Episodic regeneration at the Nothofagus pumilio alpine timberline in Tierra del Fuego, Chile

By J. Cuevas. 2002

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Taxonomic and biogeographical status of guanaco Lama guanicoe (Artiodactyla, Camelidae) (2006, background): “…availability or preference extends to the consumption of lichens and succulent plants (e.g. cactus) in the arid coast of the Atacama Desert (Raedeke & Simonetti, 1988) and to the tree leaves of the deciduous Magellanic forest (Martínez-Pastur et al ., 1999; Cuevas, 2002; Cavieres & Fajardo, 2005).”
Spatial and temporal variation in Nothofagus pumilio growth at tree line along its latitudinal range (35°40′–55° S) in the Chilean Andes (2005, background): “Tree lines in this area have remained relatively static in the last 160 years (Cuevas, 2002).”
Herbivory influences tree lines (2004, background): “It is even suggested that guanaco herbivory prevents an advance of the tree line as a response to higher temperatures (Cuevas 2002).”