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                <text>De acuerdo a los muestreos efectuados en localidades representativas de las elevaciones cársticas de Viñales (Cuba), la consulta de catálogos no automatizados de colecciones malacológicas y la revisión de la literatura, se dan a conocer 136 especies, agrupadas en 49 géneros y 19 familias, de moluscos terrestres procedentes de la región. El 90% de las especies identificadas son endémicas de Cuba y sólo cinco especies no son autóctonas del archipiélago cubano. Las familias mejor representadas son Annulariidae y Urocoptidae. Los géneros con mayor número de especies son Chondrothyra y Liocallonia. Cuarenta y cuatro especies detectadas en Viñales no estaban representadas en las colecciones consultadas, y 23 de ellas han sido recolectadas en este trabajo y aportadas a las colecciones del Instituto de Ecología y Sistemática de Cuba. Se dan a conocer 16 nuevos registros de especies en localidades de la región, mientras que 12 especies parecen haberse extinguido localmente.Land snails from the Viñales limestone highlands, Pinar del Río, Cuba. The land snails inhabiting the limestone highlands in Cuba are poorly known. From field surveys, traditional collection catalogues, and the literature, we list 136 species, 49 genera and 19 families, 90 % of the species endemic to Cuba; only five species are non-indigenous of the Cuban archipelago. Annulariidae and Urocoptidae are the most represented families, and Chondrothyra and Liocallonia are the genera with the highest number of species. Forty-four species of this list were absent from the consulted collections. We provide 16 new records of species in localities of the region; and 12 species seem to have become locally extinct. Rev. Biol. Trop. 57 (3): 589-604. Epub 2009 September 30.</text>
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                <text>Abstract  We evaluated the response of the biomass of aquatic macrophytes under limnological changes after water level fluctuation (WLF) of two tropical reservoirs (R1 and R2), located in northeastern Brazil. Initially we tested the hypothesis that post-WLF limnological conditions and biomass of macrophytes increase or decrease, depending on the variable or species. We monitored a 4 × 50 m permanent plot, in four expeditions per period (pre- or post-WLF), assessing species biomass and 10 limnological variables. We utilized 0.25 × 0.25 m quadrats for biomass. Once the effect of WLF in limnological variables and species biomass was confirmed, we utilized Canonical Correspondence Analysis to understand the relationship between limnological variables and species biomass. The abundant and/or dominant species in pre-WLF of R1 ( Pistia stratiotes, Eichhornia crassipes and Salvinia auriculata) and R2 (Paspalidium geminatum and S. auriculata) reduced their biomass post-WLF and were correlated with temperature, total phosphorous and nitrate. The reduced biomass of P. stratiotes, E. crassipes and S. auriculata in post-WLF widened resource availability, allowing coexistence of species. Therefore, we suggest that the change of limnological conditions in post-WLF in artificial lakes acts only as a moderator factor of the interspecific interaction (especially coexistence), without direct relation between these conditions and species biomass.</text>
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                <text>El presente trabajo trata sobre la importancia de lo ecológico en la obra de Dulce María Loynaz. Es un abordaje de la poesía caribeña como búsqueda de la voz propia y como expresión de una cultura que se debate entre el diálogo y la tensión: tanto entre procesos y tradiciones literarias (por ejemplo el lirismo releído como ecolirismo), cuanto entre procesos civilizatorios e históricos (el desarrollo del Primer Mundo como causa del deterioro ambiental, no sólo del Tercer Mundo, sino global). Además, se señala de qué modo, en Loynaz (en Juegos de aguas. Versos del agua y del amor (1947), obra en la que se centralizó el análisis) lo ecológico deviene ontológico. La naturaleza no es simplemente marco contextual, escenario que presta clima a lo subjetivo, sino que, poema a poema, la naturaleza va constituyéndose en principio metafísico, fundante de la realidad. El agua es, para la poeta, clave de una realidad no escindida (especialmente por lo tecnológico). Capaz de asumir todas las formas y estados de lo material y lo inmaterial, pasa a ser, por eso, multiplicidad y totalidad, y en tal plano no es posible prescindir, en la interpretación (más que de esta poesía: de esta poética) de las conocidas consideraciones que, en varias de sus obras, expone M. Heidegger. Finalmente—y ya en el plano de una redefinición de los géneros literarios—se propone a la poesía como un auténtico modelo de ecología lingüística.</text>
