Longevidad y anillos de crecimiento en el Pino de la Virgen (El Paso, La Palma)

Authors

  • María del Mar Génova Fuester
  • Carlos L. Santana Jubells
  • Ernesto Martín Rodríguez

Keywords:

dendrocronología, dendroclimatología, anillos de crecimiento, dendrochronology, dendroclimatology, tree rings

Abstract

En el seno del proyecto de investigación que se está desarrollando en Canarias orientado a la reconstrucción de la variabilidad climática del Archipiélago a lo largo del último milenio a partir de la información climática contenida en los anillos de crecimiento de ejemplares de pino canario, uno de los árboles estudiados ha sido el célebre Pino de la Virgen de El Paso, La Palma. Su alto valor simbólico y cultural ha llevado a un análisis más detenido, centrado en la aplicación de técnicas específicas para la estimación de su edad.

Within the framework of the investigation wich is being developed in the Canary Islans for the reconstruction of the last millennium climatic variability in the Archipelago from the climatic information recorded in canary pine tree-rings, one of the analized trees has been the renowed Pino de La VIrgen de El Paso, La Palma. Its high simbolic and cultural value deserved the application of specific techniques for the estimation of its age. 

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Issue

Nº 4: (1999)

Section

Studies

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