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:''"Tabaquillo" redirects here; it means "small tobacco" and is also used for ''Nicotiana obtusifolia.''Polylepis australis''''', also known locally as '''Tabaquillo''' or '''Queñoa''' is a tree endemic of central Argentina, member of the family Rosaceae. The genus ''Polylepis'' originated in the eastern South America, Andean forests . The plant has small, pinnate leaves, 7–10 cm long, normally composed of five or seven leaflets. In harsh winters, ''Polylepis australis'' survives by producing rolls of loose, papery like exfoliating brownish bark; the rough outer covering of the woody stem of tree. The southernmost stands of ''Polylepis australis'' are located in the high Córdoba mountains of central Argentina (1,200–2,884 m above sea level).South American ''Polylepis'' mountain forests are recognised as being one of the most endangered forest ecosystems in the world. During a reforestation project, D. Renison (University of Córdoba, Argentina) found that the germination of Polylepis australis stands decreases significantly with decreasing tree coverage. The first results of additional studies carried out in collaboration with Isabell Hensen (University of Halle, Germany) indicate that a clear negative correlation exists between the viability of seeds of Polylepis australis and the degree of human influence on the woodland stands. Seeds of Polylepis australis exhibited a great variation in terms of mass and percent seed germination among individual trees and among geographical regions.==Gallery==Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 6.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 2.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 4.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 5.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis Australis wiki.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 8.jpg|''Polylepis australis''
:''"Tabaquillo" redirects here; it means "small tobacco" and is also used for ''Nicotiana obtusifolia.
''Polylepis australis'', also known locally as Tabaquillo or Queñoa is a tree endemic of central Argentina, member of the family Rosaceae. The genus ''Polylepis'' originated in the eastern South America, Andean forests . The plant has small, pinnate leaves, 7–10 cm long, normally composed of five or seven leaflets. In harsh winters, ''Polylepis australis'' survives by producing rolls of loose, papery like exfoliating brownish bark; the rough outer covering of the woody stem of tree. The southernmost stands of ''Polylepis australis'' are located in the high Córdoba mountains of central Argentina (1,200–2,884 m above sea level).
South American ''Polylepis'' mountain forests are recognised as being one of the most endangered forest ecosystems in the world. During a reforestation project, D. Renison (University of Córdoba, Argentina) found that the germination of Polylepis australis stands decreases significantly with decreasing tree coverage. The first results of additional studies carried out in collaboration with Isabell Hensen (University of Halle, Germany) indicate that a clear negative correlation exists between the viability of seeds of Polylepis australis and the degree of human influence on the woodland stands. Seeds of Polylepis australis exhibited a great variation in terms of mass and percent seed germination among individual trees and among geographical regions.
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抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』
■ウィキペディアで「:''"Tabaquillo" redirects here; it means "small tobacco" and is also used for ''Nicotiana obtusifolia.'''''Polylepis australis''''', also known locally as '''Tabaquillo''' or '''Queñoa''' is a tree endemic of central Argentina, member of the family Rosaceae. The genus ''Polylepis'' originated in the eastern South America, Andean forests . The plant has small, pinnate leaves, 7–10 cm long, normally composed of five or seven leaflets. In harsh winters, ''Polylepis australis'' survives by producing rolls of loose, papery like exfoliating brownish bark; the rough outer covering of the woody stem of tree. The southernmost stands of ''Polylepis australis'' are located in the high Córdoba mountains of central Argentina (1,200–2,884 m above sea level).South American ''Polylepis'' mountain forests are recognised as being one of the most endangered forest ecosystems in the world. During a reforestation project, D. Renison (University of Córdoba, Argentina) found that the germination of Polylepis australis stands decreases significantly with decreasing tree coverage. The first results of additional studies carried out in collaboration with Isabell Hensen (University of Halle, Germany) indicate that a clear negative correlation exists between the viability of seeds of Polylepis australis and the degree of human influence on the woodland stands. Seeds of Polylepis australis exhibited a great variation in terms of mass and percent seed germination among individual trees and among geographical regions.==Gallery==Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 6.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 2.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 4.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 5.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis Australis wiki.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 8.jpg|''Polylepis australis''」の詳細全文を読む