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                <text>The main subject of the essay consists in the literary representation of environment as a mixed system, half natural and half human. The symbolic value and the great significance of ecological themes in the contemporary literature are related to this environmental double entity.  The essay particularly highlights the presence and the importance of trash, waste, garbage in three contemporary fiction and non-fiction novels: Les météores by the French writer Michel Tournier; Underworld by Don DeLillo; Gomorra, the docu-fictional report of the Italian journalist and writer Roberto Saviano about the illicit traffics of ‘Camorra’.   The word ‘waste’ and his synonyms define composite and impure materials, that sometimes slips every clear distinction between nature and handicrafts: on this subject, we can think about the Pacific Trash Vortex, a sort of island or ‘Atlantis’ of garbage formed in the Pacific Ocean by the rubbish and shaped by the oceanic streams.      If we can’t identify clear boundaries between nature and human activities, we can’t either separate the two dimensions from an ethical point of view.  The literary works considered in the essay show the importance of admitting the weakness of the boundaries to go beyond obsolete distinctions (such as city vs country, nature vs culture).</text>
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                <text>La presente investigación tiene como propósito Desarrollar un plan de acción en educación ambiental, como alternativa para la convivencia ecológica en los estudiantes de la Escuela Técnica Francisco Tamayo, ubicada en la Parroquia Barinitas, Municipio Bolívar del Estado Barinas. En dicha institución se aprecia que los estudiantes, carecen de una orientación y motivación acerca de un plan de acción para promover la convivencia ecológica. Es una investigación en desarrollo inmersa bajo el enfoque cualitativo, a través del método investigación-acción participante. Su diseño metodológico está estructurado en tres fases: Diagnóstico, programación, conclusiones y propuestas. Los informantes claves estarán representados por tres estudiantes, tres docentes y tres representantes. Las técnicas de recolección de información serán la entrevista en profundidad y la observación de documentos y acciones que muestren construcciones teóricas derivadas de la práctica misma, debido a que se adaptan mejor. Las técnicas de análisis de la información fueron la categorización, triangulación e interpretación. Entre los resultados que se esperan están que los estudiantes se sensibilicen y adquieran conocimientos relacionados con la convivencia ecológica y ambiental; desde un enfoque interdisciplinario, para abordar con responsabilidad los cambios de actitud, que necesita cada comunidad, con la finalidad de desarrollarse social y económicamente.</text>
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                <text>La región amazónica del Ecuador compartía con el resto de la Amazonía una compleja red de culturas y civilizaciones, las cuales fueron drásticamente reducidas o extintas tras las políticas de colonización iniciadas desde Europa y posteriormente por las nuevas repúblicas. Desde entonces, los procesos coloniales han estado basados en políticas económicas y desarrollistas incompatibles con la cultura, formas de vida y ecología presentes en la región y han desencadenado una dramática serie de consecuencias sociales que representan obstáculos para el desarrollo saludable de los habitantes de la región. Por ser un territorio explotado en sus recursos naturales, caóticamente ocupado por población humana, con sistemas de producción deficiente y de vulnerabilidad ecológica, creemos que debe permanecer vigente el concepto de colonia interna. El concepto de colonia interna debe estar presente en la búsqueda de soluciones para los problemas que la región enfrenta.</text>
