Students' familiarity and initial contact with species in the Monte desert (Mendoza, Argentina)
Authors:
- C.M. CamposCCC.M. Campos
- S. GrecoSGS. Greco
- J.J. CiarlanteJCJ.J. Ciarlante
- M. BalangioneMBM. Balangione
- J.B. BenderJBJ.B. Bender
- J. NatesJNJ. Nates
- P. Lindemann-MatthiesPLP. Lindemann-Matthies
- 1 July 2012
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Arid Environments
- Vol. 82, 98-105
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