'Polylepis australis'', also known locally as '''Tabaquillo''' or '''Queñoa''' is a tree endemic of central Argentina, member of the family Rosaceae. The genus ''Polylepis'' originated in the eastern South America, Andean forests . The plant has small, pinnate leaves, 7–10 cm long, normally composed of five or seven leaflets. In harsh winters, ''Polylepis australis'' survives by producing rolls of loose, papery like exfoliating brownish bark; the rough outer covering of the woody stem of tree. The southernmost stands of ''Polylepis australis'' are located in the high Córdoba mountains of central Argentina (1,200–2,884 m above sea level).South American ''Polylepis'' mountain forests are recognised as being one of the most endangered forest ecosystems in the world. During a reforestation project, D. Renison (University of Córdoba, Argentina) found that the germination of Polylepis australis stands decreases significantly with decreasing tree coverage. The first results of additional studies carried out in collaboration with Isabell Hensen (University of Halle, Germany) indicate that a clear negative correlation exists between the viability of seeds of Polylepis australis and the degree of human influence on the woodland stands. Seeds of Polylepis australis exhibited a great variation in terms of mass and percent seed germination among individual trees and among geographical regions.==Gallery==Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 6.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 2.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 4.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 5.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis Australis wiki.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 8.jpg|''Polylepis australis''
:''"Tabaquillo" redirects here; it means "small tobacco" and is also used for ''Nicotiana obtusifolia.
''Polylepis australis'', also known locally as Tabaquillo or Queñoa is a tree endemic of central Argentina, member of the family Rosaceae. The genus ''Polylepis'' originated in the eastern South America, Andean forests . The plant has small, pinnate leaves, 7–10 cm long, normally composed of five or seven leaflets. In harsh winters, ''Polylepis australis'' survives by producing rolls of loose, papery like exfoliating brownish bark; the rough outer covering of the woody stem of tree. The southernmost stands of ''Polylepis australis'' are located in the high Córdoba mountains of central Argentina (1,200–2,884 m above sea level).
South American ''Polylepis'' mountain forests are recognised as being one of the most endangered forest ecosystems in the world. During a reforestation project, D. Renison (University of Córdoba, Argentina) found that the germination of Polylepis australis stands decreases significantly with decreasing tree coverage. The first results of additional studies carried out in collaboration with Isabell Hensen (University of Halle, Germany) indicate that a clear negative correlation exists between the viability of seeds of Polylepis australis and the degree of human influence on the woodland stands. Seeds of Polylepis australis exhibited a great variation in terms of mass and percent seed germination among individual trees and among geographical regions.
==Gallery==
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抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』
■ウィキペディアで「:''"Tabaquillo" redirects here; it means "small tobacco" and is also used for ''Nicotiana obtusifolia.'''''Polylepis australis''''', also known locally as '''Tabaquillo''' or '''Queñoa''' is a tree endemic of central Argentina, member of the family Rosaceae. The genus ''Polylepis'' originated in the eastern South America, Andean forests . The plant has small, pinnate leaves, 7–10 cm long, normally composed of five or seven leaflets. In harsh winters, ''Polylepis australis'' survives by producing rolls of loose, papery like exfoliating brownish bark; the rough outer covering of the woody stem of tree. The southernmost stands of ''Polylepis australis'' are located in the high Córdoba mountains of central Argentina (1,200–2,884 m above sea level).South American ''Polylepis'' mountain forests are recognised as being one of the most endangered forest ecosystems in the world. During a reforestation project, D. Renison (University of Córdoba, Argentina) found that the germination of Polylepis australis stands decreases significantly with decreasing tree coverage. The first results of additional studies carried out in collaboration with Isabell Hensen (University of Halle, Germany) indicate that a clear negative correlation exists between the viability of seeds of Polylepis australis and the degree of human influence on the woodland stands. Seeds of Polylepis australis exhibited a great variation in terms of mass and percent seed germination among individual trees and among geographical regions.==Gallery==Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 6.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 2.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 4.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 5.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis Australis wiki.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 8.jpg|''Polylepis australis''」の詳細全文を読む
