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                <text>PAISAJISMO Y ECOLOGÍA DEL PAISAJE EN LA GESTIÓN DE LA ARBORIZACIÓN DE CALLES. UNA REFERENCIA A LA CIUDAD DE MEDELLÍN, COLOMBIA</text>
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                <text>El trabajo constituye una reflexión en torno al paisaje urbano, haciendo alguna referencia a Medellín, al potencial paisajístico y ecológico que tiene la ciudad a través de su relieve, de los lotes â€œvacíosâ€, sin urbanizar Í¾ e igualmente gracias a la arborización que presentan sus calles. Se cuestiona la ausencia de una dimensión paisajística en la ordenación territorial Í¾ el creciente deterioro de las cualidades panorámicas Í¾ y la paulatina pérdida de espacios verdes. A su vez, se resalta la importancia que tiene tal arborización en el paisaje, desde el punto de vista visual, social y ambiental. &amp;#13; El trabajo discute la tendencia a la artificialización de andenes y separadores viales arborizados, planteando limitaciones conceptuales asociadas a la escala de análisis árbol a árbol, a la no incorporación de relaciones ecológicas de paisaje en su manejo, y al enfoque paisajístico en el marco del diseño urbano. La reflexión se apoya en datos sobre la situación concreta, sugiriendo el papel complementario que puede cumplir la vegetación en calles y avenidas en una perspectiva de conectividad ecológica del paisaje</text>
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                <text>Proyectos de Planeación del Paisaje. Ensoñaciones sobre lo silvestre en Bogotá</text>
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                <text>El texto que se presenta a continuación muestra propuestas de planeación del paisaje en la ciudad de Bogotá, realizadas en los últimos años sobre los cuales el autor participó en diferentes roles, principalmente directivos. Dichos planes incluyen la planeación del borde oriental del río Bogotá, la estrategia de arborización de la ciudad y las propuestas de planificación de los cerros orientales. El objeto incluye reflexiones desde la metodología utilizada, el trabajo interdisciplinario y la visión a futuro del paisaje de la ciudad de Bogotá.AbstractThe text presented shows some landscape planning proposals for Bogotá carried out in the last years on which the author participated in different roles, manly directive. These plans include the Planning of the oriental border of the Bogotá River, the strategy of reforestation of the city and the proposals for planning of the oriental hills. The object includes reflections from the utilized methodology, the interdisciplinary work and the vision to future of the landscape of the city of Bogotá.</text>
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                <text>Arborización urbana, Ecología urbana, Restauración de paisaje, apropiación social y territorial, biodiversidad, planeación de parques</text>
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                <text>Revista de Arquitectura (Bogotá)</text>
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                <text>&lt;a href="https://editorial.ucatolica.edu.co/ojsucatolica/revistas_ucatolica/index.php/RevArq/article/view/794" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"&gt;https://editorial.ucatolica.edu.co/ojsucatolica/revistas_ucatolica/index.php/RevArq/article/view/794&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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                <text>Matthew A. Kost, Hugo R. Perales, Saranga Wijeratne, Asela J. Wijeratne, Eric Stockinger, Kristin L. Mercer</text>
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                <text>Abstract Background Landrace farmers are the keepers of crops locally adapted to the environments where they are cultivated. Patterns of diversity across the genome can provide signals of past evolution in the face of abiotic and biotic change. Understanding this rich genetic resource is imperative especially since diversity can provide agricultural security as climate continues to shift. Results Here we employ RNA sequencing (RNA-seq) to understand the role that conditions that vary across a landscape may have played in shaping genetic diversity in the maize landraces of Chiapas, Mexico. We collected landraces from three distinct elevational zones and planted them in a midland common garden. Early season leaf tissue was collected for RNA-seq and we performed weighted gene co-expression network analysis (WGCNA). We then used association analysis between landrace co-expression module expression values and environmental parameters of landrace origin to elucidate genes and gene networks potentially shaped by environmental factors along our study gradient. Elevation of landrace origin affected