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                <text>Aproximación a la distribución de Menyanthes trifoliata L. en la provincia de Segovia.</text>
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                <text>Se presenta una aproximación a la distribución corológica de Menyanthes trifoliata L. en la provincia de Segovia, como resultado de las prospecciones florísticas desarrolladas en el periodo 2000-2010, incluyendo mapa de distribución con indicación de presencia a nivel de cuadrícula de 10X10 Km. Se aporta información inédita relativa a su ecología, fenología, conservación y factores de amenaza.</text>
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                <text>Análisis multivariado de propiedades químicas en Oxisoles con diferentes niveles de intervención agrícola Multivariate analysis of chemical properties in Oxisols with different levels of intervention agricultural</text>
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                <text>La intervención humana en la producción agrícola influye directamente en la calidad del suelo, promoviendo alteraciones en las propiedades físicas y químicas, mediante el uso de fertilizantes, correctivos y prácticas de labranza. El objetivo del presente trabajo fue evaluar los cambios en las propiedades químicas de dos Oxisoles (Typic Hapludox y Typic Haplustox), con diferentes niveles de intervención (cultivos de pasto Brachiaria y rotaciones de maíz y soya), en el municipio de Puerto López (Meta-Colombia). Las muestras fueron tomadas en 42 puntos, distanciados 25 m perpendicularmente, entre 0 y 0.10 m y 0.10 y 0.20 m de profundidad, para un total de 168 muestras en los dos lotes. Los datos fueron analizados mediante análisis de varianza y técnicas de análisis multivariado, a través de componentes principales y agrupamiento jerárquico. Las propiedades estudiadas fueron carbono orgánico, pH, acidez intercambiable, aluminio intercambiable, P, Ca, Mg, P, Na, capacidad de intercambio catiónica efectiva (CICE), suma de bases y saturación de bases. La intervención agrícola se ve reflejada principalmente en la capa superficial del suelo, donde se presentaron los mayores valores de CO, Ca, Mg, K, P, SB y CICE, debido a la presencia de residuos de cosecha, así como a la aplicación de fertilizantes y correctivos.Human intervention in agricultural production affects directly soil quality by promoting changes in physical and chemical properties through the use of fertilizers, correctives and tillage practices (Brachiria and corn- soybean). The aim of this study was to evaluate changes in the chemical properties of two Oxisols (Typic Hapludox y Typic Haplustox) with different intervention levels, in the municipality of Puerto Lopez (Meta-Colombia). Samples were taken at 42 points, spaced 25 m perpendicularly between 0-0, 10 my 0.10 and 0.20 m of deep, for a total of 168 samples in both fields. The data were analyzed by analysis of variance and multivariate analysis techniques, including principal component and cluster analysis. The properties studied were organic carbon, pH, exchangeable acidity, exchangeable aluminum, P, Ca, Mg, P, Na, effective cationic exchange capacity, sum of bases and base saturation. The agricultural intervention was reflected mainly in the topsoil, where the highest values of CO, Ca, Mg, K, P, SB, and ICC were found, probably due to the effect of crop residues, fertilizing and amendment applications.</text>
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                <text>Durante dois anos foi feito um estudo ecológico sobre os flebotomíneos em foco de leishmaniose cutânea em Itaguaí, Estado do Rio de Janeiro. As capturas (isca humana, paredes e armadilha luminosa) foram efetuadas, simultaneamente, em três sítios de coleta: domicílio, peridomicílio e floresta. Foram capturados 10.172 flebotomíneos, de 17 espécies, sendo 3 do gênero Brumptomyia e 14 do gênero Lutzomyia. A espécie mais prevalente a 100m do nível do mar é L. intermedia, seguida de longe por L. migonei e L. fischeri. A espécie mais endófila e que apresenta um certo ecletismo quanto ao local de hematofagia é L. fischeri, enquanto L. intermedia e L. migonei provaram ser mais exofílicas. L. intermedia pode ser incriminada como o principal vetor potencial do agente de leishmaniose tegumentar, pela sua