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                <text>Esta reflexión reproduce el texto con Klaus Schlüpmann 'El marxismo y la economía ecológica: ciencia unificada e historia universal' (La economía y la Ecología; Fondo de Cultura Económica, 1991) junto a una introducción por parte de su autor. En el texto se reivindica la figura de Otto Neurath como economista que, defendiendo la inconmensurabilidad de valores en el debate sobre el cálculo económico en una economía socialista de los años 1920-30 del pasado siglo XX, frente a Hayek o von Mises, estaba ya muy cerca de una perspectiva económico-ecológica (concretamente de una contabilidad energética y de materiales) con su concepto de Naturalrechnung.</text>
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                <text>Se ha propuesto que los ambientes de alta montaña son especialmente vulnerables al calentamiento global. La interacción de variables como déficit hídrico y las condiciones de temperatura ambiental puede restringir el intercambio gaseoso en zonas de alta-montaña. Debido a las distintas limitaciones abióticas que se encuentran en un gradiente altitudinal, se propone que el aumento de la temperatura afectará positivamente la fotosíntesis de la planta alto-andina Phacelia secunda en elevadas altitudes y negativamente a las plantas de bajas altitudes. En el presente estudio se evaluó el efecto del aumento de la temperatura ambiental sobre el intercambio gaseoso de P. secunda en dos altitudes: 2900 m y 3600 m. En cada altitud se expusieron seis individuos de P. secunda a un sistema de calentamiento pasivo denominado 'Open Top Chamber' (OTC) que aumenta la temperatura del aire en ca. 3°C. Adicionalmente, en cada altitud se seleccionaron otros seis individuos en espacios abiertos para utilizarlos como control y que se encontraban a 2 m de la OTC más cercana. En cada individuo se midió el intercambio gaseoso y el potencial hídrico xilemático. La temperatura ambiental fue en promedio 3,5°C mayor dentro de las OTC en ambas altitudes. En contraste, el potencial hídrico del suelo y de las plantas se redujo un 28% al interior de las OTC, pero sólo a 2900 m. En esta altitud, las tasas de fotosíntesis al interior de las OTC se redujeron un 40,7%, mientras que a 3600 m las tasas aumentaron un 24,4%. Los efectos diferenciales en las tasas de fotosíntesis debido a la temperatura fueron acompañados con cambios en la conductancia estomática. Esto sugiere que los efectos del calentamiento global sobre la fotosíntesis de P. secunda son contrastantes entre ambas altitudes debido a los efectos secundarios que éste tiene sobre la disponibilidad hídrica en cada altitud.High-alpine environments have been proposed as particularly vulnerable to global warming. The interaction of variables such as water deficit and temperature conditions may restrict gas exchange in high-alpine areas. Due to different abiotic constraints that occur at different elevations in the Andes of central Chile we hypothesize that the temperature increases will positively affect the photosynthesis of the high-Andean plant Phacelia secunda at high elevation but it will be negatively affected by warming at lower elevations. In this study we evaluated the effect of increased environmental temperature on the gas exchange of P. secunda at two contrasting elevations: 2900 m and 3600 m a.s.l. At each elevation we exposed six individuals of P. secunda to a passive warming system with 'Open Top Chamber' (OTC) that increased air temperature on ca. 3°C. Other six individuals we selected in open areas and maintained as control on each elevation. At both elevations, on each selected individual (i.e. within and outside OTCs) we measured gas exchange and xylem water potential. At both elevations air temperature was on average 3.5°C higher inside the OTC. In contrast, OTC reduced 28% the soil and xylem water potential only at 2900 m. The increased temperature inside the OTC reduced 40.7% gas exchange rates at 2900 m, but increased it 24.4% at 3600 m. These differential effects of warming on photosynthetic rates were accompanied by changes in stomatal conductance. This suggests that the effects of global warming on the photosynthesis of P. secunda at two contrasting altitudes are related with the concomitant changes on drought at each elevation.</text>
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                <text>Graciela Natalia Pucci, Oscar Héctor Pucci</text>
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                <text>Microbacterium esteraromaticum es un microorganismo que se aísla con frecuencia de Jandfarming o procesos de biorremediación de hidrocarburos en la meseta de la Patagonia central (Argentina) y se halla sometido a variaciones de temperatura y a cambios de salinidad que se producen naturalmente. Su adaptabilidad a esos cambios climáticos indujo al estudio de las modificaciones que se producen en su membrana celular para resistirlos. En este trabajo se estudió el efecto conjunto de la temperatura y la concentración de cloruro de sodio sobre la composición de los ácidos grasos de membrana en la cepa de Microbacterium esteraromaticum GNP-5b. M. esteraromaticum utiliza, frente al incremento de la temperatura, la estrategia es aumentar la longitud de sus ácidos grasos de cadenas ramificada impar (17 átomos de carbono) con disminución de 15:0 anteiso, así como el porcentaje de ácidos grasos 15:0 iso (de mayor punto de fusión) a partir del respectivo anteiso. El aumento de la salinidad modifica la composición de ácidos grasos siguiendo patrones diferentes según sea la temperatura de incubación. A 14 Y28 oc incrementa los 15:0 iso y 17:0 iso en detrimento de sus homólogos anteiso. A 37 'C este grupo de ácidos grasos no sigue los mismos patrones anteriores. La longitud de cadena, expresada como el índice C15jC17, es errática con el aumento de la salinidad.</text>