the transcriptome profiles. Two co-expression modules were highly correlated with temperature parameters of landrace origin and queries into their ‘hub’ genes suggested that temperature may have led to differentiation among landraces in hormone biosynthesis/signaling and abiotic and biotic stress responses. We identified several ‘hub’ transcription factors and kinases as candidates for the regulation of these responses. Conclusions These findings indicate that natural selection may influence the transcriptomes of crop landraces along an elevational gradient in a major diversity center, and provide a foundation for exploring the genetic basis of local adaptation. While we cannot rule out the role of neutral evolutionary forces in the patterns we have identified, combining whole transcriptome sequencing technologies, established bioinformatics techniques, and common garden experimentation can powerfully elucidate structure of adaptive diversity across a varied landscape. Ultimately, gaining such understanding can facilitate the conservation and strategic utilization of crop genetic diversity in a time of climate change.</text>
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                <text>El artículo pone en tensión la disputa en el agro contemporáneo de dos modelos antagónicos de producción, como también de tradición y relación con la naturaleza: el agronegocio y la agroecología. Destacamos los casos argentino y brasileño de producción agrícola de la soya en las recientes décadas, intensificada por el “boom de la soya”, es decir, el agronegocio sojero. Entendemos esa producción como un caso paradigmático, por evidenciar la profundidad del agronegocio y de sus consecuencias sociales, económicas y ambientales. En oposición a ello, acentuamos a la agroecología como un paradigma sustentable ambientalmente, y social y económicamente armónico. Así, va más allá de un modelo de producción agrícola, en la construcción de buenas condiciones de reproducción de la vida en el agro y en la ciudad. El artículo se divide en tres apartados. En el primero abordamos los fundamentos de formación del padrón de producción agrícola que conlleva al agronegocio. En el segundo nos centramos en el fomento del agronegocio sojero en Argentina y Brasil. En el tercero analizamos la agroecología como un proceso disruptivo que está en constante tensión con aquel modelo de producción agrícola.  Abstract   This article puts in tension the dispute between two antagonistic models of agricultural production in the contemporary agriculture, as well as tradition and relationship with nature: agribusiness and agroecology. We highlight the Argentine and Brazilian cases of soybean production in recent decades, intensified by the “soy boom”, that is, soybean agribusiness. We understand this production as a paradigmatic case, for evidencing the depth of agribusiness and its social, economic and environmental consequences. In opposition to this, we emphasize agroecology as environmentally sustainable, socially and economically harmonious paradigm. Thus, it goes beyond a model of agricultural production, in the construction of good conditions for the reproduction of life in agriculture and in the city. The article is divided into three sections. In the first, we address the fundamentals of forming the pattern of agricultural production that leads to agribusiness. In the second we focus on the promotion of the agribusiness in Argentina and Brazil. In the third, we analyze agroecology as a disruptive process that is in constant tension with that model of agricultural production.</text>
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                <text>Letras Verdes: Revista Latinoamericana de Estudios Socioambientales</text>
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                <text>Ecología y reproducción del murciélago Centurio senex (Chiroptera: Phyllostomidae) en Oaxaca, México Ecology and reproduction of the bat Centurio senex (Chiroptera: Phyllostomidae) in Oaxaca, Mexico</text>
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                <text>El murciélago Centurio senex es una especie con distribución geográfica amplia, pero su abundancia es típicamente baja en los sitios donde se le ha registrado, por lo que se le considera una especie rara, y muchos de sus aspectos ecológicos y reproductivos derivan de observaciones ocasionales. En este estudio se documentan la proporción de sexos, la estructura de edades, el patrón reproductivo y su relación con el régimen de lluvias, los patrones de actividad diaria y la variación sexual secundaria en peso y longitud del antebrazo de una población de C. senex estudiada por 16 meses en un paisaje heterogéneo en la sierra Juárez de Oaxaca, México.Wrinke-faced bat Centurio senex is a species with wide geographical distribution, but in those places where it has been recorded, its abundance is typically low, therefore it is considered a rare species and many ecological and reproductive aspects are anecdotic or derived from casual observations. In this study, we report some ecological data, such as sex ratio, age structure, reproductive pattern and its relation with rainfall, patterns of daily activity, as well as secondary sexual variation in weight and length of forearm of a population of C. senex studied for 16 months in a heterogeneous landscape in the Sierra Juárez of Oaxaca, Mexico.</text>
