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                <text>Successional stage, fragmentation and exposure to extraction influence the population structure of Euterpe precatoria (Arecaeae)</text>
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                <text>The neotropical palm Euterpe precatoria is subject to extraction for its valuable palm heart. The development of management and conservation practices for this species requires understanding of its population structure, dynamics, and traditional use across the range of environments it inhabits, from different successional stages in continuous forest to forest fragments. Here, we analyzed how the population structure of E. precatoria varies with successional stage, fragmentation, and exposure to extraction. Since E. precatoria recruitment increases with disturbance, we expected seedling density to be higher in secondary forests and fragments relative to primary forests. The study was conducted from 2007-2008 in the Caribbean Slope of Costa Rica at Braulio Carrillo National Park (BCNP), La Selva Biological Station (LSBS), Manú Center, and Finca El Progreso (FEP). The first two sites had continuous primary and secondary forests (BCNP had one extracted primary forest); the last two consisted of primary forest fragments. Population structure was variable, with greater densities in the extracted primary forest, and in the secondary forests, as compared to primary forests and fragments. Palms</text>
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                <text>Los habitantes del mundo sub-acuático. Ritual y mítica Murui Iye Fia Rafue Inhabitants of the Subaquatic World. Ritual and Myth. Marui Iye Fia Rafue</text>
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                <text>El evento de pesca colectiva Iye Fia Rafue o barbasqueada entre los Uitoto del Departamento del Amazonas presenta valiosa información sobre su mundo simbólico, su noción de intercambio y reciprocidad y, su concepto de ecología y trabajo comunitario. El presente artículo describe la puesta en escena del rito “la fiesta de los peces” en el que la comunión íntima con la naturaleza y, en especial con el mundo acuático como fuente de vida, purificación y centro de regeneración, se hace visible en un conglomerado de correspondencias que involucran todo su universo simbólico. Se proporcionan datos lingüísticos sobre morfología y clasificadores propios del léxico relacionado con la fauna y flora acuática, lo que nos proporciona información prodigiosa sobre la capacidad descriptiva y el potencial semántico de ésta lengua amazónica.The event of collective fishing Ilye Fia Rafue or barbasqueada in the Uitoto community in the State of Amazon (Colombia) provides valuable information about their symbolic world, their notion of exchange and reciprocity, and their concept of ecology and community work. This paper describes the staging of the rite “the fishes´ celebration” where the intimate communion with nature, and especially with the aquatic world as a source of life, purification and regeneration center is visible together with a conglomeration of correspondences involving all their symbolic world. Linguistic data on morphology and lexical classifiers related to aquatic fauna and flora are also provided. This is very useful information to establish the descriptive capacity and the semantic potential of this Amazon language.</text>
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                <text>Estudo transversal, de base escolar, realizado em São Leopoldo, Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil, com o objetivo de avaliar a associação entre insegurança alimentar e excesso de peso em escolares do 1º ano do Ensino Fundamental das escolas municipais. Dois mil, trezentos e sessenta e nove escolares foram convidados a participar, 847 foram investigados e destes, 782 tinham dados de peso e altura. Os dados foram obtidos com as mães/responsáveis. Insegurança alimentar foi medida com a Escala Brasileira de Insegurança Alimentar (EBIA). Peso e altura foram obtidos com o Serviço de Nutrição da Secretaria Municipal de Educação. As prevalências de excesso de peso e insegurança alimentar foram, respectivamente, 38,1% e 45,1%. Após ajuste para fatores de confusão, escolares com insegurança alimentar apresentaram probabilidade 22% menor de ter excesso de peso quando comparados com aqueles sem insegurança alimentar. Este estudo identificou elevadas prevalências de insegurança alimentar e excesso de peso, com associação inversa entre estas variáveis. Por um lado, esses resultados revelam a complexidade dessa relação, o que exige mais estudos para compreendê-la, e, por outro, mostra a necessidade de políticas públicas robustas para enfrentar essas condições.</text>
