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                <text>Distribución espacial de Vanilla bahiana (Orchidaceae) en dos fitofisonomías de restinga. ¿El patrón espacial varía?</text>
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                <text>Vanilla bahiana es una orquídea hemiepífita restringida a Brasil, extremadamente ornamental, amenazada de extinción y con potencial económico. Se evaluó el patrón de distribución espacial de V. bahiana en las fitofisionomías arbustiva y de bosque en un fragmento de llanuras costeras (restinga), en una unidad de conservación en el Noreste de Brasil. Para ello, se utilizó el índice de Morisita, el índice de Morisita estandarizado y el método TTLQV, y se muestrearon 1920 m2, a través de la demarcación de seis transectos de 40 × 4 m por fitofisionomía. Cada transecto se subdividió en 10 parcelas de 4 × 4 m. En la formación arbustiva, se observaron 49 individuos of V. bahiana y mayor abundancia en los bordes de los transectos (parcelas 1 y 2). En el bosque de restinga se contaron 47 individuos of V. bahiana, pero distribuidos de manera más homogéna en los transectos. Se encontró un patrón agregado para la especie en la formación arbustiva y un patrón aleatorio en el bosque de restinga. Los diferentes patrones podrían explicarse por las diferencias de luminosidad, pero también podrían estar asociados con la dispersión de semillas o la presencia de hongos de diferentes especies. Futuros estudios con distribución espacial de Orchidaceae deberían ser pluridisciplinares con la finalidad de investigar las causas principales de los patrones en escalas locales. Específicamente, comprender las relaciones entre especies de Vanilla y los hongos micorrícicos puede generar impactos positivos sobre el cultivo y la comercialización de vainilla.</text>
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                <text>El presente artículo tiene como objetivo presentar un relato libre sobre una experiencia personal de docencia universitaria durante la pandemia COVID-19 en el contexto del sistema universitario de Chile. Desde el punto de vista metodológico, el trabajo se construyó en base a la articulación de un relato basado en la memoria y experiencia personal del autor, lo que permitió articular una argumentación estructurada en diversas reflexiones abiertas sobre el ser docente universitario en el contexto de emergencia sanitaria. Los resultados de esta reflexión se articularon a través de las categorías de análisis de tiempo, tecnología y relación pedagógica. A modo de conclusión se comparten algunas reflexiones basadas en interrogantes y reflexiones que emergieron a partir de lo narrado y que se presentan como una oportunidad de articulación de nuevas reflexiones posibles.</text>
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                <text>Se presenta el análisis de sequías en las cuencas de los ríos Colorado y Bravo,mediante el Índice de Escurrimientos Estandarizados (SDI, por sus siglas en inglés).En el río Colorado se registraron tres años con sequía extrema (1934, 1977 y 2002) en la cuenca total y en la región alta de la misma, y cuatro años (1928, 1929, 1935 y 1936)en la cuenca baja. Aplicando este mismo criterio, en el caso del río Bravo se registró una sequía extrema para el periodo k3 (octubre-junio) en el año agrícola 1901-1902.El Índice de Precipitación Estandarizada (SPI, por sus siglas en inglés) sólo se aplicó en la cuenca del río Colorado, y se encontró una coincidencia de sequía extrema entre la cuenca baja y total en los años 1950, 1956 y 1989; además, en este último año,también hubo sequía extrema en la cuenca alta. Tales resultados son importantes para el manejo conjunto del agua entre México y Estados Unidos en ambas cuencas,para satisfacer las demandas de sus habitantes, cumplir compromisos establecidos en el Tratado sobre Aguas Internacionales de 1944, y tomar las medidas necesarias ante el impacto del cambio climático sobre el ciclo hidrológico en la región.</text>
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                <text>Las vermicompostas incrementan la disponibilidad y asimilación de nutrimentos y sustancias naturales promotoras del crecimiento. Adicionalmente, contribuyen en numerosas respuestas fisiológicas en plantas, tales como aumento de crecimiento y rendimiento. Se realizó una investigación con el objetivo de comparar el efecto de auxinas sintéticas y vermicomposta en el crecimiento y rendimiento de calabacita (Cucurbita pepo L.), cultivada bajo condiciones de invernadero. Se utilizó un diseño de bloques al azar con cinco tratamientos: auxinas sintéticas (Amcotone aplicadas al follaje (AUX); vermicomposta (VioHache®) incorporada al suelo en dosis de 5 (DBV), 10 (DMV) y 15 Mg ha-1 (DAV); además de un testigo (TES). Los resultados obtenidos mostraron que tanto las auxinas sintéticas como todas las dosis de vermicomposta promovieron el crecimiento de las plantas. Los rendimientos más altos, 40.5 y 37.9 Mg ha-1, fueron obtenidos con DBV y DMV, respectivamente. La calabacita de tamaño mediano (18.9 a 22.8 cm, 3.9 a 4.4 cm, 101 a 225 g) fue la más producida, con 58.6 a 74.5% del rendimiento total. El rendimiento de calabacita mediana obtenido con auxinas sintéticas o vermicomposta se incrementó desde 26.9 (DMV) hasta 61.1% (DBV), comparado con TES (17.5 Mg ha-1).</text>
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