', also known locally as Tabaquillo or Queñoa is a tree endemic of central Argentina, member of the family Rosaceae. The genus ''Polylepis'' originated in the eastern South America, Andean forests . The plant has small, pinnate leaves, 7–10 cm long, normally composed of five or seven leaflets. In harsh winters, ''Polylepis australis'' survives by producing rolls of loose, papery like exfoliating brownish bark; the rough outer covering of the woody stem of tree. The southernmost stands of ''Polylepis australis'' are located in the high Córdoba mountains of central Argentina (1,200–2,884 m above sea level).South American ''Polylepis'' mountain forests are recognised as being one of the most endangered forest ecosystems in the world. During a reforestation project, D. Renison (University of Córdoba, Argentina) found that the germination of Polylepis australis stands decreases significantly with decreasing tree coverage. The first results of additional studies carried out in collaboration with Isabell Hensen (University of Halle, Germany) indicate that a clear negative correlation exists between the viability of seeds of Polylepis australis and the degree of human influence on the woodland stands. Seeds of Polylepis australis exhibited a great variation in terms of mass and percent seed germination among individual trees and among geographical regions.==Gallery==Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 6.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 2.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 4.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 5.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis Australis wiki.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 8.jpg|''Polylepis australis''
:''"Tabaquillo" redirects here; it means "small tobacco" and is also used for ''Nicotiana obtusifolia.
''Polylepis australis'', also known locally as Tabaquillo or Queñoa is a tree endemic of central Argentina, member of the family Rosaceae. The genus ''Polylepis'' originated in the eastern South America, Andean forests . The plant has small, pinnate leaves, 7–10 cm long, normally composed of five or seven leaflets. In harsh winters, ''Polylepis australis'' survives by producing rolls of loose, papery like exfoliating brownish bark; the rough outer covering of the woody stem of tree. The southernmost stands of ''Polylepis australis'' are located in the high Córdoba mountains of central Argentina (1,200–2,884 m above sea level).
South American ''Polylepis'' mountain forests are recognised as being one of the most endangered forest ecosystems in the world. During a reforestation project, D. Renison (University of Córdoba, Argentina) found that the germination of Polylepis australis stands decreases significantly with decreasing tree coverage. The first results of additional studies carried out in collaboration with Isabell Hensen (University of Halle, Germany) indicate that a clear negative correlation exists between the viability of seeds of Polylepis australis and the degree of human influence on the woodland stands. Seeds of Polylepis australis exhibited a great variation in terms of mass and percent seed germination among individual trees and among geographical regions.
==Gallery==
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抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ''Polylepis australis''''', also known locally as '''Tabaquillo''' or '''Queñoa''' is a tree endemic of central Argentina, member of the family Rosaceae. The genus ''Polylepis'' originated in the eastern South America, Andean forests . The plant has small, pinnate leaves, 7–10 cm long, normally composed of five or seven leaflets. In harsh winters, ''Polylepis australis'' survives by producing rolls of loose, papery like exfoliating brownish bark; the rough outer covering of the woody stem of tree. The southernmost stands of ''Polylepis australis'' are located in the high Córdoba mountains of central Argentina (1,200–2,884 m above sea level).South American ''Polylepis'' mountain forests are recognised as being one of the most endangered forest ecosystems in the world. During a reforestation project, D. Renison (University of Córdoba, Argentina) found that the germination of Polylepis australis stands decreases significantly with decreasing tree coverage. The first results of additional studies carried out in collaboration with Isabell Hensen (University of Halle, Germany) indicate that a clear negative correlation exists between the viability of seeds of Polylepis australis and the degree of human influence on the woodland stands. Seeds of Polylepis australis exhibited a great variation in terms of mass and percent seed germination among individual trees and among geographical regions.==Gallery==Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 6.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 2.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 4.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 5.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis Australis wiki.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 8.jpg|''Polylepis australis''">ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』