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                <text>El gorgojo del maíz (Sitophilus zeamais Motschulsky. Coleóptera: Curculionidae), es una de las principales plagas del grano en “post cosecha”. Las pérdidas anuales de post cosecha de cultivos de cereales son el resultado de daños de insectos, degradación microbiana y otros factores, se estima de 10 al 25 % de pérdida de producción a nivel mundial. Tradicionalmente estas plagas se controlan con insecticidas químicos que si no se manejan adecuadamente, ocasionan problemas de contaminación ambiental y residuos en alimentos. Como una alternativa está el uso de insecticidas naturales que son menos tóxicos y pueden ser elaborados por los agricultores. Entre los insecticidas naturales están los compuestos derivados de nicotina, piretrinas naturales, neem (Azaradichtina) y las hojas, flores y extractos del árbol llama del bosque, que pueden constituir una alternativa para el control de plagas en granos almacenados como el gorgojo del maíz. En esta investigación se realizaron ensayos para determinar la actividad repelente e insecticida de hojas y flores de llama del bosque, así como de los extractos respectivos, en una cámara con túnel de viento del laboratorio de ecología química de insectos de ECOSUR, Tapachula, Chiapas, México. Con base en los resultados obtenidos se determinó efecto repelente de flores y hojas sobre gorgojos del maíz en concentración de 2 g/200 g de maíz a las 2 y 17 horas de aplicación. La mayor actividad insecticida se presentó a las 12 horas de la aplicación de extractos y el mejor efecto insecticida fue con el extracto de flores en concentraciones de 2.0 y 1.5 mg/ml.</text>
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                <text>, extractos, gorgojo del maíz, insecticida, llama del bosque, repelente</text>
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                <text>Universidad Nacional Agraria</text>
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                <text>Ecology of Anopheline (Diptera, Culicidae), malaria vectors around the Serra da Mesa Reservoir, State of Goiás, Brazil: 1 - Frequency and climatic factors Ecologia de Anophelinae (Diptera, Culicidae), vetores de malária em áreas da Usina Hidrelétrica de Serra da Mesa, Estado de Goiás, Brasil: 1 - Freqüência e fatores climáticos</text>
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                <text>The ecology of anopheline species (Diptera, Culicidae) was studied in the vicinity of the Serra da Mesa Reservoir, State of Goiás, Brazil. Climatic factors and frequency of anopheline populations were analyzed. Bimonthly human-bait and Shannon trap captures were conducted for 36 consecutive months (January 1997 through December 1999). A total of 5,205 adult anophelines belonging to five species were collected. Anopheles darlingi was the most frequently collected anopheline (61.4%), followed by An. albitarsis s.l. (35.4%), An. triannulatus. (2.5%), An. oswaldoi (0.4%), and An. evansae (0.2%). The water level and vegetation along the banks of the reservoir were crucial to the frequency of the various anopheline species. Climatic factors had a secondary influence. The reservoir's water-level stability, increased frequency of An. darlingi, and the arrival of gold prospectors were responsible for the increase in malaria cases.Foram estudados aspectos da ecologia de anofelinos (Diptera, Culicidae) em áreas da Usina Hidrelétrica de Serra da Mesa, Estado de Goiás, Brasil. Foram analisados a incidência das populações de anofelinos e os fatores climáticos. Foram realizadas capturas bimestrais, em isca humana e armadilha Shannon, ao longo de 36 meses consecutivos (janeiro de 1997 a dezembro de 1999). Capturamos um total de 5.205 anofelinos adultos, pertencentes a cinco espécies. Anopheles darlingi foi o anofelino mais freqüente (61,4%), seguido de An. albitarsis s.l. (35,4%), An. triannulatus (2,5%), An. oswaldoi (0,4%) e An. evansae (0,2%). O nível da água e a vegetação às margens do reservatório foram determinantes para a freqüência das espécies de anofelinos. Os fatores climáticos tiveram influência secundária. A estabilidade do reservatório, o aumento na freqüência do An. darlingi e a chegada de garimpeiros foram responsáveis pelos casos de malária diagnosticados.</text>
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