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                <text>Nota Técnica: Comportamiento productivo de la morera sometida a dos alternativas de fertilización orgánica Technical Note: Productive performance of mulberry subject to two alternatives of organic fertilization</text>
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                <text>Con el objetivo de evaluar el comportamiento agronómico de la morera (Morus alba L. var. Acorazonada) ante dos alternativas de fertilización orgánica, se realizó un estudio en áreas de la EEPF «Indio Hatuey». El suelo característico del lugar es del tipo Ferralítico Rojo hidratado; las precipitaciones oscilaron entre 1 000 y 1 145 mm de lluvia por año. En el corte de establecimiento se obtuvieron variaciones altamente significativas entre los tratamientos: testigo sin fertilizar, asociación morera-Albizia lebbeck como abono verde vs morera fertilizada con materia orgánica (41,6; 45,0 y 72,4 g de biomasa seca comestible por individuo, respectivamente). Sin embargo, en la época lluviosa del segundo año de explotación, la producción acumulada no mostró variaciones significativas entre la asociación y la morera fertilizada (88,8 y 86,7 g de biomasa seca comestible por individuo), aunque sí con respecto al testigo que solo produjo 40,7 g. Se concluye que el aporte de materia orgánica al suelo durante el establecimiento de las plantaciones de morera y/o la asociación de A. lebbeck manejada como abono verde, proporcionan una ventaja significativa en la respuesta productiva del arbusto forrajero, y se destacó la segunda alternativa por su carácter endógeno.A study was carried out in areas of the EEPF &amp;#8220;Indio Hatuey&amp;#8221;, with the objective of evaluating the agronomic performance of mulberry (Morus alba L. var. Acorazonada) before two alternatives of organic fertilization. The soil of the site is hydrated Ferralitic Red; rainfall oscillated between 1 000 and 1 145 mm per year. In the establishment cutting highly significant variations were obtained among the treatments: control without fertilization, association mulberry-Albizia lebbeck as green manure vs mulberry fertilized with organic matter (41,6; 45,0 and 72,4 g of edible dry biomass per individual, respectively). Nevertheless, in the rainy season of the second year of exploitation, the cumulative production did not show significant variations between the association and the fertilized mulberry (88,8 and 86,7 g edible dry biomass per individual), although it did with regards to the control which produced only 40,7 g. The contribution of organic matter to the soil during the establishment of the mulberry plantations and/or the association of A. lebbeck managed as green manure provide a significant advantage in the productive response of the forage shrub, and the second alternative stood out for its endogenous character.</text>
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                <text>Pastos y Forrajes</text>
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                <text>Estación Experimental de Pastos y Forrajes Indio Hatuey</text>
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                <text>Agriculture (General), Animal culture</text>
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                <text>El cernícalo americano es una especie de ave rapaz ampliamente distribuida desde Alaska hasta Tierra de Fuego en Argentina. Su dieta generalista está basada principalmente en invertebrados. En Ecuador existe escasa información biológica de ésta especie, desconociéndose aspectos de alimentación. En el presente trabajo se da a conocer la dieta del cernícalo americano, por medio del análisis de egagrópilas colectadas en dos hábitats ubicados en la región interandina en el norte de Ecuador. Los ítems más representativos para Sangolquí y Tababela fueron los coleópteros (48.4 y 39.5%), seguidos por orthópteros (31.3 y 30.7 %) respectivamente. En términos de biomasa, los mamíferos son los más importantes dentro de la dieta del cernícalo americano con el 40.3% para Sangolquí y el 70.8% en Tababela. El índice de Shannon (H´= 1.894) indica una mediana diversidad de presas, y la amplitud de dieta (0.26) indica que ésta especie presenta una dieta especialista, difiriendo de otros hábitats donde presenta dieta generalista.</text>
