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Cristian Riquelme @cristianriquelme.com · 22/09/2026

Sobre «esclerófilo» y «esclerofilo». Font Quer, P. (Ed.). (2001). Diccionario de botánica (2nd ed.). Ediciones Península.

An excerpt from page XXVI of Diccionario de botánica by P. Font Quer (2001): "No se diga, pues, «esclerófilo», como suele..."

An excerpt from page XXVII of Diccionario de botánica by P. Font Quer (2001): "hacerse a menudo, si lo que se desea expresar es la idea de una hoja dura, como la de muchos árboles y arbustos mediterráneos, sino esclerofilo (árbol esclerofilo, planta esclerofila), porque «esclerófilo» significa «amigo de lo duro»."

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Cristian Riquelme @cristianriquelme.com · 16/09/2026

Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Curtis Gates Lloyd. Lloyd, C. G. (with Stevenson, J. A.). (1909). Mycological writings of C. G. Lloyd (Vol. 3). doi.org/10.5962/bhl....

An excerpt from page 38 of Mycological Notes by C. G. Lloyd, Polyporoid Issue No. 3 (1910): "Our American mycologists had almost as much trouble with it. Professor Peck solved it in the usual way by discovering that it was a "new species" on two occasions (Polyporus Beatiei and Polyporus lactifluus). Ellis probably got the name from Cooke as he distributed it as Polyporus Anax (2d series, No. 1595). Morgan³⁶ got it right, and I judge it was from Fries' publication that he reached this conclusion. This was all done before I began the study. There has been no confusion concerning Polporyus Berkeleyi since I can remember. Even Ellis had it right during the latter part of his life."

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Cristian Riquelme @cristianriquelme.com · 24/04/2026

#mycoBaseCL: An updated catalogue of the Fungi of Chile. Interactive sunburst diagram: cristianriquelme.com/mycobasecl/ Zenodo: zenodo.org/records/1970...

mycoBaseCL interactive sunburst diagram.

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Cristian Riquelme @cristianriquelme.com · 10/02/2026

Abundant empirical evidence of multilevel selection revealed by a bibliometric review by @cmarin.bsky.social et al. (2026). doi.org/10.3389/fevo...

Figure 3. Distribution of 280 studies providing empirical support for multilevel selection across study systems and types. (A) In situ studies. (B) Experimental studies. (C) Study systems.

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Cristian Riquelme @cristianriquelme.com · 10/02/2025

From Bunge (1999). Bunge, M. (1999). Dictionary of philosophy. Prometheus Books.

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Cristian Riquelme @cristianriquelme.com · 25/11/2024

La misma página, con mayor resolución.

Reseña de Frutologías (Kukso, 2024) en El Mercurio (2024-11-24).

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