Evaluación preliminar de 27 genotipos de tomate (Licopersicum sculentum Mill) tolerantes al complejo mosca blanca (Bemisia tabaci Gennadius (Hemíptera: Aleyrodidae)) - geminivirus, Tisma, Masaya, postrera, 2010

El estudio se realizó en el municipio de Tisma, departamento de Masaya, con el objetivo de evaluar preliminarmente 27 genotipos de tomate (Licopersicum sculentum Mill) tolerantes al complejo mosca blanca (Bemisia tabaci Gennadius (Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae))– Geminivirus provenientes de AVRDC (The World Vegetable Center). Se estableció un diseño de bloques completos al azar (BCA) con cuatro repeticiones y 27 tratamientos, consistentes en genotipos de tomates. Los datos se analizaron usando el paquete estadístico SAS ver 9.1 mediante análisis de varianza, separaciones de medias a través de prueba de rangos múltiples de Tukey (α 0.05) y análisis de correlaciones fenotípicas de Pearson. Se registró la información de ocho variables basadas en componentes de rendimientos, siete cuantitativas y una cualitativa. El análisis de varianza expresó diferencias altamente significativas para las variables de fruto y en base al análisis del rendimiento y forma de fruto, resultaron como promisorios 20 de los genotipos evaluados para continuar evaluaciones más rigurosas, descartándose siete genotipos (9, 10, 13, 11, 4, 6 y 12) por presentar rendimientos que están por debajo de la media local (Tisma) y cuyos patrones de forma no son de preferencia de consumo en el mercado nacional, sin embargo del total de los genotipos seleccionados como promisorios, ocho de los genotipos presentaron rendimientos promedios por encima de la media de producción local (49100 kgha- 1) cuyos rendimientos oscilan entre 73077 kgha-1 y 50937 kgha-1. El análisis de correlaciones fenotípicas de Pearson mostró que ocho coeficientes resultaron significativos, resultando que el número de fruto presentó correlación positiva con el rendimiento(r: 0.64) y correlación negativa con el diámetro ecuatorial (r:-0.49), número de lóculos (r:-0.38) y peso del fruto(r:-0.56), así mismo, el diámetro ecuatorial presentó correlaciones positivas con el número de lóculos (r: 0.90) y peso del fruto (r: 0.96) y el número de lóculos correlación negativa con el diámetro polar (r:-0.39) y correlación positiva con el peso de fruto (r: 0.85).

“Evangelización con espíritu” (EG 261) : la unidad de la teología, la espiritualidad y la pastoral al servicio del anuncio del evangelio: una lectura de la exhortación pastoral Evangelii Gaudium desde la Teología Espiritual

Resumen: Uno de los grandes “maestros en teología” en la Argentina de los últimos tiempos, Lucio Gera (+07.08.2012), cuyo segundo aniversario de fallecido honramos en este número de la revista Teología, hablaba de la ineludible exigencia posconciliar de integrar teología, espiritualidad y pastoral. El capítulo V de Evangelii gaudium, “Evangelizadores con Espíritu” (cf. EG 259ss), se ubica especialmente en este horizonte de convicciones porque tiene un inconfundible contenido teológico, un marcado acento espiritual y una clara orientación y lenguaje pastoral, pero sobre todo en razón de expresar una íntima compenetración entre estas tres dimensiones. En este artículo, que reelabora y amplía una presentación oral en la Jornada Evangelii gaudium, organizada por la Facultad de Teología de la UCA el pasado 5 de junio, se asume el vigor de la propuesta de una “evangelización con espíritu” (EG 261) y se reflexiona, en diálogo con nuestra iglesia local, sobre cuatro aspectos relacionados con ella: 1. una teología de la “evangelización con espíritu”, es decir, “con Espíritu Santo”; 2. una espiritualidad contemplativa: amar la Palabra y gustar ser pueblo; 3. el estilo pastoral mariano de la evangelización; y 4. la danza de la teología, la espiritualidad y la pastoral al servicio de la alegría de evangelizar.

