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Spring/Summer 1995, Issue No. 37
ISSN: 1092-5481
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Editor's note: Biodiversity & the World Wide Web
Do we really care only about endangered species,
or are we ready to pledge allegiance to all levels of biodiversity? Crazy tomatoes and purple potatoes: A chef's perspective on biodiversity The threat of exotic grasses to the biodiversity of semiarid ecosystems A famework for biodiversity prospecting: The INBio experience Biodiversity prospecting in the drylands of Chile, Argentina & Mexico Reversing the loss of biodiversity: An overview of international measures News |
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On the cover: The biodiversity of Chile's drylands is illustrated in a trio of photos by Chilean scientist Gloria Montenegro. The dominant image is of the plant Puya chiloensis from central Chile and the inset photos were taken in the Atacama Desert of northern Chile, at Arica (left) and at Laguna de Chungara. For more, see the article Biodiversity Prospecting in the Drylands of Chile, Argentina & Mexico.
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