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                <text>D. Etienne de Villiers</text>
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                <text>In this article the view that the Covid-19 pandemic – especially the lockdown that went hand in hand with it – revealed both the indispensability and fragility of morality was substantiated and the response of the church to the moral challenges posed by the pandemic discussed. Findings were based on information gained from South African media regarding the pandemic and the response to it in the South African context interpreted with the assistance of research in academic publications. Various respects in which the pandemic underlined the indispensability of morality were discussed first. This was followed by a discussion of ways in which the pandemic also demonstrated the fragility of morality. The fragility of morality was traced back to the undermining influence of modern life on morality. Finally, the mixed record of South African churches in providing guidance on the moral challenges the Covid-19 pandemic posed, was noted. It was pointed out that the challenge remains to the church to provide moral guidance on life after the pandemic. The church would also have to effectively deal with the challenge to overcome the curtailment of its ability to provide such moral guidance in contemporary modern societies.  Contribution: The contribution of the article lies in identifying the moral issues posed by the Covid-19 pandemic and in gauging the response of the church in the South African context to these issues. The challenges that remain to the church to also after the pandemic provide moral guidance and overcome obstacles in providing such guidance were also highlighted.</text>
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                <text>Practical Theology, The Bible</text>
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                <text>Study of a population of Biomphalaria tenagophila (Orbigny, 1835) and of schistosomiasis transmission in 'Alto da Boa Vista', Rio de Janeiro Estudo de uma população de Biomphalaria tenagophila (Orbigny, 1835) e da transmissão de esquistossomose no Alto da Boa Vista - RJ</text>
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                <text>The present study was performed using data from a Biomphalaria tenagophila population located in a water cress garden in the Alto da Boa Vista region representing an isolated focal point of schistosomiasis in the city of Rio de Janeiro. The density and age structure of this B. tenagophila population and its rate of intection by Schistosoma mansoni were studied for a period of 15 months. The snail population showed seasonal variation in density, with a decrease in number of individual at the begining of the rainy season. At the end of this season, the population consisted mainly of adults (92.8% in May 1985 and 82.8% in April 1986). The population growth curve was logistic and of sigmoidal configuration. Shiscotoma mansoni cercariae were eliminated over a short period of time (March, April and May 1986). The release of cercariae of S. mansoni and of birds seems to depend on environmental temperature, which during certain months would show a daily variation of up to 13ºC, with the lower thermal limit approaching the limit value for sporocyte development.O presente trabalho foi realizado com dados obtidos de uma população de Biomphalaria tenagophila em uma horta de agrião na região do Alto da Boa Vista, foco isolado de esquistossomose na cidade do Rio de Janeiro. Foram feitas observações sobre mudanças sazonais na densidade e estrutura etária da população de B. tenagophila e taxas de infecção desses caramujos pelo Schistosoma mansoni durante um periodo de 15 meses. A população de caramujo mostrou variação sazonal com diminuição do número de animais no ínicio da estação chuvosa, sendo constituída no final desta estação principalmente de adultos (92,8% maio 85 - 82,9% abril 86). A população apresentou uma curva de crescimento logística de configuração sigmoide. A eliminação de cercárias de S. mansoni ocorreu durante curto tempo (março, abral e maio de 85 e abril de 86).A liberação de cercárias de S. mansoni e de ave parece depender da temperatura ambiental que chegou a uma amplitude diária de até 13ºC.</text>
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                <text>Memórias do Instituto Oswaldo Cruz.</text>
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                <text>Microbiology, Arctic medicine. Tropical medicine</text>
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                <text>En este texto se revisa el origen, distribución, botánica, diversidad, ecología, cultivo, producción, importancia económica, problemáticay perspectivas del manejo integral del cocotero; además se abordan aspectos como la copra y la tuba en México, así como estudiosde caso en la costa de Colima y Michoacán desde la perspectiva etnobotánica. Con este análisis se trata de puntualizar la importanciaque tiene como planta de uso múltiple de valor incalculable en la costa tropical de México.</text>