■ウィキペディアで「:''"Tabaquillo" redirects here; it means "small tobacco" and is also used for ''Nicotiana obtusifolia.'''''Polylepis australis''''', also known locally as '''Tabaquillo''' or '''Queñoa''' is a tree endemic of central Argentina, member of the family Rosaceae. The genus ''Polylepis'' originated in the eastern South America, Andean forests . The plant has small, pinnate leaves, 7–10 cm long, normally composed of five or seven leaflets. In harsh winters, ''Polylepis australis'' survives by producing rolls of loose, papery like exfoliating brownish bark; the rough outer covering of the woody stem of tree. The southernmost stands of ''Polylepis australis'' are located in the high Córdoba mountains of central Argentina (1,200–2,884 m above sea level).South American ''Polylepis'' mountain forests are recognised as being one of the most endangered forest ecosystems in the world. During a reforestation project, D. Renison (University of Córdoba, Argentina) found that the germination of Polylepis australis stands decreases significantly with decreasing tree coverage. The first results of additional studies carried out in collaboration with Isabell Hensen (University of Halle, Germany) indicate that a clear negative correlation exists between the viability of seeds of Polylepis australis and the degree of human influence on the woodland stands. Seeds of Polylepis australis exhibited a great variation in terms of mass and percent seed germination among individual trees and among geographical regions.==Gallery==Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 6.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 2.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 4.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 5.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis Australis wiki.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 8.jpg|''Polylepis australis''」の詳細全文を読む
'Polylepis australis'', also known locally as '''Tabaquillo''' or '''Queñoa''' is a tree endemic of central Argentina, member of the family Rosaceae. The genus ''Polylepis'' originated in the eastern South America, Andean forests . The plant has small, pinnate leaves, 7–10 cm long, normally composed of five or seven leaflets. In harsh winters, ''Polylepis australis'' survives by producing rolls of loose, papery like exfoliating brownish bark; the rough outer covering of the woody stem of tree. The southernmost stands of ''Polylepis australis'' are located in the high Córdoba mountains of central Argentina (1,200–2,884 m above sea level).South American ''Polylepis'' mountain forests are recognised as being one of the most endangered forest ecosystems in the world. During a reforestation project, D. Renison (University of Córdoba, Argentina) found that the germination of Polylepis australis stands decreases significantly with decreasing tree coverage. The first results of additional studies carried out in collaboration with Isabell Hensen (University of Halle, Germany) indicate that a clear negative correlation exists between the viability of seeds of Polylepis australis and the degree of human influence on the woodland stands. Seeds of Polylepis australis exhibited a great variation in terms of mass and percent seed germination among individual trees and among geographical regions.==Gallery==Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 6.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 2.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 4.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 5.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis Australis wiki.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 8.jpg|''Polylepis australis''">ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』
■ウィキペディアで「:''"Tabaquillo" redirects here; it means "small tobacco" and is also used for ''Nicotiana obtusifolia.'''''Polylepis australis''''', also known locally as '''Tabaquillo''' or '''Queñoa''' is a tree endemic of central Argentina, member of the family Rosaceae. The genus ''Polylepis'' originated in the eastern South America, Andean forests . The plant has small, pinnate leaves, 7–10 cm long, normally composed of five or seven leaflets. In harsh winters, ''Polylepis australis'' survives by producing rolls of loose, papery like exfoliating brownish bark; the rough outer covering of the woody stem of tree. The southernmost stands of ''Polylepis australis'' are located in the high Córdoba mountains of central Argentina (1,200–2,884 m above sea level).South American ''Polylepis'' mountain forests are recognised as being one of the most endangered forest ecosystems in the world. During a reforestation project, D. Renison (University of Córdoba, Argentina) found that the germination of Polylepis australis stands decreases significantly with decreasing tree coverage. The first results of additional studies carried out in collaboration with Isabell Hensen (University of Halle, Germany) indicate that a clear negative correlation exists between the viability of seeds of Polylepis australis and the degree of human influence on the woodland stands. Seeds of Polylepis australis exhibited a great variation in terms of mass and percent seed germination among individual trees and among geographical regions.==Gallery==Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 6.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 2.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 4.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 5.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis Australis wiki.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 8.jpg|''Polylepis australis''」の詳細全文を読む
