Bioengineering materials and techniques

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Along this article it will deal with a subject that tends to be strengthened in our country, it is used in the recovery of unstable soils with erosion problems and strong signs of wear and loss of value. It is the subject of bioengineering its techniques and materials used. Bioengineering, also called Biological Engineering, is a discipline used in environmental regeneration interventions, using living materials (plants, trunks, seeds) alone or in combination with other inert materials of construction. Bioengineering allows the fulfillment of technical, ecological, socioeconomic and landscape objectives in the recovery of land with problems of erosion, instability, steep or moderate slopes, hillsides, basins or urban environments. Finally, the relationship between bioengineering and landscape has been strengthened, due to the magnificent results that its combination presents in the recovery not only of the soil, but also of the contribution to the quality of the landscape and its sustainability.

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Palmett-Plata, O. (2019). Bioengineering materials and techniques. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 1257). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1257/1/012005

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