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                <text>Soil chemical attributes in function of vinasse doses and application time = Atributos químicos de um Neossolo Regolítico distrófico em função  das doses e tempos de aplicação de vinhaça</text>
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                <text>Renato Paiva de Lima, Mario Monteiro Rolim�, Mara Suyane Marques Dantas, Andréa Raquel  Fernandes Carlos da Costa, Anamaria de Sousa Duarte, Anderson Rodrigo da Silva</text>
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                <text>The vinasse, generated from alcohol distillation, is an organic matter and nutrients rich residue widely used for fertigation in sugarcane plantings. However, if such effluent is applied in excessively high doses, it can unbalance the soil sorption complex, causing serious risks to the environment if disposed indiscriminately on soil. Thus, the objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of increasing doses of vinasse (0; 59; 119; 237e 474 m3  ha-1) and different incubation times (30 and 60 days) in the soil chemical proprieties. During the study, characterization of soil chemical attributes based on electrical conductivity of soil saturation extract (CEes), pH and exchangeable cations (K+ and Na+) levels. At the end of the study, it was concluded that the incubation time of vinasse in the soil affected the variables was studied. The contents of K+ and Na+ in the soil were significantly influenced by the application of vinasse increasing doses, however pH and CEes were little affected independent of the utilized doses. Application of water depths caused greater leaching of K+  in the soil than Na+ , which can cause sodicity of soil due to the application of high doses of vinasse. =  A vinhaça é um resíduo proveniente do processo de destilação do álcool, rico em matéria orgânica e nutrientes e, por isso, é muito utilizado para fertirrigação nos próprios canaviais. Entretanto, se aplicado em doses excessivamente altas pode desequilibrar o complexo sortivo do solo e, se descartado indiscriminadamente no solo, pode trazer sérios riscos ao ambiente. Objetivou-se avaliar o efeito de doses crescentes de vinhaça (0; 59; 119; 237 e 474 m3 ha-1) e diferentes tempos de incubação (30 e 60 dias) nos atributos químicos de um Neossolo Regolítico distrófico. Durante o estudo, foram avaliadas as seguintes variáveis: condutividade elétrica do extrato de saturação do solo (CEes), pH e teores de K+ e Na+ trocáveis do solo. Ao final do estudo, foi possível concluir que os tempos de incubação de vinhaça no solo só afetaram significativamente as variáveis estudadas quando foi utilizada a maior dose de tal resíduo. Os teores de K+ e Na+ presentes no solo foram influenciados significativamente em decorrência da aplicação das doses crescentes de vinhaça, entretanto o pH e a CEes foram pouco afetados independente das doses utilizadas deste resíduo. A aplicação das lâminas de lixiviação provocou maior lixiviação de K+ do que Na+ do solo, fato que pode ocasionar a sodicidade do solo em função da aplicação de altas doses de vinhaça.</text>
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                <text>&amp;lt;!-- @page { margin: 2cm } --&amp;gt; &amp;lt;p class='western' align='justify'&amp;gt;O objetivo desta pesquisa foi estudar o desempenho econômico da agricultura familiar no assentamento Santa Teresa, em Porangatu, ao Norte de Goiás. Os dados foram obtidos por entrevista direta de uma amostra com 45 assentados, no ano agrícola 2001/2002. Análises fatorial e de regressão múltipla foram utilizadas para explicar a rentabilidade dos negócios. A região apresenta baixa precipitação pluviométrica, poucos recursos hídricos e um pequeno mercado para os produtos do assenta-mento. Os produtores receberam financiamentos do governo para investimentos e custeio agrícola, mas não, capacitação e assistência técnica. As principais atividades desenvolvidas são a pecuária leiteira, a suinocultura, a avicultura e a produção de arroz e milho. A pequena quantidade de capital para custeio agrícola induz à adoção de tecnologia intensiva em mão-de-obra e pequena escala de produção (47,9% da área é cultivada) e, como conseqüência, 77,5% da mão-de-obra não é utilizada. Isso explica o baixo nível de produtividade e o alto risco das culturas anuais, embora todas as atividades agrícolas apresentem margem bruta positiva de R$ 2.188,00 por ano. A pecuária de leite foi a única atividade que apresentou renda líquida positiva. E a renda oriunda da aposentadoria representa 65% da renda familiar. As análises fatorial e de regressão indicaram que a eficiência técnica, o uso dos recursos terra e mão-de-obra familiar estão diretamente relacionados à melhor rentabilidade econômica da parcela, enquanto a área com lavouras anuais e o uso da mão-de-obra contratada estão inversamente relacionados com esta rentabilidade.