', also known locally as Tabaquillo or Queñoa is a tree endemic of central Argentina, member of the family Rosaceae. The genus ''Polylepis'' originated in the eastern South America, Andean forests . The plant has small, pinnate leaves, 7–10 cm long, normally composed of five or seven leaflets. In harsh winters, ''Polylepis australis'' survives by producing rolls of loose, papery like exfoliating brownish bark; the rough outer covering of the woody stem of tree. The southernmost stands of ''Polylepis australis'' are located in the high Córdoba mountains of central Argentina (1,200–2,884 m above sea level).South American ''Polylepis'' mountain forests are recognised as being one of the most endangered forest ecosystems in the world. During a reforestation project, D. Renison (University of Córdoba, Argentina) found that the germination of Polylepis australis stands decreases significantly with decreasing tree coverage. The first results of additional studies carried out in collaboration with Isabell Hensen (University of Halle, Germany) indicate that a clear negative correlation exists between the viability of seeds of Polylepis australis and the degree of human influence on the woodland stands. Seeds of Polylepis australis exhibited a great variation in terms of mass and percent seed germination among individual trees and among geographical regions.==Gallery==Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 6.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 2.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 4.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 5.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis Australis wiki.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 8.jpg|''Polylepis australis''">ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』
■''Polylepis australis''''', also known locally as '''Tabaquillo''' or '''Queñoa''' is a tree endemic of central Argentina, member of the family Rosaceae. The genus ''Polylepis'' originated in the eastern South America, Andean forests . The plant has small, pinnate leaves, 7–10 cm long, normally composed of five or seven leaflets. In harsh winters, ''Polylepis australis'' survives by producing rolls of loose, papery like exfoliating brownish bark; the rough outer covering of the woody stem of tree. The southernmost stands of ''Polylepis australis'' are located in the high Córdoba mountains of central Argentina (1,200–2,884 m above sea level).South American ''Polylepis'' mountain forests are recognised as being one of the most endangered forest ecosystems in the world. During a reforestation project, D. Renison (University of Córdoba, Argentina) found that the germination of Polylepis australis stands decreases significantly with decreasing tree coverage. The first results of additional studies carried out in collaboration with Isabell Hensen (University of Halle, Germany) indicate that a clear negative correlation exists between the viability of seeds of Polylepis australis and the degree of human influence on the woodland stands. Seeds of Polylepis australis exhibited a great variation in terms of mass and percent seed germination among individual trees and among geographical regions.==Gallery==Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 6.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 2.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 4.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 5.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis Australis wiki.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 8.jpg|''Polylepis australis''">ウィキペディアで「:''"Tabaquillo" redirects here; it means "small tobacco" and is also used for ''Nicotiana obtusifolia.'''''Polylepis australis''''', also known locally as '''Tabaquillo''' or '''Queñoa''' is a tree endemic of central Argentina, member of the family Rosaceae. The genus ''Polylepis'' originated in the eastern South America, Andean forests . The plant has small, pinnate leaves, 7–10 cm long, normally composed of five or seven leaflets. In harsh winters, ''Polylepis australis'' survives by producing rolls of loose, papery like exfoliating brownish bark; the rough outer covering of the woody stem of tree. The southernmost stands of ''Polylepis australis'' are located in the high Córdoba mountains of central Argentina (1,200–2,884 m above sea level).South American ''Polylepis'' mountain forests are recognised as being one of the most endangered forest ecosystems in the world. During a reforestation project, D. Renison (University of Córdoba, Argentina) found that the germination of Polylepis australis stands decreases significantly with decreasing tree coverage. The first results of additional studies carried out in collaboration with Isabell Hensen (University of Halle, Germany) indicate that a clear negative correlation exists between the viability of seeds of Polylepis australis and the degree of human influence on the woodland stands. Seeds of Polylepis australis exhibited a great variation in terms of mass and percent seed germination among individual trees and among geographical regions.==Gallery==Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 6.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 2.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 4.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 5.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis Australis wiki.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 8.jpg|''Polylepis australis''」の詳細全文を読む