Caracterización y evaluación preliminar de 27 variedades locales de frijol común (Phaseolus vulgaris L.), Teustepe, Boaco, 2010

El presente trabajo se realizó con el fin de caracterizar y evaluar preliminarmente 27 variedades locales de frijol común (Phaseolus vulgarisL.) colectados a nivel nacional para determinar la variabilidad del material sometido a estudio. El ensayo se estableció en La Laguna, Teustepe, Boaco. Se utilizó un ensayo de una parcela por variedad sin repeticiones con 27 tratamientos. Se evaluaron 20 caracteres cualitativos y 18 cuantitativos. La muestra fue de 10 plantas dentro de la parcela útil. Se utilizó estadística descriptiva y análisis multivariado( clúster) para 18 caracteres cuantitativos y distribución de frecuencias para 20cualitativos. Los caracteres cualitativos color oscuro de cubierta de la testa de la semilla y brillo de la semilla presentaron la mayor variabilidad. En el caso de los demás caracteres cualitativos la mayoría de ellos se presentó dominado por un solo comportamiento. En el caso de los cuantitativos las variables que presentaron mayor variabilidad fueron número de plantas cosechadas, número total de vainas por planta, longitud del pedicelo y número de racimos por planta. El análisis multivariado dio como resultado cuatro conglomerados: el primero formado por la variedad 6150, el segundo constituido por la variedad 6147, el tercero con la variedad 6120, el cuarto grupo fue el más numeroso ya que contiene las 24 variedades restantes

Edital nº 27, de 23 de dezembro de 1992 : concurso público para Assistente Administrativo

Em conformidade com o Edital nº1/1992, torna público o resultado da prova de Datilografia do concurso público para o cargo de Assistente Administrativo.

Edital nº 22, de 27 de outubro de 1992 : concurso público para Contador

Torna público o resultado final do concurso público para o cargo de Contador da Câmara dos Deputados.

Nota aclaratoria de los documentos remitidos con fecha de 26, 27 y 28 de mayo de 1939, por los sacerdotes vascos presos en Dueñas.

Fecha: 23-6-1939 (>1970 copia) / Unidad de instalación: Carpeta 45 - Expediente 2-9 / Nº de pág.: 3 (mecanografiadas)

Influence of shelf-break fronts on shellfish and fish stocks off Argentina [Contribution to ICES Annual Science Conference, Reykjavik, Iceland, 27 Sep- 04 Oct 1996]

The general circulation pattern in the western boundary of the SW Atlantic is dominated by the opposite flows of Malvinas (-Falkland)and Brazil Current. In the Confluence region both currents separate from the continental slope and flow offshore creating an area of strong contracts and complex dynamics. The shelf-break fronts off Argentina mark the transition between shelf waters of mixed origin and nutrient rich Malvinas waters. Two areas deserve special attention due to the steep gradients introduced by the outflow of important sources of continental waters: the Rio de la Plata and the Magellan Strait to the north and south of the study area. Characteristics of the front is the high primary and secondary production, and the presence of important invertebrate and fish stocks that concentrate along the front to feed or spawn. The area comprises nearly 30 o/o (333 million U$S in 1995)of all Argentine catches of fish and squid. Resources in the area, beyond the EEZ limits, support international fisheries mainly of Russia, Poland and Spain. (Document contains 15 pages & figs)

Yemaya, No. 27, March 2008

Reflections/ Women in Fisheries - Women's struggles in fisheries: What have we gained? Africa/ South Africa - Women’s net worth. Europe/ The Netherlands - VinVis: The women in fisheries network. Asia/ The Philippines - Women as fishers: Issues and struggles. Yemaya/ Past to Present - Yemaya over the years. Yemaya Recommends - Mukkuvar Women. Profile - Meet Zoila Bustamente. Q&A - Interview with Maria Cristina Maneschy. Milestones – France. What's New, Webby? - ICSF’s Women in Fisheries Bibliography.

Proceedings of the workshop on conclusions and lessons learnt from the livelihood study. Phnom Penh, Cambodia, 26-27 September 2002

This workshop is to follow-up the study on livelihoods of farmers and fishers in Kandal, Kampong Chhnang and Kratie provinces in Cambodia. It was the fourth workshop, part of an ongoing series of activities that will inform the Community Fisheries Development (CFD) Office of the Department of Fisheries (DOF), of the development of and changes in the fisheries law as it affects poor users of aquatic resources.(41 p.)

Stakeholder forum 27 January 2015 report

A report from the stakeholder forum which took place on 27 January 2015.