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt; &amp;lt;p class='western' align='justify'&amp;gt;PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Assentamentos de reforma agrária; produção e renda; análise fatorial.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;&amp;lt;!-- @page { margin: 2cm } --&amp;gt;  &amp;lt;p class='western' align='justify'&amp;gt;This research aimed to study the economic performance of the family farming at Santa Tereza settlement, Porangatu, North of Goiás. Data were collected interviewing 45 families, in the 2001/2002 growing season. Factor analysis and a multiple regression model were used to explain the business profitability. The Santa Tereza settlement presents low rainfall, scarce water sources and a small market for their products. Farmers received government investment and operating capital, but did not receive technical assistance or human capital training. Their main activities are dairy, swine, poultry, rice and corn production. The small amount of working capital induces the adoption of labor intensive technology and small production scale (47.9% of the area is cultivated), and, as a consequence, 77.5% of the family labor is not used. This explains the low productivity levels and the high risk of the annual crops, although, all agricultural activities presented positive gross margin amounting to R$ 2,188.00 per year. Dairy was the only activity which presented positive net income. Retirement income represents 65% of the family income. Factor and regression analyses showed that technical efficiency, use of land resources, and family labor are directly related to better economic results, while annual crops and hired labor have negative effect on farm profitability.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt; &amp;lt;p class='western'&amp;gt;KEY-WORDS: Land reform settlement; production and income; factor analysis.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;</text>
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                <text>O crescimento acelerado e desordenado das cidades contribui para o aumento da degradação ambiental desencandeada principalmente pela falta de infraestrutura básica, fragmentação e perda de habitat. Todos estes fatores culminam na perda de biodiversidade e diminuição da qualidade de vida dos munícipes. Neste contexto, a manutenção de áreas verdes nos centros urbanos torna-se indispensável para minimizar os efeitos da urbanização sobre o meio ambiente e a população urbana, uma vez que desempenham diversos serviços ambientais, tais como paisagísticos, ecológicos, climáticos, recreativos e psicológicos. Desta forma, avaliou-se neste trabalho o impacto da implantação do sistema de transporte coletivo BRT sobre a arborização da parte central do canteiro da Avenida Teotônio Segurado em Palmas, Tocantins, discutindo seus efeitos sobre a estrutura ecológica urbana e os serviços ambientais. Analisamos ainda uma proposta alternativa de traçado da canaleta de circulação do BRT visando a reduzir o seu impacto sobre a arborização local. Foram inventariados 3.980 indivíduos arbóreos de 112 espécies nessa avenida, totalizado 72,64 ind./ha. O impacto sobre a arborização do projeto original da canaleta de circulação do BRT para a área central da via é cerca de 30% maior do que o traçado alternativo proposto neste trabalho, sendo suprimidos pelo menos 456 indivíduos arbóreos. Em termos de composição e importância biológica e ecológica, o traçado do projeto original ocasionará a supressão de 23 espécies nativas do cerrado a mais quando comparado ao traçado alternativo. Os impactos sobre a arborização do projeto original das canaletas de circulação do BRT implicam na perda de diversos serviços ambientais proporcionado pela vegetação da Av. Teotônio Segurado, dentre os quais a amenização da poluição do ar e sonora, a diminuição das ilhas de calor, a melhoria da qualidade de vida e a manutenção e dispersão de espécies, sendo o traçado alternativo proposto a opção ambiental e socioeconomicamente mais viável.</text>
