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                <text>Se dan a conocer cinco nuevos yacimientos de micromamíferos de la cuenca de Calatayud: Vilueña, Torralba de Ribota 8, Montón, Armantes 14 y Belmonte, que abarcan un período comprendido entre el Mioceno inferior y el superior. En las asociaciones faunísticas de micromamíferos de los cuatro primeros yacimientos, hemos determinado la línea evolutiva de las especies: Megacricetodon primitivus-collongensis- crusafonti del Mioceno medio, lo que nos ha permitido situarlas con gran precisión bioestratigráfica. El yacimiento bioestratigráficamente más antiguo es el de Vilueña, en el que está presente la especie Megacricetodon primitivus que es característica de las zonas C y D1 correspondientes, respectivamente, al Aragoniense inferior y medio. En Torralba de Ribota 8, la asociación de Megacriceton primitivus-collongensis y Fahlbuschia koenigswaldi es característica de la zona D del Aragoniense medio. En Montón se encuentra la forma de transición Megacricetodon collongensis-crusafonti, característica de las zonas F y G1 del Aragoniense superior. En Armantes 14 está la especie Megacricetodon crusafonti que es característica de la zona G2 del Aragoniense superior. Finalmente en el yacimiento de Belmonte, la presencia del múrido Progonomys hispanicus indica su edad del Vallesiense superior, en la zona J caracterizada por dicha especie. Desde un punto de vista paleoambiental y paleoclimático, durante el Aragoniense inferior y medio, la presencia en las asociaciones de Vilueña, Torralba de Ribota 8 y Montón de ardillas terrestres, atribuibles al género Heteroxerus, y glíridos del género Microdyromys que no están ligados a un clima húmedo, así como el carácter termófilo del glírido del género Microdyromys y del cricétido del género Fahlbuschia, hacen suponer la existencia de un medio abierto y un clima relativamente seco y cálido (Daams et al., 1988; Daams y Van der Meulen, 1984; Van der Meulen y Daams, 1992). En la asociación del Aragoniense superior de Armantes 14, sin embargo, ya aparece un glírido considerado de clima húmedo, como el género Muscardinus, y no se constata la presencia de ardillas terrestres, habiéndose interpretado esta edad como relativamente más húmeda que la precedente (Daams et al., op.cit.). La transición de las faunas del Mioceno medio al Mioceno superior en la cuenca de Calatayud (representada esta última edad por la asociación faunística del Vallesiense superior del nuevo yacimiento de Belmonte) corrobora también en esta área la existencia de un cambio faunístico con la desaparición de los taxones de cricétidos que tuvieron una gran expansión y evolución durante el Mioceno medio, frente a la llegada de nuevos inmigrantes como los múridos, representados por el género Progonomys. Estos hechos se han interpretado como resultado de un cambio climático hacia unas condiciones relativamente más secas, que continuaron durante todo el Mioceno superior, y más frías (Daams et al., op.cit.).</text>
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                <text>Crescimento, produção de fitomassa e teor de óleo essencial de folhas de capim citronela (Cymbopogon nardus (L.) Rendle) em cultivo consorciado com algodoeiro colorido no semiárido mineiro Growth, phytomass yield and essential oil content of leaves of citronella grass [Cymbopogon nardus (L.) Rendle] intercropping with colored cotton</text>
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                <text>C.D. ALVARENGA, H.C.R. Rocha, T.A. Giustolin, R.S. Brant, M.D.C. Souza, H.G.S. Sarmento, M.G. Barbosa</text>
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                <text>Avaliou-se o crescimento, a produção e o teor do óleo essencial de dois cortes de capim citronela em cultivo consorciado com algodoeiro colorido no semiárido. Para isso foram utilizados dois sistemas de consórcios (tratamentos): algodão colorido consorciado com capim citronela 3x1 e algodão colorido consorciado com capim citronela 1x1. A variedade de algodão colorido utilizada foi a BRS Rubi e as mudas de capim citronela foram produzidas no Horto de Plantas Medicinais da Unimontes. O delineamento experimental utilizado foi em blocos casualizados com dois tratamentos e 16 repetições. O experimento foi mantido em regime de sequeiro e foi avaliado a altura das plantas de capim citronela. Foram realizadas duas colheitas das folhas de capim citronela, sendo a primeira no momento da colheita da fibra do algodão e a segunda na rebrota do capim, seis meses após. Todas as plantas da parcela foram colhidas e as folhas frescas foram pesadas, no campo, com o auxílio de balança digital. Amostras das folhas colhidas foram retiradas e levadas para secagem em estufa com circulação forçada de ar a 35ºC até atingirem massa constante. Foi verificada a massa seca e posteriormente realizada a extração do óleo essencial pelo método de hidrodestilação em aparelho modificado de Clevenger. Os dados foram submetidos à análise de variância e as médias comparadas pelo teste Skott-Knott (p</text>
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                <text>Los humedales o áreas que sufren largos períodos de inundaciones periódicas, asociadas a los grandes ríos, cubren aproximadamente el 6% de la Amazonia Brasileña. Precisamente en esta región se encuentran localizados los bosques inundados con mayor extensión y diversidad vegetal del mundo. En esos ambientes, la altura de la columna de agua puede fluctuar durante todo el año, llegando a valores promedio de hasta 10 m. La previsibilidad y duración del pulso de las inundaciones, la abrupta transición en las condiciones ambientales a lo largo del gradiente topográfico en los márgenes de los ríos principales y la intensidad de las corrientes de agua y la dinámica de los sedimentos representan una fuerte presión selectiva sobre las poblaciones de plantas y sus sistemas de reproducción. En este trabajo se examina y discute cómo el ciclo del agua influye en las estrategias de reproducción sexual y asexual que conducen a la realización del ciclo de vida de las plantas, permitiendo el mantenimiento de sus poblaciones. También se abordan las posibles restricciones sobre los procesos de germinación, el establecimiento de plántulas y la formación de bancos de semillas. Además, se indican algunas lagunas en el conocimiento existente sobre las estrategias reproductivas de la vegetación en las planicies de inundación de la Amazonía Central y se proponen líneas futuras de investigación. Se enfatiza en las especies herbáceas, debido a la gran variedad de formas de vida y estrategias reproductivas y su fuerte dinámica temporal y espacial en respuesta al ciclo hidrológico. El estudio de la vegetación de los ambientes inundados presentados aquí es relevante, especialmente, debido a los efectos previstos en las poblaciones de estas comunidades ante los escenarios de cambio climático previstos para la Amazonia.</text>
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