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                <text>ANÁLISIS COMPARATIVO DE LA SITUACIÓN LABORAL DE LAS MUJERES RURALES: Vitivinicultura, Industria Vitivinícola y Turismo Enológico. El Caso del Valle de Colchagua, Chile</text>
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                <text>Resumen: La inserci&amp;oacute;n de la mujer rural en espacios laborales fuera de su hogar, forma parte de un escenario de cambios, que se conoce como &amp;ldquo;nueva ruralidad&amp;rdquo;. Asimismo la llegada del turismo rural a diferentes zonas y la inclusi&amp;oacute;n de las mujeres rurales en esta nueva actividad productiva, son aspectos que se hacen relevantes en zonas vitivin&amp;iacute;colas como el valle de Colchagua, Chile. Esta investigaci&amp;oacute;n tiene como objetivo determinar los cambios socioecon&amp;oacute;micos en la situaci&amp;oacute;n de las mujeres rurales producto de su participaci&amp;oacute;n en empresas y actividades de turismo enol&amp;oacute;gico y establecer si estos cambios observados modifican la situaci&amp;oacute;n de las mujeres que trabajan en la agricultura y en la agroindustria.&amp;nbsp; A trav&amp;eacute;s de entrevistas realizadas a tres grupos de mujeres, pertenecientes al &amp;aacute;mbito de la agricultura, la agroindustria y el turismo de las vi&amp;ntilde;as, se realiza un an&amp;aacute;lisis comparativo de los cambios generados, tanto en el contexto familiar, como en las condiciones de trabajo y en aspectos de formaci&amp;oacute;n y capacitaci&amp;oacute;n de la mujer rural. Palabras claves: Turismo Enol&amp;oacute;gico. Mujeres Rurales. Empleo Rural. Vale Colchagua. Chile</text>
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                <text>OBJETIVO : Analisar a influência de programas de transferência condicionada de renda sobre desfechos relacionados à alimentação e nutrição de famílias beneficiadas no Brasil.   MÉTODOS : Foi realizada revisão sistemática da literatura com estudos de avaliação originais feitos no Brasil, incluindo ensaios clínicos e estudos observacionais. Foram consultadas as bases de dados PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science e LILACS, incluindo estudos publicados desde 1990. Analisaram-se os estudos segundo programa avaliado, participantes, delineamento da pesquisa, local de realização, principais conclusões, fatores de confundimento e limitações metodológicas. Os estudos foram classificados de acordo com o desfecho (estado nutricional, consumo alimentar e segurança alimentar e nutricional) e tipo de inferência para a associação com programas de transferência condicionada de renda (adequação, plausibilidade ou probabilidade).   RESULTADOS : Foram encontrados 1.412 documentos não duplicados. Quinze preencheram os critérios de elegibilidade e 12 destes avaliaram o Programa Bolsa Família. Cinco estudos de plausibilidade e dois estudos de adequação apontam uma influência positiva dos programas de transferência de renda no estado nutricional das crianças beneficiárias. A influência desses programas sobre o consumo alimentar foi analisada em um estudo de adequação de base populacional e três pesquisas transversais de plausibilidade em municípios diferentes. Todas indicaram maior consumo de alimentos entre os beneficiários. As três análises transversais de plausibilidade sugerem influência positiva desses programas na segurança alimentar e nutricional dos beneficiários. As principais limitações metodológicas apontadas foram corte transversal e dificuldades da coleta de dados, pequeno tamanho amostral e limitações do instrumento.   CONCLUSÕES : Os poucos estudos encontrados indicam associação positiva entre pertencer ao programa de transferência de renda e a melhoria da alimentação e nutrição das famílias beneficiárias no Brasil. Mais esforços para ampliação e qualificação de projetos de avaliações são necessários para avaliar de maneira mais abrangente o impacto desses programas no Brasil.</text>