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                <text>Acta Biológica Colombiana</text>
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                <text>Universidad Nacional de Colombia</text>
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                <text>&lt;a href="https://revistas.unal.edu.co/index.php/actabiol/article/view/63317" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"&gt;https://revistas.unal.edu.co/index.php/actabiol/article/view/63317&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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                <text>Hábitos alimentares, infecção natural e distribuição de triotomíneos domiciliados na região nordeste do Brasil Feeding habits, natural infection and distribution of domiciliary Triatominae bugs Northeast of Brazil</text>
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                <text>José Maria Soares Barata, Oswaldo Paulo Forattini, Jair Lício Ferreira Santos, Antônio Carlos Silveira</text>
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                <text>São apresentadas as informações obtidas no inquérito triatomíneo levado a efeito na região nordeste do Brasil. As características biogeográficas incluem a presença de áreas semi-áridas da caatinga e amplas faixas transicionais com outras feições paisagísticas. Entre estas foram incluídas as da floresta tropical atlântica e as inclusões florestadas mais extensas. No período de 1975 a 1980 foram examinados 15.342 triotomíneos coletados no ambiente domiciliar, visando detectar as presenças de sangue ingerido e de infecção natural por Trypanosoma tipo cruzi. O conteúdo intestinal foi submetido a reações com antisoros para homem, cão, gato, roedor (Kattus), marsupial (Didelphis) e ave (Gallus). Por ordem de freqüência, as espécies encontradas foram Triatoma pseudomaculada (40,6%), Panstrongylus megistus (19,7%), Triatoma brasiliensis e T. sordida (ambos com 14,3%), Rhodnius nasutus (6,1%) e Triatoma infestans (1,1%); além de em algumas outras raras. A presença de sangue foi detectada em 42,4% e a infecção em 3,4% desse total de espécimens examinados. Observou-se elevada mobilidade alimentar, com coeficientes gerais de 54,8% para ave e 30,0% para homem. Em nível específico pôde determinar apreciável grau de antropofilia em P. megistus e, em menor intensidade, em T. brasiliensis. Por sua vez, T. infestans mostrou-se altamente antropófilo. Observou-se apreciável ornitofilia em T. pseudomaculata e T. sordida, com elevada intensidade em R. nasutus. Por outro lado, a presença de sangue humano em espécimens capturados no peridomicílio indicou a ocorrência de freqüente mobilidade espacial, com exceção de T. infestans que não mostrou evidências de abandonar o domicílio. A tendência à domiciliação, além desta, revelou-se apreciável em P. megistus, moderada em T. brasiliensi, T. pseudomaculata, T. sordida e praticamente nula em R. nasutus. A distribuição geográfica confirmou o caráter autóctone de T. brasiliensis, T. pseudomaculata e R. nasutus em relação à caatinga, e do P. megistus em relação às regiões florestais atlânticas e de inclusão. Este último revelou caráter invasivo no que concerne à caatinga, enquanto T. infestans e T. sordida mostraram o mesmo aspecto quanto à região nordeste como um todo. Os resultados permitem concluir que, na transmissão regional epidemiologicamente significante da tripanossomíase americana, desempenha papel relevante o P. megistus, em primeiro lugar, e o T. brasiliensis, em segundo. Dependendo de fatores vários, provavelmente da densidade, poderão atuar secundariamente nesse sentido o T. pseudomaculata e o T. sordida. Quanto à T. infestans, a sua presença, em número reduzido, representa, no momento, risco apenas potencial. O controle rotineiro, mediante a desinsetização domiciliar, deverá fornecer bons resultados no que concerne à interrupção da transmissão. Todavia a reinfestação, pelo menos do peridomicílio, deverá provavelmente continuar. E isso em virtude de focos extradomiciliares que fornecem espécimens com tendência à colonização no ambiente humano. É de se prever que ela se fará a custa do P. megistus nas áreas florestais atlânticas e de inclusão e de T. brasiliensis, T. pseudomaculata e R. nasutus nas áreas da caatinga. A vigilância epidemiológica deverá pois levar em conta esses aspectos e tender a aumentar sua eficiência pela continuidade das pesquisas.This is the presentation of data obtained by a study carried out in the Northeast of Brazil, where the biogeographical characteristics include the 'caatinga' (a semi-arid) savanna and ample transitional strips with other features. Among them are the Atlantic tropical forest and the larger forest inclusions. From 1975 to 1980, a total of 15,342 bugs collected in domiciliar environment were examined to discover the blood feeding habits of and natural infection by Trypanosoma of the cruzi type. Intestinal content was submitted to reactions to antiserums for humans, dogs, cats, rodents (Rattus), opossums (Didelphis), and birds (Gallus). By order of frequency, the species found were: Triatoma pseudomaculata (40.6%). Panstrongylus magistus (19.7%), Triatoma brasiliensis and T. sordida (14.3% each), Rhodnius nasutus (6.1%) and Triatoma infestans (1.1%), and some other rare ones. Blood was detected