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                <text>Considerando la importancia de la producción de piña en la economía costarricense, se propone un modelo de medición cualitativa y cuantitativa de la calidad en la operación agroindustrial de la piña, para la certificación del proceso del cultivo, recolecta, clasificación de la fruta y embalaje. Dicho modelo, además de que permite cuantificar el rendimiento de las diferentes fases de esta agroindustria, puede servir a los productores y empacadoras como instrumento para presentar ante la Unión Europea, cuando esta viene a certificar los procesos de siembra y recolección en las fincas, así como los procesos de las empacadoras de piña. Asimismo, permite tener controles que ayuden a maximizar su eficiencia y eficacia.</text>
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                <text>SANTIAGO R. DUQUE, Maria Juliana Salcedo-Hernández, Liliana Palma, Angélica Torres-Bejarano, Diego Montenegro, Nixon Bahamón, Luisa Lagos, Luis Fernando Alvarado, Marta Gómez, Angela Patricia Alba</text>
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                <text>This article provides a synthesis of the current knowledge on the evolving relation between the Amazon River and the Yahuarcaca lagoon system, through the limnological features and the ecology of phytoplankton in a period of sixteen years. The synthesis of the information was conducted by reviewing existing data about the system, for the time indicated, and analyzing it by means of descriptive statistics and linear correlation between the variables found. Also, it contains a summary of the most important aspects of the first attempt in Colombia to evaluate the influence of the flood pulse on the phytoplankton in a daily time scale. The thermal pattern of this laggon system corresponds to a warm and constant polymicthic lake type according to the de Lewis (1983) classification. The physical, chemical and biological variables examined in this várzea system change according to the hydrologic period. The conductivity, transparency and richness of the phytoplankton increase in the low water season, while the nutrient concentration, and the density, productivity and the biomass of phytoplankton increase during the high water season. Nitrate during the low water season and phosphate during the high water season are the most restricting nutrients. The changes that have taken place through these years in the connectivity between the river and the Yahuarcaca lagoon system are reflected in the dynamics of the structure and composition of the phytoplankton.</text>
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                <text>La Organización Mundial de la Salud ha propuesto el marco teórico de los determinantes sociales de la salud como campo para la investigación y la acción, con el objetivo de disminuir las inequidades en la situación de salud entre regiones, países, grupos y clases sociales. En el presente artículo se propone un esquema para el estudio de la situación nutricional y alimentaria en Colombia desde la perspectiva de los determinantes sociales, asumiendo que dicha situación es el resultado de procesos y fenómenos de orden mundial y local. Igualmente se presentan datos actualizados sobre algunos factores sociales y económicos, para mayor comprensión de su relevancia en el proceso de determinación y distribución de la situación alimentaria y nutricional colombiana. Los datos fueron tomados de fuentes secundarias, especialmente de organismos multilaterales de sectoressociales, agrícolas y alimentarios y de instituciones gubernamentales y no gubernamentales del orden nacional.</text>
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                <text>Requerimientos de microhábitat de las epífitas vasculares en la Reserva Florística Manejada Lomas de Galindo, Mayabeque, Cuba / Microhabitat requirements of vascular epiphytes in the Managed Floristic Reserve Lomas de Galindo, Mayabeque, Cuba</text>
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                <text>RESUMEN  El epifitismo constituye el modo de vida del 5% de la flora vascular cubana los estudios sobre requerimientos de microhábitat por parte de las epífitas se han concentrado en ecosistemas boscosos. De esta forma, existe desconocimiento acerca de la ecología de las epífitas en matorrales xeromorfos espinosos sobre serpentina. Estos ecosistemas constituyen sitios de gran importancia por su riqueza florística y alto endemismo. En este estudio se caracterizó la composición de la sinusia de epífitas vasculares y se evalúo la influencia de las variables del microhábitat sobre su abundancia en el cuabal Lomas de Galindo. La sinusia de epífitas estuvo representada por cuatro especies de Tillandsia, con dominancia numérica de T. recurvata. Todas resultaron holoepífitas y no evidenciaron especificidad entre las especies utilizadas como forófito. El área del forófito y el diámetro de la copa mostraron los mayores valores de correlación con el número de individuos epífitos. La distribución horizontal de las epífitas sobre el forófito mostró mayor afinidad de estas por las ramas internas, debido a su mayor grosor y a las más drásticas condiciones actuantes sobre las ramas externas. Sin embargo, la distribución vertical no evidenció un patrón de segregación entre las especies, probablemente debido al estrecho gradiente microclimático vertical que caracteriza las formaciones arbustivas.  