18 resultados para Chá verde - Uso terapêutico
em Aquatic Commons
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En la historia de la vida sobre la Tierra, el capítulo que trata sobre el almacenamiento y conservación de las plantas se escribe en los dominios del herbario. El herbario posee los ejemplares que documentan la exploración del hombre sobre la superficie terrestre, de manera que no sólo existe el documento escrito que narra la historia del explorador sino que tenemos el privilegio de tocar esos objetos o especímenes. Así, cada herbario en el mundo posee un tesoro escondido de especímenes históricos que son el fiel testigo de las hazañas de un investigador o de una exploración a algún lugar remoto. En las últimas dos décadas el medio en el que se desarrollan los herbarios y sus colecciones han subrido cambios muy significativos, los que a su vez han ejercido presiones sobre quienes manejan las colecciones. Algunos de estos cambios son la disminución de los aportes económicos a los herbarios, el cambio en el uso de la evidencia morfológica hacia la molecular en los estudios sistemáticos y la pérdida acelerada de la biodiversidad que trae aparejada la necesidad urgente de realizar inventarios florísticos. En una era de extinción de biotas, las colecciones valiosas como son hoy día, serán aún más valiosas en los años por venir. Las colecciones representan el testigo imprescindible para la ciencia y el vehículo para llegar a las posibles soluciones. Es por ello que el conocimiento del significado, valor y uso del herbario y sus colecciones reviste una vital importancia para la ciencia y para la sociedad.
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The fishing resources of the Salado Basin are extraordinary important in the context of the inland waters of Argentina. However, the diversity of landscapes in the basin and the lack of continuity in the regional planning , have made difficult a proper management of the fishing resources. This paper has a general overview of the main aspects related to the fishing fauna of the region, with a natural point of view of the processes and mechanisms of the management. A description of the fishes basin community and the identification of the species with commercial and game interests is included . We describe the different fishing gears used in the province for game, commercial and scientific fishing. We review the criteria of diagnosis of the silver side population as a main resource of fishing interest and under this point of view we propose new outlooks to promote a proper management of the resources and its sustainable use. We identify the different kinds of fisheries that are common in the basin and we make a survey of the related socioeconomic aspects. Moreover, we analyze the development of a new institutional and regulatory frame in order to optimize the management of the fishing resources. Finally, we define criteria for ordering and conserving such resources and identify conflict points and requirements for its sustainable use in the context of new proposals for the public policies.
"They Come, They Fish, and They Go:” EC Fisheries Agreements with Cape Verde and São Tomé e Príncipe
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Fisheries agreements with the European Community (EC) are an important component of the fisheries sector in Cape Verde and São Tomé e Príncipe, constituting today a key source of income for the respective fisheries administration. In spite of this, and of the fact that these agreements have been renewed several times over the past decades, challenges remain in domains such as control and communication of fishing activities, follow-up of financial counterparts, and integration of European fleets’ operations with the Cape Verdean and Santomean economies. This paper analyzes the EC fisheries agreements with Cape Verde and São Tomé e Príncipe in terms of those domains, considering both the contents of the agreements and their practical implementation. The fisheries sector in each of these countries is reviewed, as are some of the fundamentals and criticisms of EC fisheries agreements. It is argued that the agreements with Cape Verde and São Tomé e Príncipe will not live up to the stated objectives of sustainability and responsibility in fisheries until improvements are made to the control of EC vessels, the follow-up of funds paid by the EC, and the size and diversity of benefits accruing to the fisheries and related sectors in the two countries