in 42.4% and the infection rate was 3.4% of the total of the specimens examined. High feeding mobility was observed, and the general blood containing rates were 54.8% for birds and 30.0% for humans. P. megistus showed considerable anthropophily and was followed, at a lower degree, by Triatoma brasiliensis. Ornitophily was detected at high level among T. pseudomaculata and T. sordida, while R. nasutus fed almost exclusively on this host. On the other hand, the presence of human blood in specimens collected in peridomiciliar dwelling places indicates frequent spacial mobility, which occurs after the bugs have had their blood meals. This was quite evident among all the species except T. infestans which thus showed no tedency for displacement from this environment. Domiciliarity was also evident among P. megistus and, to a lower degree, among T. brasiliensis, T. pseudomaculata and T. sordida. However, domiciliarity was not characteristics of R. nasutus. Information on geographical distribution confirms the autochthonous quality of T. brasiliensis, T. pseudomaculata and R. nasutus populations in the 'caatinga'. The same autochthonous feature was evident in the P. megistus with relation to the Atlantic and inclusion forest environments. Nevertheless, it seems that this last triatominae bug becomes invasive in the 'caatinga'; moreover similar patterns were evident for T. infestans and T. sordida in all the Northeast region studied. Results permit the conclusion that, in the regional epidemiological transmission of South American trypanosomiasis, P. megistus play an important role, followed, in this particular aspect, by T. brasiliensis. Depending on several factors, probably colonization density, T. pseudomaculata and T. sordida may come in second in this aspect. For the present, T. infestans low density in the region presents only potential risk. Routine control through the application of domiciliary chemicals will break transmission. However, at least in the peridomiciliary environment, reinfections by P. megistus will continue to occur in the forest regions, and T. brasiliensis, T. pseudomaculada and R. nasutus in the savanna 'caatinga'. Probably this will be due to natural foci that will supply the human environment. Therefore, epidemiological surveillance must to take these several aspects into account and to increase its efficiency by research development.</text>
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                <text>10.1590/S0034-89101981000200002</text>
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                <text>Revista de Saúde Pública</text>
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                <text>Universidade de São Paulo</text>
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                <text>Fertirrigação na cultura do melão em ambiente protegido, utilizando-se fertilizantes organominerais e químicos Melon fertigation in greenhouse using biofertilizer and chemical fertilizers</text>
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                <text>André L. T. Fernandes, Roberto Testezlaf</text>
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                <text>Com este trabalho, objetivou-se monitorar a fertirrigação com biofertilizante, comparando-a com a fertirrigação química convencional, na cultura do melão variedade 'Orange Flesh', cultivado em ambiente protegido. O experimento foi instalado no Campo Experimental da Universidade de Uberaba, num dos módulos de estufa plástica de 768 m², onde foram aplicados os tratamentos: fertirrigação convencional química e com biofertilizante. Também foram estudadas, dentro dos dois tratamentos, duas freqüências de fertirrigação: diária e semanal. As melhores produtividades foram obtidas com a aplicação diária de fertilizantes, com superioridade para os produtos organominerais, com produção total de 45,5 t ha-1 de frutos, superior estatisticamente às 42,4 t ha-1 obtidas com os produtos minerais. A fertirrigação semanal resultou em produtividades inferiores às decorrentes das aplicações diárias, sendo que os produtos organominerais superaram os químicos nesse tipo de aplicação, em 2,0 t ha-1, em média. Observou-se, também, que os produtos organominerais retardaram, em cerca de 8 d, o ciclo do melão, em comparação com os químicos. Apesar desse alongamento do ciclo da cultura, conclui-se que os produtos organominerais são extremamente eficientes na nutrição do melão, com produtividades similares e até superiores às dos produtos minerais utilizados.The experiment was installed in the Experimental Farm of the Uberaba University, in one of the modules of plastic greenhouse of 768 m². Treatments consisted of two types of fertigation: conventional chemical fertigation and with biofertilizers. Also, two fertigation frequencies were studied for each type: at intervals of one and seven days. The best yields were obtained with the daily fertilizer application, with superiority for the biofertilizers, with production of 45.5 t ha-1 of fruits. This was better than mineral products, which produced 42.4 t ha-1. The weekly fertigation had lower productivities, and in this case, the biofertilizers also surpassed the chemical, on an average by 2.0 t ha-1. It was also observed that the biofertilizers delayed the crop cycle by about 8 days, compared to chemical fertigation. In spite of prolongation of crop cycle, it can be concluded that biofertilizers are efficient in nutrition of melon, with similar or even higher yields in comparison to those obtained by mineral products.</text>
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