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                <text>Se realizó un inventarió de los peces ornamentales en el caño Agua Limón, en el municipio de Arauca, Arauca (Colombia), en los períodos comprendidos de febrero a mayo de 2005 y de septiembre a agosto de 2005. Como estrategia metodológica para el estudio se realizó un esfuerzo de captura de dos horas por jornada empleando como artes de pesca el trasmallo de fibra de nylon y el aro. Se registraron 4.753 individuos que corresponden a 74 especies pertenecientes a 21 familias donde las especies más abundantes fueron Ctenobrycon spilurus (22%), Astyanax sp. (18%) y Gephyrocharax sp. (10%). Los órdenes con mayor representación específica fueron Characiformes y Siluruformes (reuniendo el 71% de las capturas). Las familias con mayor riqueza de especies fueron Characidae (24 spp.) y Loricariidae (12 spp.) seguidas por las familias Cichlidae (6 spp.), Apteronotidae y Pimelodidae con cuatro especies, Auchenipteridae y Callichthydae con tres especies cada una. La mayor riqueza de especies se encontró en los meses de septiembre, agosto y marzo, se sugiere que estos resultados están relacionados con las variaciones del régimen hidrológico de esta región dando como consecuencia cambios de distribución en los cuerpos de agua que frecuentan las especies. El mes de mayo tiene la menor diversidad y al mayor abundancia de especies.</text>
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                <text>La necesidad por obtener una utilidad tangible de los organismos marinos, ha generado un creciente interés por realizar estudios que permitan entender y por lo tanto aprovechar, sus características físicas, biológicas, químicas y ecológicas. La ecología química permite aproximarse a esto, por lo tanto, los estudios desarrollados en esta área encierran gran importancia. En el presente estudio se evaluó la actividad de los extractos orgánicos crudos de las esponjas marinas Cribrochalina vasculum y Biemna cribaria, en ensayos de antiepibiosis y disuasión de la alimentación de peces arrecifales generalistas. Estas dos especies mostraron inhibición positiva de la abundancia total, de organismos solitarios, de poliquetos e hidroides; B. cribaria inhibió adicionalmente la abundancia de cianofíceas, cobertura total y cobertura del alga parda. Así mismo, las píldoras preparadas con extracto de C. vasculum no disuadieron a los peces generalistas Stegastes partitus de alimentarse (97,5% de consumo), pero si mostraron rechazo por las píldoras con extracto de B. cribaria (37,5% de consumo). Lo que parece indicar que la esponja B. cribaria está mejor defendida químicamente contra la epibiosis y la depredación, mientras que C. vasculum parece tener un efecto atrayente sobre los peces, por lo que no mostró efectividad en este ensayo. Se propone a B. cribaria como una esponja con posibilidades en la industria de pinturas antiepibióticas, dada su mayor efectividad inhibitoria de epibiontes y su baja tasa de lixiviación. Ya que este es un primer acercamiento a la bioactividad de estas dos esponjas, surge la necesidad por continuar estudiando los aspectos ecológicos y químicos de los metabolitos que ellas producen.</text>
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                <text>El periodismo está cambiando hacia una narrativa imagética, cada vez más multiplataforma de lenguaje y teniendo en cuenta los conceptos transmedia, y eso es posible observar en reportajes long form, especialmente en el campo digital. El artículo presenta un estudio de caso del reportaje “Líquido e incerto: o futuro dos recursos hídricos no Brasil”, publicado por el periódico brasileño Folha de S. Paulo en su versión digital, que tiene estos conceptos establecidos, incluso la participación y la retroalimentación. Si espera fortalecer la divulgación de la tendencia de un periodismo multiplataforma contemporáneo que valora el imagen como narrativa cognitiva fundamental.   Image-based narrative in long-form transmedia journalism: participation and cognitive navigation  Abtract  Journalism is moving towards an increasingly multiplatform image-based narrative that takes into account transmedia concepts, as can be seen in long-form reports, especially in the digital field. We present a case study of the report “Líquido e incerto: o futuro dos recursos hídricos no Brasil” (Liquid and uncertain: the future of water resources in Brazil), published online by the Brazilian newspaper Folha de San Paulo, which takes account of these concepts, including participation and feedback. We try to understand contemporary image-based multiplatform journalism as a basic kind of cognitive narrative.  Keywords: Communication, journalism, transmedia, storytelling, photography, digital journalism, media ecology  pp. 87-99</text>