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                <text>Palmas/TO foi projetada para ser uma capital ecológica, conciliando a ocupação humana com a preservação de recursos, dentre eles os florestais. Cada uma de suas quadras possui layout específico, pré-determinando as áreas passíveis de serem edificadas e as não edificantes. Entretanto, os recursos florestais desses espaços não edificantes sofrem pressões antrópicas colocando em risco sua conservação e manutenção. Neste sentido, realizamos o inventário qualiquantitativo da arborização das áreas verdes das quadras residenciais da cidade de Palmas com o intuito de identificar a ocorrência de espécies de usos múltiplos, conhecer o seu potencial, valorizar o seu uso pela população e por meio do conhecimento coletivo garantir a sua conservação. O levantamento foi realizado nas áreas não edificantes de 33 quadras residenciais de Palmas. No total foram identificadas 182 espécies florestais, sendo 54,4% nativas do Cerrado brasileiro. Mais de 79,0% das espécies apresentam algum tipo de uso medicinal, 66,5% são atrativas para a fauna de vertebrados e invertebrados e 40,7% delas tem emprego na alimentação humana. Observa-se que as áreas não edificantes apresentam grande importância na preservação desses recursos, garantindo o fornecimento de alimento para humanos e animais, além de princípios ativos diversos com potencial para uso medicinal.</text>
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                <text>A grande vantagem no emprego da vinhaça concentrada é que ela pode substituir em grande parte os nutrientes da adubação mineral. O uso agrícola da vinhaça concentrada como biofertilizante e os seus benefícios ao solo e às plantas são indiscutíveis. O objetivo desse estudo foi estudar o efeito do uso de vinhaça concentrada, denominada de biofertilizante, em combinação com fertilizantes comerciais, aplicados via fertirrigação, nos componentes de produção da cultura da alface. O experimento foi instalado em ambiente protegido localizado na região centro-norte do Estado de SP. A cultivar utilizada foi a Verônica, o delineamento foi inteiramente casualizado e os tratamentos foram doses de vinhaça concentrada que variaram de 50% a 250% da referência da adubação convencional de potássio. As variáveis analisadas da alface foram: massa fresca total (MFT) massa fresca comercial (MFC), diâmetro do caule (DC), comprimento do caule (CC) e número de folhas (NF). O uso da vinhaça concentrada como biofertilizante líquido proporciona aumento significativo nas principais características morfológicas da alface, resultando em plantas maiores, com maior número de folhas e maior massa fresca. Esse biofertilizante mostra-se realmente eficaz no aumento da produtividade da cultura da alface. Para as condições em que este trabalho foi realizado, pode-se concluir que a aplicação, via fertirrigação, de 2,97 m3 ha-1 de vinhaça concentrada e enriquecida com nitrogênio atende a adubação da cultura da alface.</text>
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                <text>Comportamiento de dos ecotipos de tarwi (Lupinus mutabilis Sweet.) bajo riego deficitario controlado y temperaturas bajas extremas en la Estación Experimental Choquenaira</text>
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                <text>René Chipana Rivera, Gladys J. Chipana Mendoza, María Elena Huanca Ticona, Fabiola Figueredo Fernandez</text>
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                <text>En La Paz, el cultivo de tarwi ha tomado importancia en los últimos años, debido a su contribución en el desarrollo de políticas agroalimentarias y seguridad alimentaria, asimismo, no se tienen muchos trabajos de investigación sobre riego deficitario controlado en el Altiplano boliviano. Es debida a esta carencia de información que el objetivo de la presente investigación es evaluar el comportamiento agronómico de dos ecotipos de tarwi bajo riego deficitario controlado y temperaturas bajas extremas. El trabajo se desarrolló en la Estación Experimental Choquenaira, la metodología consistió en la evaluación de los ecotipos de Copacabana y Carabuco bajo tres láminas de riego al 50, 75 y 100%, que fueron dispuestos bajo un diseño de bloques completos al azar con un arreglo de parcelas divididas, las variables evaluadas fueron el porcentaje de emergencia, altura de planta, número de ramas por planta, número de vainas por planta, número de granos por vaina y diámetro del tallo, asimismo se calculó la incidencia y severidad del efecto de la helada sobre el cultivo. Entre los principales resultados se tiene que las variables número de rama, número de vaina, número de grano por vaina tuvieron diferencias significativas bajo el efecto de las láminas de riego aplicadas al 50, 75 y 100%. La prueba de Duncan en todos los casos se puede observar la formación de dos grupos, donde el grupo A, está conformada por el 50% de lámina de riego, las demás láminas forman el grupo B. La cantidad de agua aplicada fue de 1438.60, 1078.90 y 718.90 m3 ha-1 para el 100, 75 y 50% de lámina de riego. El tarwi se encuentra influenciado por la escasez del agua, el estrés hídrico produce mayor retención de agua en sus tejidos, en condiciones de extrema sequedad del ambiente en el Altiplano producen estrés a los cultivos incluso cuando estos cuentan con suficiente humedad.</text>
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