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                <text>En este estudio se analiza el género Eucalyptus, que deriva su nombre de las palabras griegas eu, que significa bien, y kalypteim,que significa cubierto. Estas plantas desempeñan un papel importante en los bosques cerrados de Australia meridional, donde suelenser árboles de hasta 200 años que constituyen una etapa de transición entre los bosques naturales más antiguos dañados por losincendios y los bosques pluviales cerrados. Los eucaliptos son originarios de Australia y algunos países de Asia sudoriental, dondecrecen en condiciones muy diversas de pluviosidad y temperatura. Se conocen más de 500 especies de eucaliptos. Algunos árbolestienen una altura de hasta 90 m pero en zonas abiertas de vegetación baja y de escasa pluviosidad anual son muy corrientes lasformas enanas de eucalipto, llamadas mallees, cuyo largo fuste subterráneo permite al árbol sobrevivir a los periodos de sequía.Cuando se planta fuera de su hábitat natural muchas especies de Eucalyptus han mostrado un alto grado de tolerancia a las latitudesy altitudes extremas. Las primeras grandes plantaciones se iniciaron en el Brasil en 1904. En la actualidad, ese país tiene más de unmillón de hectáreas de plantaciones de eucaliptos. Más de 100 países por todo el mundo cultivan eucaliptos en plantaciones, paísescomo México, España, Portugal, Marruecos, Argentina, los Estados Unidos y muchos otros.</text>
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                <text>En este trabajo se analizó cómo un venado que se alimenta de arbustos o un ratón come semillas, ambos practican una forma dedepredación llamada herbivorismo. El hecho de alimentarse de las plantas tiene consecuencias de supervivencia, tanto para losvegetales como para los herbívoros. La substracción de tejidos vegetales, hojas, corteza, tallos, raíces y savia influye sobre lacapacidad de la planta para sobrevivir, aunque no sea consumida por completo. También se investigó, que a pesar de que una plantano puede escapar de sus enemigos herbívoros, puede defenderse químicamente. Muchas plantas atraen, resisten e inhiben a otrosorganismos produciendo sustancias químicas especiales, conocidas como metabolitos secundarios. También se puntualiza que losproductos primarios son sustancias como las proteínas, los hidratos de carbono y los lípidos, producidos y utilizados por todos losseres vivos. Sin embargo, las plantas pueden diferir tan radicalmente en sus productos secundarios como en su morfología externa.</text>
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                <text>Cushion bogs are stronger carbon dioxide net sinks than moss-dominated bogs as revealed by eddy covariance measurements on Tierra del Fuego, Argentina</text>
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                <text>The near-pristine bog ecosystems of Tierra del Fuego in southernmost Patagonia have so far not been studied in terms of their current carbon dioxide (CO2) sink strength. CO2 flux data from Southern Hemisphere peatlands are scarce in general. In this study, we present CO2 net ecosystem exchange (NEE) fluxes from two Fuegian bog ecosystems with contrasting vegetation communities. One site is located in a glaciogenic valley and developed as a peat moss-dominated raised bog, and the other site is a vascular plant-dominated cushion bog located at the coast of the Beagle Channel. We measured NEE fluxes with two identical eddy covariance (EC) setups at both sites for more than 2 years. With the EC method, we were able to observe NEE fluxes on an ecosystem level and at high temporal resolution. Using a mechanistic modeling approach, we estimated daily NEE models to gap fill and partition the half-hourly net CO2 fluxes into components related to photosynthetic uptake (gross primary production, GPP) and to total ecosystem respiration (TER). We found a larger relative variability of annual NEE sums between both years at the moss-dominated site. A warm and dry first year led to comparably high TER sums. Photosynthesis was also promoted by warmer conditions but less strongly than TER with respect to absolute and relative GPP changes. The annual NEE carbon (C) uptake was more than 3 times smaller in the warm year. Close to the sea at the cushion bog site, the mean temperature difference between both observed years was less pronounced, and TER stayed on similar levels. A higher amount of available radiation in the second observed year led to an increase in GPP (5&amp;thinsp;%) and NEE (35&amp;thinsp;%) C uptake. The average annual NEE-C uptake of the cushion bog (-122±76&amp;thinsp;gm-2a-1, n=2) was more than 4 times larger than the average uptake of the moss-dominated bog (-27±28&amp;thinsp;gm-2a-1, n=2).</text>
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