'Polylepis australis'', also known locally as '''Tabaquillo''' or '''Queñoa''' is a tree endemic of central Argentina, member of the family Rosaceae. The genus ''Polylepis'' originated in the eastern South America, Andean forests . The plant has small, pinnate leaves, 7–10 cm long, normally composed of five or seven leaflets. In harsh winters, ''Polylepis australis'' survives by producing rolls of loose, papery like exfoliating brownish bark; the rough outer covering of the woody stem of tree. The southernmost stands of ''Polylepis australis'' are located in the high Córdoba mountains of central Argentina (1,200–2,884 m above sea level).South American ''Polylepis'' mountain forests are recognised as being one of the most endangered forest ecosystems in the world. During a reforestation project, D. Renison (University of Córdoba, Argentina) found that the germination of Polylepis australis stands decreases significantly with decreasing tree coverage. The first results of additional studies carried out in collaboration with Isabell Hensen (University of Halle, Germany) indicate that a clear negative correlation exists between the viability of seeds of Polylepis australis and the degree of human influence on the woodland stands. Seeds of Polylepis australis exhibited a great variation in terms of mass and percent seed germination among individual trees and among geographical regions.==Gallery==Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 6.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 2.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 4.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 5.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis Australis wiki.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 8.jpg|''Polylepis australis''">ウィキペディアで「:''"Tabaquillo" redirects here; it means "small tobacco" and is also used for ''Nicotiana obtusifolia.'''''Polylepis australis''''', also known locally as '''Tabaquillo''' or '''Queñoa''' is a tree endemic of central Argentina, member of the family Rosaceae. The genus ''Polylepis'' originated in the eastern South America, Andean forests . The plant has small, pinnate leaves, 7–10 cm long, normally composed of five or seven leaflets. In harsh winters, ''Polylepis australis'' survives by producing rolls of loose, papery like exfoliating brownish bark; the rough outer covering of the woody stem of tree. The southernmost stands of ''Polylepis australis'' are located in the high Córdoba mountains of central Argentina (1,200–2,884 m above sea level).South American ''Polylepis'' mountain forests are recognised as being one of the most endangered forest ecosystems in the world. During a reforestation project, D. Renison (University of Córdoba, Argentina) found that the germination of Polylepis australis stands decreases significantly with decreasing tree coverage. The first results of additional studies carried out in collaboration with Isabell Hensen (University of Halle, Germany) indicate that a clear negative correlation exists between the viability of seeds of Polylepis australis and the degree of human influence on the woodland stands. Seeds of Polylepis australis exhibited a great variation in terms of mass and percent seed germination among individual trees and among geographical regions.==Gallery==Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 6.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 2.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 4.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 5.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis Australis wiki.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 8.jpg|''Polylepis australis''」の詳細全文を読む
', also known locally as Tabaquillo or Queñoa is a tree endemic of central Argentina, member of the family Rosaceae. The genus ''Polylepis'' originated in the eastern South America, Andean forests . The plant has small, pinnate leaves, 7–10 cm long, normally composed of five or seven leaflets. In harsh winters, ''Polylepis australis'' survives by producing rolls of loose, papery like exfoliating brownish bark; the rough outer covering of the woody stem of tree. The southernmost stands of ''Polylepis australis'' are located in the high Córdoba mountains of central Argentina (1,200–2,884 m above sea level).South American ''Polylepis'' mountain forests are recognised as being one of the most endangered forest ecosystems in the world. During a reforestation project, D. Renison (University of Córdoba, Argentina) found that the germination of Polylepis australis stands decreases significantly with decreasing tree coverage. The first results of additional studies carried out in collaboration with Isabell Hensen (University of Halle, Germany) indicate that a clear negative correlation exists between the viability of seeds of Polylepis australis and the degree of human influence on the woodland stands. Seeds of Polylepis australis exhibited a great variation in terms of mass and percent seed germination among individual trees and among geographical regions.==Gallery==Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 6.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 2.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 4.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 5.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis Australis wiki.