Antecedentes y Objetivos: En 2006 se dio a conocer el catálogo de las gramíneas de
México, pero desde entonces tanto la clasificación como la aparición de especies nuevas …

Ethnobotany is an adequate tool to identify the most import wild edible plants used by local
people and to develop strategies for its sustainable use and policy making. This research …

Hybridization can occur when two geographically isolated species are reproductively
compatible and have come into sympatry due to range shifts. Yucca and yucca moths exhibit …

Abstract Background: Heteroflorum (Fabaceae) is a monospecific genus endemic to western
Mexico. Community attributes of the forest where H. sclerocarpum is found are scarcely …

Resumen PIO-LEON, Juan Fernando; DELGADO-VARGAS, Francisco; LEON-DE LA LUZ,
José Luís y ORTEGA-RUBIO, Alfredo. Prioritizing Wild Edible Plants for potential new crops …

Mexican tropical dry forests are remarkably extensive and floristically diverse despite
manifesting alarming rates of deforestation. Riparian habitats within dry forests provide …

Phenotypic variation across the geographic range of a species depends upon genetic
differences within and between populations as well as environmental heterogeneity …

Apparent digestibility and nitrogen (N) balance were evaluated in sheep fed low-quality
Cynodon nlemfuensis grass supplemented with different foliages of forage-potential trees …

Endemic species distributed in fragmented habitats are highly vulnerable to extinction
because they may have low genetic diversity. However, some life‐history traits can mitigate …

Abstract The Cape Region (CR) of Baja California Sur is located in the southernmost tip of
the Baja California peninsula, Mexico. The vegetation of this region is dominated by …