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                <text>REVISIÓN DE LAS CARACTERÍSTICAS Y USOSDE LA PLANTA MORINGA OLEÍFERA</text>
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                <text>Alejandro Villarreal Gómez, Keila Johana Ortega Angulo</text>
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                <text>En este artículo se presenta el estado de conocimiento de la planta Moringa oleífera y su posible impacto en la solución de problemas de seguridad alimentaria. De la variedad de beneficios que aporta esta especie a la humanidad en materia de usos médicos, químicos y agrícolas, se puede destacar forraje animal, biogás, productos de limpieza doméstica, productos cosméticos y medicinales, purificación del agua, entre otros (Fuglie, 1999). Debido a que sus beneficios potenciales son muchos y tiene bajísimos niveles de sustancias antinutricionales, la Moringa oleífera es un alimento nutritivo y benéfico que ofrece características muy atractivas para establecer su cultivo (Olson &amp; Fahey, 2011); si los estudios demuestran la riqueza nutricional de la planta y su biodisponibilidad de una manera suficiente, se tendría un poderoso recurso natural para combatir la desnutrición infantil y familiar, especialmente en poblaciones vulnerables.</text>
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                <text>O uso agrícola de lodo de esgoto é possível através de duas abordagens distintas: como resíduo ou como produto. A abordagem “resíduo” deve seguir as diretrizes do Ministério do Meio Ambiente. Já a abordagem ”produto” deve seguir as diretrizes do Ministério da Agricultura, Pecuária e Abastecimento – MAPA. Este artigo apresenta uma análise crítica dos instrumentos legais do MAPA, que apesar de serem bastante restritivos quanto aos padrões de qualidade do produto derivado contendo lodo de esgoto, apresentam lacunas que, se não forem preenchidas, podem colocar em risco tanto a segurança agrícola quanto a segurança sanitária e ambiental. Como a abordagem de uso agrícola do lodo como um resíduo urbano estabelecido pela Resolução CONAMA – RC nº 375/2006 apresenta uma série de empecilhos de ordem prática, como um número excessivo de análises laboratoriais, monitoramento das áreas de cultivo e outras dificuldades de ordem logística, a abordagem de produto vem ganhando destaque em seu uso, especialmente no Estado de São Paulo. Assim, para viabilizar o uso agrícola via produto, buscou-se complementar os textos do MAPA com os requisitos de higienização e redução da atratividade a vetores dos textos da agência americana de proteção ambiental – EPA, de modo que o lodo tratado seja utilizado como matéria-prima na produção de fertilizante orgânico ou, dependendo de suas características, diretamente como fertilizante, sem comprometer a segurança ambiental e agrícola.</text>
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                <text>En el presente trabajo se realiza un estudio cualitativo de caso a partir del análisis de los relatos y expresiones artísticas de los actores de la comunidad originaria Vilela, Rincón del Saladillo, Santiago del Estero, organizada mediante el MOCASE VC, con la intención de identificar la emergencia de un diálogo de saberes compartidos entre abogados, técnicos y originarios. Un lenguaje ancestral inscripto en el territorio y a partir del cual configuran sus prácticas de resistencia contra el capital y el agro-negocio, y se afirman en su identidad territorial. Asimismo, demostrar cómo mediante este diálogo de saberes y experiencias compartidas, los miembros de esta comunidad originaria desarrollan marcos de referencia más amplios basados en un concepto de agroecología vinculado a la soberanía alimentaria y el derecho sobre el territorio.</text>
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                <text>Cristián E. Hernández, Marcia González-Teuber, Luisa Bascuñán-Godoy, Carolina Sanhueza, Leonardo Cifuentes, Katherine Pinto, Rodrigo Álvarez, Marcia González-Teuber, León A. Bravo</text>
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                <text>Drought during senescence has become more common in Mediterranean climates in recent years. Chenopodium quinoa Willd has been identified as tolerant to poor soil conditions and drought. Previous observations have found that sufficient nitrogen (N) supply mitigates yield losses under terminal drought conditions. However, there is no understanding of the mechanisms behind this effect. We hypothesized that N up-regulates both photosynthetic and photoprotective elements during drought-induced senescence, alleviating the negative impact of drought on yield. The role of N supply and terminal drought on photoprotection was tested using three Chilean quinoa genotypes from different climatic zones: Faro, UdeC9, and BO78. Plants were grown under high