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 8.jpg|''Polylepis australis''">ウィキペディアで「:''"Tabaquillo" redirects here; it means "small tobacco" and is also used for ''Nicotiana obtusifolia.''Polylepis australis''''', also known locally as '''Tabaquillo''' or '''Queñoa''' is a tree endemic of central Argentina, member of the family Rosaceae. The genus ''Polylepis'' originated in the eastern South America, Andean forests . The plant has small, pinnate leaves, 7–10 cm long, normally composed of five or seven leaflets. In harsh winters, ''Polylepis australis'' survives by producing rolls of loose, papery like exfoliating brownish bark; the rough outer covering of the woody stem of tree. The southernmost stands of ''Polylepis australis'' are located in the high Córdoba mountains of central Argentina (1,200–2,884 m above sea level).South American ''Polylepis'' mountain forests are recognised as being one of the most endangered forest ecosystems in the world. During a reforestation project, D. Renison (University of Córdoba, Argentina) found that the germination of Polylepis australis stands decreases significantly with decreasing tree coverage. The first results of additional studies carried out in collaboration with Isabell Hensen (University of Halle, Germany) indicate that a clear negative correlation exists between the viability of seeds of Polylepis australis and the degree of human influence on the woodland stands. Seeds of Polylepis australis exhibited a great variation in terms of mass and percent seed germination among individual trees and among geographical regions.==Gallery==Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 6.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 2.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 4.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 5.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis Australis wiki.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 8.jpg|''Polylepis australis''」の詳細全文を読む
'Polylepis australis'', also known locally as '''Tabaquillo''' or '''Queñoa''' is a tree endemic of central Argentina, member of the family Rosaceae. The genus ''Polylepis'' originated in the eastern South America, Andean forests . The plant has small, pinnate leaves, 7–10 cm long, normally composed of five or seven leaflets. In harsh winters, ''Polylepis australis'' survives by producing rolls of loose, papery like exfoliating brownish bark; the rough outer covering of the woody stem of tree. The southernmost stands of ''Polylepis australis'' are located in the high Córdoba mountains of central Argentina (1,200–2,884 m above sea level).South American ''Polylepis'' mountain forests are recognised as being one of the most endangered forest ecosystems in the world. During a reforestation project, D. Renison (University of Córdoba, Argentina) found that the germination of Polylepis australis stands decreases significantly with decreasing tree coverage. The first results of additional studies carried out in collaboration with Isabell Hensen (University of Halle, Germany) indicate that a clear negative correlation exists between the viability of seeds of Polylepis australis and the degree of human influence on the woodland stands. Seeds of Polylepis australis exhibited a great variation in terms of mass and percent seed germination among individual trees and among geographical regions.==Gallery==Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 6.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 2.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 4.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 5.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis Australis wiki.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 8.jpg|''Polylepis australis''」の詳細全文を読む
', also known locally as Tabaquillo or Queñoa is a tree endemic of central Argentina, member of the family Rosaceae. The genus ''Polylepis'' originated in the eastern South America, Andean forests . The plant has small, pinnate leaves, 7–10 cm long, normally composed of five or seven leaflets. In harsh winters, ''Polylepis australis'' survives by producing rolls of loose, papery like exfoliating brownish bark; the rough outer covering of the woody stem of tree. The southernmost stands of ''Polylepis australis'' are located in the high Córdoba mountains of central Argentina (1,200–2,884 m above sea level).South American ''Polylepis'' mountain forests are recognised as being one of the most endangered forest ecosystems in the world. During a reforestation project, D. Renison (University of Córdoba, Argentina) found that the germination of Polylepis australis stands decreases significantly with decreasing tree coverage. The first results of additional studies carried out in collaboration with Isabell Hensen (University of Halle, Germany) indicate that a clear negative correlation exists between the viability of seeds of Polylepis australis and the degree of human influence on the woodland stands. Seeds of Polylepis australis exhibited a great variation in terms of mass and percent seed germination among individual trees and among geographical regions.==Gallery==Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 6.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 2.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' leavesImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 4.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 5.jpg|''Polylepis australis'' trunkImage:Polylepis Australis wiki.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 1.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis Australis wiki 3.jpg|''Polylepis australis''Image:Polylepis australis wiki hig res 8.jpg|''Polylepis australis''」の詳細全文を読む
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