@article {Martinez:2000p1157,
	title = {Sustainable development of Hedeoma multiflorum Bentham (Lamiaceae) in San Luis (Argentina) - Part II. Experiment cultivation under mountain conditions},
	journal = {Phyton-Int J Exp Bot},
	volume = {66},
	year = {2000},
	month = {Jan},
	pages = {175{\textendash}178},
	abstract = {The present work had the objective of raising plants of "peperina de las lomas", from seeds, in experimental plots, under mountain conditions, to gather information about requirements of the species for use in its commercial cultivation. The results, after repeating the test for three years, show that plants complete a life cycle and then die, i.e, they behave like annuals (in nature they are perennials) may be due to intraspecific competition (higher plant density under cultivation than that observed in the wild populations of the area). The growth reached by the plants, expressed as total length of the aerial part, surpassed that of those that grow wild; and the average production of 1430 g was fresh matter /m(2) and 17,468 of dry matter. In winter, the plants have withstood 10 degrees C without shedding leaves.},
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	author = {E Martinez and EAF de Martinez and L Sosa}
}
@article {Martinez:2000p1155,
	title = {Sustainable development of Hedeoma multiflorum Bentham (Lamiaceae) in San Luis (Argentina) - Part I. Germination under laboratory conditions},
	journal = {Phyton-Int J Exp Bot},
	volume = {66},
	year = {2000},
	month = {Jan},
	pages = {145{\textendash}148},
	abstract = {Hedeoma multiflorum Bentham (Lamiaceae) is a native aromatic-medicinal species which is under pressure with severe regression of its populations, due to extensive and indiscriminate extraction for commercial purposes. This work studies the germination of this species under laboratory conditions in order to gather data for its commercial cultivation. Seeds from plants of the San Luis sierras were collected during 1994, 1995 and 1996 and stored in airtight containers. Their germination energy was determined on the 3(rd) day of germination and their germination power on the 7(th) day. The results show that the seed goes through a state of primary rest which ends six months after harvest, when germination energy and power reach maximum values. Beyond one year of age, those values decrease significantly.},
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	author = {E Martinez and EAF de Martinez}
}