prevalência, antropofilia e por ser comprovada a veiculação da Leishmania (Viannia) braziliensis em outras áreas do Estado do Rio de Janeiro. L. fischeri, pela avidez com que pica o homem, pode ser um coadjuvante na transmissão do parasita. Sua predominância na floresta sugere participação da transmissão em seu ciclo enzoótico natural. A presença de L. longipalpis é um risco potencial de veiculação do agente etiológico da leishmaniose visceral nessa região, particularmente pela baixa imunidade da população local.A two-year investigation was conducted in Itaguai, State of Rio de Janeiro, an area with cases of cutaneous leishmaniasis, in order to study the ecology of sandflies and their habits and role as parasitic vector for men and animals. Capturing took place at three sites: domiciliary (human bait, walls, and light traps); peridomiciliary (walls, from baits used simultaneously: humans, dogs, and chickens; and light traps); and sylvatic (human bait and light traps). A total of 10,172 sandflies were captured, belonging to 17 species of genuses Brumptomyia França &amp; Parrot, 1921 and Lutzomyia França, 1924. L. intermedia was predominant, 100 m above sea level, as compared to L. migonei and L. fischeri. In a drier area 300 m above sea level L. migonei was prevalent, followed by L. longipalpis and L. fischeri. The species which presented the greatest endophily was L. fischeri, showing a certain degree of eclecticism regarding the biting site. L. intermedia and L. migonei proved to be more exophilic. L. intermedia was considered to be potentially the main transmitter of the disease because of its prevalence, anthropophily, and the fact it is known to be a vector of Leishmania (V.) braziliensis in other areas of the Southeastern region of Brazil. L. fischeri, because of its anthropophily, might also be involved.</text>
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                <text>Las estrategias de mejoramiento genético para encontrar resistencia al pasador del fruto, Neoleucinodes elegantalis, en tomate, Solanum lycopersicum L. se han basado en métodos tradicionales de introgresión genética por medio de retrocruzamiento. Sin embargo este proceso es largo y dispendioso. Debido a esta problemática, se utilizó la técnica molecular cDNA-AFLP para identificar genes involucrados en la resistencia a esta plaga en poblaciones segregantes de tomate, con el fin de identificar marcadores moleculares que puedan ser utilizados en futuros programas de fitomejoramiento. Los materiales de tomate evaluados fueron Unapal-Maravilla (susceptible), S. habrochaites var. glabratum, accesión PI 134418 (resistente) y tres retrocruzamientos obtenidos del cruzamiento interespecífico entre ambas especies. De estos materiales vegetales se extrajo el RNA total y se sintetizó el cDNA, el cual se utilizó como material de inicio de la técnica cDNA-AFLP. A partir del preamplificado de cDNA se evaluaron diferentes combinaciones de primers: +1+1, +3+3 y sus derivados. La combinación que presentó mejores amplificados fue la +1+1, para un total de 37 bandas polimórficas. De estas bandas, 9 fragmentos tipo EST (Expressed Sequence Target) fueron recuperados, siendo candidatos a explicar la resistencia al pasador del fruto en tomate.Breeding strategies for resistance to fruit borer Neoleucinodes elegantalis in tomato Solanum lycopersicum K L. have relied on traditional methods through genetic introgression by backcrossing. However, this process is slow and expensive. The cDNA-AFLP molecular technique was used to identify genes involved on fruit borer resistance in tomato segregating populations, The evaluated materials of tomato were: Unapal maravilla (susceptible to fruit borer) , S. habrochaites var. glabratum, acc. PI 134418 (resistant to fruit borer), and three interspecific backcross produced by crossbreeding between those two species. From these plant materials, total RNA was extracted and cDNA-AFLP technique was implemented. From the preamplified cDNA, different combinations of primers: +1+1, +3+3 and their derivates were evaluated. The combination that showed better amplified was +1+1 for a total of 37 polymorphic bands and 9 fragments type Expressed Sequence Target was isolated, which could explain the resistance of tomato to fruit borer.</text>
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