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                <text>Revista Peruana de Biología</text>
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                <text>Memórias do Instituto Oswaldo Cruz.</text>
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                <text>Introducción: La exposición ambiental puede influenciar el desarrollo de enfermedades autoinmunes (EAI). El medio ambiente junto con la predisposición genética influyen en el desarrollo y severidad de estas enfermedades. Objetivo: Evaluar las exposiciones ambientales en pacientes con 4 EAI. Métodos: Se realizó un estudio exploratorio en 188 mujeres con 4 EAI: artritis reumatoide (AR) n= 51, lupus eritematoso sistémico (LES) n= 70, esclerosis sistémica (ES) n= 35 y síndrome de Sjögren (SS) n= 32. Los datos fueron recolectados mediante un cuestionario que evaluó características demográficas, clínicas, y exposición a factores ambientales. Además, se midieron 14 autoanticuerpos. Los datos se analizaron mediante correlación de Spearman y la prueba de Kruskal-Wallis. Resultados: Las características generales de los pacientes se muestran en la Tabla 1. El consumo de café previo al inicio de la enfermedad se correlacionó positivamente con la edad de inicio de la enfermedad en las 4 EAI (Figura 1), adicionalmente se asoció con bajos niveles de factor reumatoide (FR) en pacientes con AR y ES. La exposición a metales pesados se asoció con títulos más elevados de anti-CCP3 y FR, mientras que la exposición a tintes de cabello pareció influir en la positividad para FR y β2glicoproteína-1-IgM en AR y LES, respectivamente (Figura 2). Conclusiones: Estos resultados apoyan el rol de las exposiciones ambientales sobre las EAI, en la edad de inicio y en la producción de autoanticuerpos.</text>
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                <text>MDPI AG</text>
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                <text>Gabriel David Noel</text>
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                <text>La localidad balnearia de Mar de las Pampas (Buenos Aires, Argentina) ha experimentado en la última década un proceso inédito de expansión de su infraestructura edilicia y de servicios dirigidos al turismo. Al mismo tiempo, la inmensa mayoría de sus residentes permanentes perciben este crecimiento como una amenaza a su proyecto de construcción colectiva de una comunidad “virtuosa” argumentada en torno de valores como la “ecología”, lo “natural” y la “calidad de vida”.  Nuestro texto busca mostrar algunas de las formas en que los residentes permanentes plantean y responden las preguntas acerca de qué es, qué debe ser y qué no Mar de las Pampas – así como los repertorios morales a los que los mismos recurren - en el marco de una narrativa moral que opone un proyecto “virtuoso” y “auténtico” de “comunidad” a los intereses “espurios” de una “especulación inmobiliaria” y un “progreso desenfrenado” que buscarían corromper el proyecto de estos “vecinos”, así como la manera en la cual estas disputas contribuyen a la consolidación de una identidad colectiva compartida para sus pobladores.   Palabras Clave: identidad colectiva; moralidades; construcción de comunidad; ecologismo; localidades turísticas.   Abstract Mar de las Pampas, a seaside resort on the Atlantic Seaboard of the province of Buenos Aires (Argentina) has undergone in the last decade a process of massive expansion of its touristic infrastructure (especially on lodging and commercial facilities). At the same time, most of its full-time residents consider this process as a threat looming over their own project of collective construction of a virtuous community, grounded in values such as “ecology”, “natural life” and “quality of life”.  Our text will attempt to show some of the ways in which the permanent residents of Mar de las Pampas pose and answer their questions about what Mar de las Pampas is, what should it be and what should it strive not to be, as well as the moral repertoires on which they are grounded, in the context of a moral narrative that opposes a “virtuous” and “authentic” community to the spurious interests of “voracious realtors” engaged in “acts of speculation” that seek to corrupt the former. At the same time we will show these disputes contribute to the consolidation of a shared collective identity among its dwellers.   Keywords: collective identity; moralities; community-building; environmentalism; touristic resorts.</text>
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                <text>Revista del Museo de Antropologia</text>
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