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                <text>ABSTRACTTaxonomic processing of the Celastraceae was made based on morphological characters andpollen from exsiccates pertaining to the different herbaria from Colombia an some fromoutside: MO, NY y US, along with characters taken directly from plants in the field,concatenating with the distributions patterns. Besides the taxonomical study, a review of thisplant group nomenclature was made, in order to establish the valid names, those ones whichare synonymous, and species location. The characters established in the descriptions of thespecies were compared with the observed ones in the study material. The study of pollen tookinto account grain type, opening of the pores, presence of rims and ribs ambit, exine, sexine andnexine, reticulation and measurements including equatorial and polar axis and the ratio long-width of pores and colpes. Fourteen pollen samples were analyzed, belonging to 8 nativegenera, revealing that palinology makes valuable contributions in the boundary of taxons,providing valid characters, that they are complemented with the other morphologic characters.The taxonomic description of the family fits with the Colombian constituent taxons.Dichotomizing keys were made in order to identify genera and species, and descriptions of eachone of the species, as well as their distribution, citation studied material of each taxon and insome cases illustrations of the species, were drawn at least one for each genus. Eigth native and1 cultivated genera were found: Celastrus 4, andean and subandean woody scandent species.Crossopetalum: 2 species of islands of Tintipán and San Andrés and Providencia. Goupia: 1species from equatorial rain forest. Gymnosporia: 2 species, one of forest of the median valleyof Magdalena and the other of the andean and subandean forest. Maytenus considered aspreliminary synopsis, with 26 species coming of different habitats. Perrottetia with 10 species,4 of these new; 1 species from piedemonte, the rest live in andean and subandean mist belts.Schaefferia: 1 species from subxerofitic and warm places. Zinowiewia: 4 species from Andeanand subandean mist belts. Euonymus: 1 cultivated species in cold climate towns.</text>
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                <text>Celastraceae, Ecología vegetal, Flora, Morfología comparadaPalinología, taxonomia</text>
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                <text>Universidad Nacional de Colombia</text>
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                <text>No Brasil, poucos trabalhos comparam o consumo de frutos nativos e exóticos, especialmente em ambiente urbano. A Teoria de Redes pode ser útil nestes estudos, pois permite avaliar várias espécies de aves e plantas envolvidas em interações. Os objetivos deste trabalho foram: avaliar uma rede de interações de frugivoria por aves em ambiente urbano; verificar o papel de plantas nativas e exóticas na rede e comparar as assembleias de consumidores destes dois grupos de plantas. Foi conduzida uma revisão da literatura sobre frugivoria por aves em áreas urbanas brasileiras e uma análise foi realizada para criar uma rede de interações em escala regional. Foram incluídos 15 trabalhos na análise com 70 espécies de aves consumindo frutos de 15 espécies de plantas (seis exóticas e nove nativas). Os consumidores de frutos exóticos e nativos não formaram grupos distintos e a rede de interações foi significativamente aninhada (NODF=0,30; p &lt; 0,01) e não modular (M= 0,36; p= 0,16). Duas plantas exóticas fazem parte do núcleo de generalistas da rede de frugivoria (Ficus microcarpa e Michelia champaca). Os resultados indicam que um grupo relativamente diversificado de aves consome frutos em áreas urbanas no Brasil de maneira oportunista, sem preferência por nativos ou exóticos.</text>
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                <text>Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina</text>
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