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This article presents a bioclimatic characterization of the Subtropical Mountain Forests of Yungas in the northern extreme of Argentina. The study used the Bioclimatic Classification of Earth methodology to determine the bioclimatic units and vegetation belts of the forests. The results show that the forests are distributed within the Tropical Macrobioclimate and Tropical Pluviseasonal Bioclimate, with specific thermotypes and ombrotypes. This study provides valuable information for future research on floristic, vegetational, ecological, and biogeographical studies, as well as for the conservation and sustainable management of native forests in this region. [Extracted from the article]

This paper proposes restoration strategies for the Amburana cearensis (Allemao) A.C. Sm. ("roble criollo") located in the Sierra de Tartagal (Salta, Argentina) through the implementation and adaptation of assisted natural regeneration techniques. Amburana cearensis is a valuable timber species categorized as endangered. The strategies and techniques designed arise from the floristic study carried out at the community level, where the floristic composition of the forest, the number of species, their abundance and density were determined. The strategies proposed in this work could be replicated in other areas of northern Argentina that harbor A. cearensis forests in similar conditions of vulnerability. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]