Palabras clave: ecosistemas serpentinícolas, forófito, Tillandsia   Epiphytism lifestyle constitutes 5% of Cuban vascular flora and microhabitat requirements studies by epiphytes have been made in forest ecosystems. Thus, there is poor knwledge about the ecology of epiphytes in xeromorphic thorn scrub on serpentine. These ecosystems are sites of great importance for its floristic richness and high endemism. In this study the composition of the synusia of vascular epiphytes was characterized and influence of microhabitat on abundance was evaluated in the Lomas de Galindo cuabal. The epiphytic synusia was represented by four species of Tillandsia, with numerical dominance of T. recurvata. All were holoepiphytes and showed no specificity between the species used as phorophyte. However, the area of phorophyte and crown diameter showed the highest values of correlation with the number of epiphytic individuals. The  horizontal distribution of epiphytic on phorophyte showed higher affinity for these internal branches, due to its greater thickness and to the most drastic you condition on the external branches. Nevertheless, the vertical distribution did not show a pattern of segregation among species, probably due to the narrow vertical gradient microclimate that characterizes the shrub formations.  Keywords: serpentine ecosystems, phorophyte, Tillandsia  Recibido: diciembre 2015 Aceptado: enero 2016  Publicado: 28 de abril de 2016</text>
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                <text>RESUMEN   Spirotecoma holguinensis es una especie pionera endémica que crece en los matorrales xeromorfos espinosos sobre serpentina de la provincia Holguín, Cuba. Con el objetivo de contribuir a la conservación de S. holguinensis se caracterizaron rasgos morfológicos de sus semillas, requerimientos germinativos, tolerancia a la desecación y tipo funcional de plántula. La germinación se evaluó a una temperatura fija y cuatro termoperiodos (25ºC, 25ºC/30ºC, 25ºC/35ºC, 25ºC/40ºC y 25ºC/45ºC), con dos condiciones de iluminación (luz y oscuridad). La especie posee frutos secos, de tipo silicua dehiscente, con semillas aladas, 97 por fruto como promedio. Las semillas son pequeñas con masa fresca y seca de 3,4 y 3,1 mg, respectivamente, y un contenido de humedad inicial de 9,28%. El embrión es desarrollado, de tipo axial invertido y la relación embrión/semilla alcanzó un valor de 0,95. Además, las semillas destinaron 67,7% de su masa a la formación de estructuras de reserva. La especie no presentó dormancia seminal y las semillas son fotoblásticas indiferentes, aunque la mejor respuesta germinativa se obtuvo a la luz a 25ºC/30ºC. Al aumentar la temperatura del sustrato la velocidad de germinación disminuyó. Las semillas se comportaron como tolerantes a la desecación y las plántulas se clasificaron como fanerocotilar epigea con cotiledones foliáceos. Se discute el papel ecológico de los rasgos de historia de vida identificados en S. holguinensis y su relación con otros árboles tropicales pioneros.   Palabras claves: planta tropical pionera, ecología de semilla, temperatura, fotoblastismo   ABSTRACT Spirotecoma holguinensis is a endemic pioneer species that grow in serpentine xeromorphic thorny scrub of Holguin, Cuba. In order to contribute to the conservation of S. holguinensis, morphological features of its seeds, germination requirements, desiccation tolerance and seedling functional type were characterized. Germination was assessed in a constant temperature and four thermoperiods (25ºC, 25ºC/30ºC, 25ºC/35ºC, 25ºC/40ºC and 25ºC/45ºC) with two light conditions (light and dark) experiments. The fruits were a dry dehiscent silique, with winged seeds and an average of 97 seeds per fruit. The seeds were small, with fresh and dry weight of 3.4 and 3.1 mg, respectively, and with an initial moisture content of 9.28%. The embryo was developed, axial inverted type and ratio embryo: seed was higher than 0.95, so that embryo occupied 95% of the seed cavity. The seeds allocated 67.7% of its mass to the formation of reserve structures. The species did not present dormancy and seeds were photoblastic indifferent, although the best germination was obtained to light on 25ºC/30ºC. By increasing the substrate temperature, germination rate decreased. The seeds were desiccation tolerant and seedlings were classified as phanerocotylar epigeal with foliaceous cotyledons. We discussed the ecological role of the life history traits identified in S. holguinensis and its relationship with other pioneers tropical trees.   Keywords: pioneer tropical plant, seed ecology, temperature, photoblastism   Recibido: enero 2016 Aceptado: abril 2016  Publicado online el 2 de noviembre de 2016 y será incluido en el volumen 37. ISSN 2410-5546 RNPS 2372 (DIGITAL) - ISSN 0253-5696 RNPS 0060 (IMPRESA)</text>
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                <text>La especie Coccothrinax borhidiana fue descrita por Borhidi &amp; Muñiz (1978). El holotipo se encuentra depositado en el HAC, Herbario del Instituto de Ecología y Sistemática correspondiente a una de las muestras colectadas el 17 de mayo de 1970.</text>
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