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                <text>Inventário preliminar da entomofauna em área de policultivo e monocultivo de frutíferas no município de Ipanguaçu, RN</text>
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                <text>Adriano Soares Carvalho, Áleny Raiane Fonsêca Pinheiro, Rayane Dantas Pinheiro, Ewerton Marinho Costa, Antônio Francisco de Mendonça Junior</text>
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                <text>O objetivo do trabalho foi avaliar a diversidade de insetos em área de policultivo e monocultivo agroecológico de frutíferas no município de Ipanguaçu, Rio Grande do Norte. O levantamento foi realizado na fazenda escola do Instituto Federal do Rio Grande do Norte (IFRN), Campus Ipanguaçu, no período de junho à agosto de 2012, em duas áreas distintas (0,8 ha cada): Área 1 (5°32'14.86'S e 36°52'19.81'W) - Pomar agroecológico (policultivo com goiaba, acerola, graviola, limão, manga e banana) e Área 2 (5°32'1.55'S 36°53'2.21'W) - monocultivo agroecológico de banana. Foram identificadas ao final do levantamento nove ordens na área de policultivo agroecológico de frutíferas: Hymenoptera, Diptera, Coleoptera, Orthoptera, Blattodea, Hemiptera, Lepidoptera, Odonata e Dermaptera e quatro na área com monocultivo agroecológico de banana: Hymenoptera, Diptera, Coleoptera e Orthoptera. O resultado obtido no presente trabalho indica que, mesmo sob o mesmo sistema de manejo, em áreas cultivadas com mais de uma espécie frutífera ocorre à presença de uma maior diversidade de insetos. Primary inventory of entomofauna in polyculture and monoculture fruit trees areas in municipality of Ipanguaçu, RNAbstract: This study aimed to evaluate the insect diversity in polyculture and monoculture agroecological of fruit trees in municipality of Ipanguaçu, Rio Grande do Norte. The survey was carried out at the experimental farm of the Federal Institute of Rio Grande do Norte, Campus Ipanguaçu, in period from June to August 2012, in two distinct areas (0.8 ha each): Area 1 (5°32'14.86'S e 36°52'19.81'W) - Agroecological orchard (polyculture with guava, acerola, graviola, lemon, mango and banana) and 2 (5°32'1.55'S 36°53'2.21'W) – Banana’s agroecological monoculture. At the end of the survey, nine orders were identified in area of fruit trees’s agroecological polyculture: Hymenoptera, Diptera, Coleoptera, Orthoptera, Blattodea, Hemiptera, Lepidoptera, Odonata e Dermaptera e quatro na área com monocultivo agroecológico de banana: Hymenoptera, Diptera, Coleoptera e Orthoptera. The results obtained in the present study indicate that even under the same management system, in areas cultivated with more than one fruit species, the presence of a greater diversity of insects occurs. </text>
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                <text>CARACTERÍSTICAS FISIO-AGRONÔMICAS DO FEIJOEIRO SUPERPRECOCE AFETADO POR BIOESTIMULANTES</text>
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                <text>O feijão-comum apresenta grande importância econômica e social para a população brasileira. Dentre as tecnologias contributivas para alta produtividade das culturas estão os bioestimulantes. Objetivou-se determinar o efeito de bioestimulantes, aplicados via semente e/ou folha, sobre o crescimento e desenvolvimento de plantas de feijoeirode ciclo superprecoce, cultivar FC-104, quanto aos indicadores de qualidade fisiológica (trocas gasosas, conteúdo de nutrientes em folhas e grãos, biomassa da matéria seca de parte aérea) e agronômica (produtividade e componentes de produção). O experimento foi conduzido no período de inverno (junho-agosto 2017) na região dos Cerrados. O delineamento experimental utilizado foi de blocos casualizados, com 13 tratamentos e 4 repetições. Os tratamentos foram constituídos pelos promotores de crescimento (I) Reguladores de crescimento; (II) Complexo de micronutrientes, (III) Leonardita; (IV) Micro + ácidos fúlvicos, (V) Micro + aminoácidos; (VI) Micro + Ascophyllus; (VII) Micro + Eklonya; (VIII) N + Zn; (IX) N + K + aminoácidos; (X) Trichoderma , (XI) T. asperellum + Bacillus methylotrophicus, (XII) Turfa e (XIII) Controle. Nos tratamentos IV e XI, plantas de feijoeiro comum apresentaram valores de condutância estomática, biomassa da matéria seca de parte aérea e número de vagens por planta, significativamente, superiores em relação ao controle (sem bioestimulante). No entanto, não houve aumento significativo no rendimento de grãos do feijoeiro comum tratado com bioestimulantes.</text>
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                <text>Colloquium Agrariae</text>
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                <text>Adrianos Golemis, Panteleimon Voitsidis, Eleni Parlapani, Vasiliki A Nikopoulou, Virginia Tsipropoulou, Panayiota Karamouzi, Aikaterini Giazkoulidou, Aikaterini Dimitriadou, Christina Kafetzopoulou, Vasiliki Holeva, Ioannis Diakogiannis</text>