Channel Islands Deep Water Monitoring Plan Development Workshop Report April 26-27, 2005 University of California, Santa Barbara

In 2003, twelve marine protected areas were established in state waters (0-3 nmi) surrounding the Channel Islands. NOAA is considering extending this network (3-6 nmi) into deeper waters of the Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary (CINMS). In order for effective long-term management of the deep water reserves to occur, a well-structured monitoring program is required to assess effectiveness. The CINMS and the National Marine Sanctuary Program (NMSP) hosted a 2-day workshop in April 2005 to develop a monitoring plan for the proposed federal marine reserves in that sanctuary. Conducted at the University of California at Santa Barbara, participants included scientists from academic, state, federal, and private research institutions. Workshop participants developed project ideas that could answer priority questions posed by the NMSP. This workshop report will be used to develop a monitoring plan for the reserves. (PDF contains 47 pages.)

Diário da Constituinte [gravação de vídeo] : [programa n. 261] 

Constituintes discutem o apoio ao Presidente Sarney, quanto à definição do Sistema de Governo e à duração do Mandato. A Deputada Cristina Tavares afirma a importância da decisão coletiva, fruto do acordo entre os partidos. A Comissão de Sistematição discute se estabilidade será parte do texto constitucional ou se será definida em Lei Ordinária.

Adiabatic shear localization: occurrence, theories, and applications

Ecology of east Florida sea turtles: Proceedings of the Cape Canaveral, Florida Sea Turtle Workshop Miami, Florida February 26-27, 1985

The Cape Canaveral, Florida, marine ecosystem is unique. There are complex current and temperature regimes that form a faunal transition zone between Atlantic tropical and subtropical waters. This zone is rich faunistically and supports large commercial fISheries for fish, scallops, and shrimp. Canaveral is also unique because it has large numbers of sea turtles year-round, this turtle aggregation exhibiting patterned seasonal changes in numbers, size frequency, and sex ratio. Additionally, a significant portion of this turtle aggregation hibernates in the Canaveral ship channel, a phenomenon rare in marine turtle populations. The Cape Canaveral area has the largest year-round concentration of sea turtles in the United States. However, the ship channel is periodically dredged by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in order to keep Port Canaveral open to U.S. Navy vessels, and preliminary surveys showed that many sea turtles were incidentally killed during dredging operations. In order for the Corps of Engineers to fulfill its defense dredging responsibilities, and comply with the Endangered Species Act of 1973, an interagency Sea Turtle Task Force was formed to investigate methods of reducing turtle mortalities. This Task Force promptly implemented a sea turtle research plan to determine seasonal abundance, movement patterns, sex ratios, size frequencies, and other biological parameters necessary to help mitigate dredging conflicts in the channel. The Cape Canaveral Sea Turtle Workshop is a cooperative effort to comprehensively present research results of these important studies. I gratefully acknowledge the support of everyone involved in this Workshop, particularly the anonymous team of referees who painstakingly reviewed the manuscripts. The cover illustration was drawn by Jack C. Javech. (PDF file contains 86 pages.)

Status, biology, and ecology of fur seals: Proceedings of an International Symposium and Workshop Cambridge, England, 23-27 April 1984

The 1984 International Symposium and Workshop on the Biology of Fur Seals originated in informal talks in 1981. However, the scope and focus of the symposium remained unclear until an informal workshop was held in San Diego in June 1983. This meeting synthesised data on the foraging and pup attendance activities of six species of fur seals, and attempted to formulate a coherent framework for the adaptations associated with their maternal strategies (Gentry et al. 1986). During the workshop it was clear that comparative data on many key aspects of fur seal biology and ecology were missing. This absence of data applied not only to less well known species, for some of which considerable unpublished data existed, but also to better known species for which research in some areas had either been neglected or unreported. The value of applying the comparative method to seals, especially comparisons integrating physiology, ecology, and reproductive biology, was amply demonstrated by the results of the 1983 workshop (Gentry and Kooyman 1986). However, we were also aware that many other problems outside the area of maternal strategies could benefit from comparative data, such as recovery of populations from the effects of harvesting. Therefore, to accommodate the range of potential research, we organized this symposium to produce an up-to-date synthesis of relevant information for all species of fur seals. It was also clear that fur seal research could benefit from increased communication and collaboration among its practitioners. To foster the spread of ideas, we held oral presentations on some topics of current research and techniques and organized workshops on specific topics, in addition to providing opportunities for informal talks among participants. Thanks to generous support from the British Antarctic Survey, the National Marine Fisheries Service of the United States, and the Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research, the International Fur Seal Symposium was held at the British Antarctic Survey, Cambridge, England, 23-27 April 1984. The 36 participants are shown in Figure 1. A list of Symposium participants and authors is presented in Appendix 1 of the Proceedings. (PDF file contains 220 pages.)