nitrogen (HN) or low nitrogen (LN) conditions and subjected to terminal drought at the onset of senescence. Photosynthetic and photochemical and non-photochemical processes were evaluated at both the onset of drought and after 15 days of drought conditions. N supplementation modified most of the physiological parameters related to photochemical dissipation of energy, photosynthesis, and yield in quinoa. In contrast, water restriction did not affect photosynthesis in quinoa, and its effect on yield was dependent on the genotype. A significant interaction N × G was observed in photosynthesis, relative water content, protein content, Fv/Fm, and chlorophylls. In general, Faro was able to maintain higher levels of these attributes under LN conditions than UdeC9 and BO78. In addition, the interacting effects of N × W regulated the level of most pigments in quinoa as well as the photoprotective induction of non-photochemical quenching (NPQ) during senescence. During terminal drought at LN conditions, Faro presented a larger NPQ induction under drought conditions than UdeC9 and BO78, which was supported by a larger zeaxanthin content and de-epoxidation state of the xanthophyll pool. Interestingly, BO78 did not induce NPQ in response to drought-induced senescence but instead enhanced the content of betacyanins. This response needs to be researched in future works. Finally, we observed that LN supply reduced the correlationship between the de-epoxidation state of the xanthophyll cycle and NPQ. This could be an indication that N supply not only compromised the capacity for photosynthetic performance in quinoa plants, but also affected the plasticity of thermal dissipation, restricting further changes during drought-induced senescence.</text>
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                <text>El concepto de desarrollo construido en el mundo occidental estuvo basado en el paradigma mecanicista y racionalista desde una visión de dominio sobre la naturaleza, y dejaba a un lado el cuidado del medio ambiente. En este sentido, el paradigma ambiental exige ver al desarrollo como algo intrínseco a la propia esencia del medio ambiente. Esa visión conduce a actuar sobre cualquier esfera desde un enfoque en el que la naturaleza y el medio ambiente, se consideran como factores estratégicos del desarrollo (Anon, 2005). De hecho, la propuesta del `desarrollo sostenible', como su mismo nombre sugiere, es un intento de afrontar, de manera integrada, los desafíos de nuestra humanidad. La emergencia y el fortalecimiento de los esfuerzos hacia el desarrollo refuerzan el significado e importancia del sector agropecuario, la familia rural, su impacto en la seguridad alimentaria y su contribución a la conservación de la agrobiodiversidad y al manejo sostenible de los recursos naturales (Cruz, 2003). La búsqueda del desarrollo agrario en Cuba fue un proceso que tuvo sus inicios desde el mismo triunfo revolucionario, aunque los esquemas de desarrollo dejaban olvidada la naturaleza, el hombre, sus necesidades y su historia. La nueva visión holística comienza, por tanto, a influir todas las reflexiones en torno a las políticas y estrategias de desarrollo en nuestro país. La comprensión de este enfoque conduce a la interpretación de la compleja realidad y el reconocimiento del desarrollo como un proceso permeado de relaciones de interdependencia y complementariedad, en los que el respeto a la naturaleza, el conocimiento de sus límites, su historia y la participación en la construcción del futuro pasan a ser los elementos de mayor relevancia en busca de un legítimo proceso de desarrollo. El presente artículo trata acerca del desarrollo sostenible y sus relaciones con la naturalezaThe concept of development constructed in the Western world was based on the mechanicist and rationalist paradigm, from a vision of dominance over nature, and let aside the protection of the environment. In this sense, the environmental paradigm demands to see development as something intrinsic to the essence of the environment. This vision leads to act over any field from an approach in which nature and the environment are considered strategic factors of development (Anon, 2005). In fact, the proposal of &amp;#8216;sustainable development&amp;#8217;, as the name itself suggests, is an attempt to face, integrally, the challenges of our mankind. The emergence and strengthening of the efforts towards development enhance the meaning and importance of the livestock production sector, the rural family, its impact on food security and its contribution to the conservation of agricultural biodiversity and the sustainable management of natural resources (Cruz, 2003). The search of agricultural development in Cuba was a process that began since the triumph of the Revolution, although the development schemes neglected nature, man, their needs and history. The new holistic vision begins, thus, to influence all the reflections regarding the policies and strategies of development in our country. The understanding of this approach leads to the interpretation of the complex reality and the recognition of development as a process permeated by relationships of interdependence and complementarity, in which the respect towards nature, the knowledge of its limits, its history and the participation in the construction of the future become the most relevant elements in search of an actual development process. This work deals with sustainable development and its relationships with nature.</text>
