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                <text>En el ciclo agrícola primavera-verano de 2016 se evaluaron los híbridos P4082W, H565 y DK357 con fertilización química y química + biológica mediante un experimento factorial en arreglo de parcelas divididas. En los tratamientos con biofertilizante se inoculó la semilla con Glomus intraradices + Azospirillum brasilense; en la fertilización química se aplicó 120N-80P-80K. Se midieron las variables: altura, diámetro del cuello y número de hojas de la planta, número y peso de mazorcas con y sin brácteas, peso de brácteas, longitud y diámetro de la mazorca, número de hileras mazorca-1, peso de grano de 5 mazorcas, longitud, diámetro y peso del olote, rendimientos de grano, de forraje zacateado y de molido seco; para determinar la rentabilidad de los sistemas se calcularon el costo total (CT), ingreso total (IT), ingreso neto (IN) y la ganancia por peso invertido (GPI). El análisis estadístico incluyó análisis de varianza y prueba de comparaciones de medías con el método de Tukey. Se encontró que el híbrido DK357 registró la mayor altura, número de hojas, peso de grano, longitud de mazorca y del olote, rendimiento de grano y forraje tanto zacateado como molido seco. El genotipo P4082W obtuvo el mayor peso de mazorca con y sin brácteas. La fertilización química favoreció el rendimiento de forraje zacateado, y en combinación con la biológica, incrementó el rendimiento de grano. Los híbridos DK357 y P4082W cultivados con fertilización química y biológica resultaron rentables en los sistemas para producción de grano solo, forraje zacateado y grano y forraje seco molido.</text>
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                <text>Universidad Tecnológica Equinoccial</text>
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                <text>Introducción:El medio ambiente propiciador del surgimiento y conservación de la especie humana, está amenazado por factores de diversa naturaleza, con mayor peso los de tipo antropogénico. Paradójicamente, el ser humano con su actividad económica-social constituye una amenaza a la conservación saludable del medio ambiente y su propia salud.Objetivo:describir la repercusión del cambio climático en la salud psicológica de las personas.Métodos:se realizó una revisión bibliográfica de tipo exploratoria en el periodo de julio a agosto del 2020. Para ello se revisaron 32 bibliografías provenientes de las bases de datos Scielo, Pudmed y Medline, , disponibles en la Biblioteca Virtual de Salud y en el sitio web de la Organización Panamericana para la Salud y la Organización Mundial de la Salud, se hizo análisis y síntesis de los datos más relevantes, exponiendo además cirterios del autor según su experiencia de trabajo en desastres naturales.Resultados:se obtuvo que el cambio climático genera eventos que atentan directa o indirectamente sobre la salud humana, se identificó como la causa fundamental de este problema la actividad humana que provocan la contaminación del medio ambiente, generando desastres naturales, olas de calor, sequías prolongadas, lluvias, inundaciones y migraciones como fenómeno asociado; causando ansiedad, depresión, estrés y otros daños psicológicos. Conclusiones: se concluye que el cambio climático incide sobre la salud psicológica humana y por ello se precisan medidas inmediatas para su mitigación.</text>
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