1 Overview of the Mycorrhizal Fungi in South America. Lugo, M; Pagano, M.
2 Mycorrhizal types in native and exotic woody species in Southern South America: a biogeographic approach. Urcelay Carlos, Tecco Paula, et al.
3 Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi in South America. Cofré N., Soteras F., S. Velázquez, Camila Abarca, Risio, Ontivero, Lugo
4 Ectomycorrhizal Southeamerican Fungi: their diversity in the past, present and future. Nouhra, Götz Palfner, Francisco Kuhar, Geml, Andrew Smith
5 North vs. South Hemisphere: Mycorrhizas information and southern integration. Marín C., Bueno, et al.
6 Northern Tropical South America. Pena Venegas Clara
7 Tropical and Subtropical rain forest, Grand Chaco region: Orchidiod mycorrhizas in South America. Otero, Yasmin Alomia, et al.
8 Great Savannah. Lovera, Cuenca, et al.
9 Tropical Dry Forest compared to Rainforest. Pagano, Zangaro, de Souza F, Costa Maia L. et al.
10 Yunga. Becerra, Nouhra, Geml
11 Caatinga, Cerrado and Central Sabanas. Moura Jadson, Juliana Silva Rodrigues Cabral et al.
12 Chaco region: arid and semiarid forest, shrublands and mountain grasslands. Grilli, Risio, et al.
13 Arid Southern Highlands: Puna and Altiplano. Lugo, Menoyo, Urcelay et al.
14 Tabaquillo (Polylepis australis Bitter) Mountain Forest. Soteras, Menoyo, Becerra
15 Dry forest and open woodlands: Chilean matorral. Silva-Flores, Ana Aguilar
16 Salares and Deserts. Cofré, Soteras, Becerra, et al.
17 South American temperate region: Valdivian and Patagonian forests. Godoy, Marín (César), Fontela, Natalia Fernández, etc.
18 South American anthropic environments. Pagano, Risio, Ontivero, Cofré, Covacevich, Erica Lumini et al.
19 Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in volcanic soils. Paula Aguilera, Fernando Borie y Pablo Cornejo.
20 Patagonian steppe. Fontela, Javier Puntieri, et al.
21 The native broadleaf and conifer Andean-patagonic forest: anthropic intervention. M. Eugenia Salomón, C. Barroetaveña, Mario Rajchenberg,
22 Belowground Invasions in South America. Núñez Martín, Nahuel Policelli, et al.
2 Mycorrhizal types in native and exotic woody species in Southern South America: a biogeographic approach. Urcelay Carlos, Tecco Paula, et al.
3 Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi in South America. Cofré N., Soteras F., S. Velázquez, Camila Abarca, Risio, Ontivero, Lugo
4 Ectomycorrhizal Southeamerican Fungi: their diversity in the past, present and future. Nouhra, Götz Palfner, Francisco Kuhar, Geml, Andrew Smith
5 North vs. South Hemisphere: Mycorrhizas information and southern integration. Marín C., Bueno, et al.
6 Northern Tropical South America. Pena Venegas Clara
7 Tropical and Subtropical rain forest, Grand Chaco region: Orchidiod mycorrhizas in South America. Otero, Yasmin Alomia, et al.
8 Great Savannah. Lovera, Cuenca, et al.
9 Tropical Dry Forest compared to Rainforest. Pagano, Zangaro, de Souza F, Costa Maia L. et al.
10 Yunga. Becerra, Nouhra, Geml
11 Caatinga, Cerrado and Central Sabanas. Moura Jadson, Juliana Silva Rodrigues Cabral et al.
12 Chaco region: arid and semiarid forest, shrublands and mountain grasslands. Grilli, Risio, et al.
13 Arid Southern Highlands: Puna and Altiplano. Lugo, Menoyo, Urcelay et al.
14 Tabaquillo (Polylepis australis Bitter) Mountain Forest. Soteras, Menoyo, Becerra
15 Dry forest and open woodlands: Chilean matorral. Silva-Flores, Ana Aguilar
16 Salares and Deserts. Cofré, Soteras, Becerra, et al.
17 South American temperate region: Valdivian and Patagonian forests. Godoy, Marín (César), Fontela, Natalia Fernández, etc.
18 South American anthropic environments. Pagano, Risio, Ontivero, Cofré, Covacevich, Erica Lumini et al.
19 Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in volcanic soils. Paula Aguilera, Fernando Borie y Pablo Cornejo.
20 Patagonian steppe. Fontela, Javier Puntieri, et al.
21 The native broadleaf and conifer Andean-patagonic forest: anthropic intervention. M. Eugenia Salomón, C. Barroetaveña, Mario Rajchenberg,
22 Belowground Invasions in South America. Núñez Martín, Nahuel Policelli, et al.
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