cultural assets, which sustainably support, even without being their intention, a process of gentrification. …”
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Recorrer Memorias, an extensionsita project with Refugio Libertad by Solis , Ana Carol

“…The community experience in this space involves work along several lines: from historical memory work to sustainable production with the families in the area. …”
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Historical Factors of Long-Term Economic Growth and Declination in Argentina: An analysis of the 20th Century by Dabús, Carlos, Delbianco, Fernando

“…The intuition is that once the country lost foreign markets for its exports, could temporarily sustain growth thanks to domestic demand, but once this strategy petered out the economy was signed by a long period of turbulence and stagnation, specifically since 1975 onwards. …”
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The lawyer's professional secrecy: (In doctrine, law and jurisprudence) by Zeballos Cristobo, José

“…And after starting the task, we are sustained in the fight by the desire to penetrate the study of this discipline, not with "master's degree" packaging, but with the sincere enthusiasm of a student, with the same enthusiasm that made us cross the cloisters of our university. …”
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Aquatic environments in Archaeology by Prates, Luciano, Bonomo, Mariano

“…Following, the differences in the use intensity of aquatic environments by humans; in order to categorize this diversity four different variants were defined (punctual use, occasional use, sustained use, and intensive use) for each of which archaeological expectations were defined. …”
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Monetary policy in Argentina: seigniorage and Bailey's curve 2001-2014 by Descalzi, Ricardo Luis, Neder, Ángel Enrique

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She’s gotta habit by Benchimol, Lucía

“…Nola resists all alienation to a name, and it is sustained by multiplying the others that it invents. …”
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