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                <text>COVID-19 and the related quarantine disrupted young adults' academic and professional life, daily routine and socio-emotional well-being. This cross-sectional study focused on the emotional and behavioural responses of a young adult population during the COVID-19-related quarantine in April 2020, in Greece. The study was conducted through an online survey. A total of 1559 young adults, aged 18-30 years, completed Steele's Social Responsibility Motivation Scale and the De Jong Gierveld Loneliness Scale, and answered questions about compliance with instructions, quarantine-related behaviours and coping strategies. According to the results, participants displayed a relatively high sense of social responsibility (M = 16.09, SD = 2.13) and a trend towards moderate feeling of loneliness (M = 2.65, SD = 1.62); young women reported significantly higher levels of loneliness than men. The majority complied with instructions often (46.4%) or always (44.8%). Significantly more women created a new social media account and used the social media longer than 5 h/day, compared with men. Resorting to religion, practicing sports and sharing thoughts and feelings about COVID-19 with others predicted higher levels of social responsibility; humour, practicing sports and sharing thoughts and feelings about COVID-19 with others predicted lower levels of loneliness. Conclusively, COVID-19 is expected to have a significant psychological impact on young adults. Currently, Greece is going through the second quarantine period. This study raises awareness about loneliness in young adults during the COVID-19-related quarantine and highlights the importance of developing online programmes, attractive to younger people, to nurture adaptive coping strategies against loneliness.</text>
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                <text>Nos artigos anteriores desta série, mostrou-se que sistemas de lagoas de estabilização (LE) apresentam desvantagens que podem ser reduzidas ou mesmo eliminadas quando se substitui a configuração convencional (lagoa anaeróbia/lagoa facultativa/lagoas de maturação) por um sistema composto de um reator UASB seguido por Lagoas de polimento (LP). Essa substituição possibilita o aumento da capacidade de tratamento, melhora a qualidade do efluente, reduz o tamanho e consequentemente os custos de construção, além de permitir a captura do biogás e o aproveitamento do lodo como biofertilizante. Como exemplo, analisaram-se as vantagens de aplicar o reator UASB seguido de LP em substituição ao sistema convencional de LE que se encontra em operação na cidade de Campina Grande, Paraíba. A atual ETE de Campina Grande é constituída por duas lagoas anaeróbias, duas lagoas facultativas e quatro lagoas de maturação, com capacidade para tratar 13.000 m3/d. A análise mostrou que todas as vantagens do novo sistema podem ser materializadas no caso de Campina Grande. Quando se substitui o sistema convencional pela nova alternativa, a capacidade de tratamento da ETE, com a infraestrutura existente, aumentaria para 40.000 m3/d se o efluente fosse utilizado para fertirrigação ou 20.000 m3/d se o efluente fosse utilizado para fins industriais; nesse caso, a remoção de nutrientes é necessária. Assim, todo o efluente seria utilizado de maneira produtiva e não haveria mais descarga nas águas de superfície.</text>
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                <text>Introducción y objetivos: El género Matthiola W. T. Aiton posee entre 50 y 60 especies originarias del Mediterráneo, Asia central y Sudáfrica. M. incana (L.) W. T. Aiton, nativa del sur de Europa, se encuentra naturalizada en otras regiones del mundo. En Argentina es cultivada como ornamental. A partir de observaciones florísticas se halló una población naturalizada, que se autoperpetúa sin intervención del hombre, en las costas de la Patagonia Argentina. El objetivo de este trabajo es reportar por primera vez la naturalización de M. incana en Argentina. M&amp;M: Para la identificación de la especie se siguieron los métodos clásicos de taxonomía, se consultó bibliografía específica y se contrastó el material recolectado con imágenes digitales del lectotipo. Se recolectaron semillas de la población naturalizada y se evaluó el poder germinativo a través de un ensayo de germinación. El material recolectado que documenta el presente trabajo fue depositado en el herbario ARC de la Universidad Nacional del Comahue. Resultados: Se describe a Matthiola incana. Se incluyen nombres vulgares y datos sobre distribución, hábitat, ecología y usos. Se presenta una serie de fotografías de campo y bajo microscopio estereoscópico para complementar la descripción. El ensayo de germinación demostró que el 95% de las semillas germina a las 24 hs a 25 °C. Conclusiones: Se reporta por primera vez para Argentina la naturalización de Matthiola incana, única especie del género en el país hasta el momento.</text>
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