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Botánica Forense en Chile: El caso de Aristotelia chilensis (Molina) Stuntz y su potencial utilidad como especie bioindicadora forense Translated title: Forensic Botany in Chile: The case of Aristotelia chilensis (Molina) Stuntz and its potential utility as a forensic bioindicator species
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MARIO ROMERO-MIERES
1 ,
GABRIEL VIVALLO
1 ,
GUSTAVO DONOSO
1 ,
CARLOS ESSE
1 ,
RAMIRO DÍAZ
1 ,
ANGÉLICA FRANCOIS
1 ,
JAIME SOLANO
1 ,
ALEXANDER ORTLOFF
1 ,
SANDRA ALBORNOZ
1 ,
ORIANA BETANCOURT
1 ,
XIMENA COFRÉ
1 ,
MARGARITA VALDIVIA
1 ,
JUAN CARLOS DE LA FUENTE
2 ,
ALEJANDRA FIGUEROA
2 ,
CRISTIÁN LIZAMA
2
June 2016
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Translated abstract
Aristotelia chilensis is mentioned for the first time for plants grown on pig carcasses decomposing. Its potential as a bioindicator species for the development of forensic botany in Chile and its importance in the reconstruction of criminal events are discussed.
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