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                <text>Este artículo discute la manifestación de lo femenino en proceso electoral brasileño. El discurso mediático nos da pistas que indican cómo lo femenino se convierte en instrumento político en un momento de decisión electoral. En dicho discurso se usan nominaciones simbólicas en juegos designativos, de tal forma que el símbolo no llega a consolidarse, sino que está al servicio del momento performativo. Las políticas de representación son constituidas paradójicamente: la naturaleza duradera del símbolo sirve al momento, los performativos se nutren de representaciones. El sistema simbólico, indicativo de cristalizaciones socioculturales, no se resiste a lo político del lenguaje y pasa a ser un recurso performativo de identidad de lo femenino.</text>
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                <text>Introducción  Las políticas públicas están orientadas a resolver problemas que políticamente se identifican como colectivos y que demandan un conjunto de decisiones y acciones por diferentes actores generalmente públicos, para evitar en la población los efectos negativos que estos problemas generan (1). La tuberculosis –TB– como problema de salud pública ha sido objeto de formulación de políticas públicas desde hace muchos años, las cuales cubre desde un ámbito global, hasta los ámbitos locales para su prevención y control en los diferentes países del mundo. De hecho, enmarcados en las metas de desarrollo sostenible post-2015 (MDS) se ha definido por la Organización Mundial de la Salud –OMS– como meta, disminuir la incidencia de TB en un 90% y su mortalidad en un 95% para el año 2035 con respecto al año 2015 (2).  La política global comprende la atención y prevención integral de la TB centrada en el paciente, con el compromiso político de destinar recursos suficientes para su prevención y control, incluyendo la investigación y la innovación. Los principios en los que se basa la política son el de la dirección de los gobiernos, la alianza con las organizaciones de la sociedad civil y de la comunidad y la promoción de los derechos humanos, la ética y la equidad. Política suscrita y adaptada por Colombia. La TB afecta principalmente población vulnerada en sus condiciones de vida como el hacinamiento en la vivienda, carencia de seguridad alimentaria, limitado acceso a los servicios de salud y a un diagnóstico oportuno. Igualmente afecta a la población infantil, indígena, población privada de la libertad, habitantes de calle y con presencia de morbilidades concomitantes como la infección del virus de la Inmunodeficiencia Humana –VIH– la diabetes y el cáncer y la exposición ocupacional y la presencia de formas multirresistentes a los antibióticos –MDR–.  En Colombia, según las estadísticas de la OMS, se notificaron 13.467 nuevos casos de TB en el año 2016, con un número estimado de casos de 16 mil para una tasa de incidencia de 32 por cien mil habitantes, con una cobertura de tratamiento del 80% y una proporción de co-infección con el Virus de la Inmunodeficiencia Humana –VIH– del 14% (3).  Si bien se cuenta con un tratamiento eficaz para su control, requiere de su administración de forma estrictamente supervisada, por un periodo de tiempo no menor a seis meses, el seguimiento de la respuesta y efectos secundarios del mismo, el acompañamiento a las familias y acciones de salud pública como la vacunación, la búsqueda de los sintomáticos respiratorios, la aplicación de pruebas diagnósticas, educación en salud y el compromiso político tanto del sector salud como de diferentes sectores sociales. Es por ello, que el control de la enfermedad es un trazador no sólo de las condiciones de vida de la población sino también del desempeño de los sistemas de salud.  El objetivo del presente artículo es mostrar cómo a partir del resultado de diferentes investigaciones realizadas por integrantes del Centro Colombiano de Investigación en TB –CCITB– se puede evaluar el impacto de diferentes decisiones y acciones de política pública para el sector de la salud en Colombia.</text>
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