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Economic Evaluation of Early Peach (Prunus Persica L. batsch) Commercial Orchard under Different Irrigation Strategies  [PDF]
Jesus García García, Jose García Brunton
Open Journal of Accounting (OJAcct) , 2013, DOI: 10.4236/ojacct.2013.24014
Abstract: The main aim of this paper is to evaluate the economic response of different irrigation water levels in an early ripening peach variety. In this sense, we evaluate the economics and overall water use efficiency. The test is designed with 4 irrigation water strategies. The economic indices used that use net margin show that all the alternatives are viable although the control with its Net Margin (NM)/Cost (C) of 23.6% is of particular note. This is followed by R50, the highest deficit treatment, with an
NM/C of 16.0%. The mean production cost was almost identical in the optimal treatment (control) and the R50 deficit treatment, €0.69 and €0.70, respectively. R50 was the most efficient treatment, with a Water Use Efficiency (WUE) of 5.54 kg·m-3. The NM m-3 as economic efficiency index was the greatest in the control (0.74 € m-3), followed by R50 (0.65 € m-3), while the other treatments were far from these figures. Peach cultivation generates a lot of employment and in all cases the Number of Agricultural Jobs (NAJ) ha-1 was around 0.59. As regards the social efficiency of water, the deficit treatments we applied reached high values in this respect, reaching 181 NAJ hm-3 in R50.
Can Character Solve Our Problems? Character Qualities and the Imagination Age  [PDF]
María García Alvarez
Creative Education (CE) , 2018, DOI: 10.4236/ce.2018.92012
Abstract: The emergence of new technology, incorporation of AI to the work floor and rapid pace of change and complexity around us, contribute to the need for a more sophisticated set of skills as key elements for the 21st century and centuries to come. This paper defends the idea that in the Imagination Age we will require more than just the mastery of traditional foundational literacies. Educational institutions should shift the focus towards the training of character qualities. Meta-competencies directly linked with character will provide students with the ability to deal with complex environments. While the importance of character qualities in education is not new, it will become more relevant to prepare the future generations. Educational institutions are urged to rethink their own methods and roles to prepare students to live and collaborate together with new forms of intelligence.
Purification, Immobilization and Characterization of Lipase Isoenzyme from Aspergillus niger with C8 Magnetic Particles  [PDF]
Samanta Hernández-García, María Inmaculada García-García, Francisco García-Carmona
Advances in Bioscience and Biotechnology (ABB) , 2014, DOI: 10.4236/abb.2014.57075
Abstract:

The purification of a lipase isoenzyme from an Aspergillus niger lipase A is reported in this manuscript. Purification was carried out in a simple adsorption step, in which the lipase was offered at low ionic strength to the commercially available C8 modified magnetic particles, MaKProt C8. When the isoenzyme was desorbed with a 0.2% solution of Triton X-100, the SDS-PAGE gel showed a single pure band with a molecular weight of 35 KDa. The purified fraction showed 66.75-fold purification compared with the crude extract. The pure fraction was characterized along with the crude extract and the lipase adsorbed on the MaKProt C8. The purified and the adsorbed lipase showed better activity for the tested substrates (p-nitrophenyl acetate, decanoate, myristate and palmitate) than the crude extract, the preferred substrates being myristate (26.7 μmol·min-1·mg-1) and decanoate (17.4 μmol·min-1·mg-1), respectively. The temperature and pH profiles showed no change for the three enzymes, the optimum temperature being 37°C and the best pH 7.0.

Building a Methodology for the Design of an Environmental Services Payment Programme for the Mangroves of Mexico  [PDF]
Tania García López
Open Journal of Ecology (OJE) , 2018, DOI: 10.4236/oje.2018.83010
Abstract: Environmental Services Payment Programmes are not entirely new and they are more flexible than the usual command-and-control type of regulation. In the 1990s for example, an Environmental Services Payment programme was introduced to cope with the forestry system and pay benefits to farmers for the good that their forests would produce. This review examines the possibility of using Environmental Services Payment programmes for Mexican mangroves as they are an important resource against natural disasters, and reducing greenhouse gases in the Earth’s atmosphere, for example, and they are constantly invaded by the human race which impacts on their destruction. The review aims at constructing a methodology that can be applied to the implementation of Environmental Services Payment programmes. The value of this study is in aiming a straight arrow at the environmental problems outlined in this paper, problems that have not been fully resolved to date, especially in Mexico where it is not officially recognised that mangroves play an important role in the mitigation of greenhouse gases. Furthermore, Environmental Services Payment Programmes in Mexico have not pinpointed specific types of area. We conclude this paper with elaborating on our ten-point strategy for implementing Environmental Services Payment programmes which includes, in brief: 1) Fully accepting the importance of the mitigation of greenhouse gases via mangroves; 2) designing a Environmental/Ecosystem Services Payment Programme with particular emphasis on Mexican mangroves; 3) identifying specific environmental services and their level from local to international; 4) formation and implementation of a system of “whoever benefits must pay”; 5) building of a knowledge base of owners and others who benefit from environmental services; 6) hypothetical models of particular Environmental Services Payment programmes must be constructed; 7) clarifying who must pay; 8) grouping all sectors that must pay; 9) inspiring all actors to cooperate via 10) the impact of a Citizens’ Council, for example.
Ordenamiento territorial y descentralización: competencias, recursos y perspectivas
García García,Diva;
Papel Politico , 2008,
Abstract: this article presents a historical review of the topic of territorial ordering, with an emphasis on the responsibilities assigned to different territorial levels and they way in which they have been modified after the implementation of the decentralization process. it also analyzes the resources provided and the difficulties and challenges faced by the municipalities in carrying out the above mentioned task.
Después del infierno, ？qué?: Algunas claves sobre experiencias postraumáticas
García García,Alejandro;
Prohistoria , 2006,
Abstract: from the point of view of the classical german experience, we make comments on three processes of social violence that traumatize those who lived them through, and the strategies they had to activate in order to overcome them
Tres especies nuevas de Enicospilus (Ichneumonidae: Ophioninae) de Colombia
GARCíA GARCíA,ALEXANDER;
Revista Colombiana de Entomología , 2011,
Abstract: three species of parasitoid wasps of the genus enicospilus (ophioninae: ichneumonidae) are described; these were found after a revision of specimens deposited in the entomological collections of colombia. the species were collected in the municipalities of chiquinquirá (boyacá), tocaima (cundinamarca) and the national natural park la paya (putumayo). each taxon has information on morphological and morphometrical variation, as well as their distribution in colombia.
Neuropsicología y género
García García,Emilio;
Revista de la Asociación Espa？ola de Neuropsiquiatría , 2003, DOI: 10.4321/S0211-57352003000200002
Abstract: the brain-mind functional organization of men and women shows significative differences. the cognitive sciences investigations, neuropsychology in particular, verify it, particulary in neuropsychology. the differences constitute an ample spectrum, from reflex actions to more complex behaviors. the action of sexual hormons forms neural nets and different biochemical processes in the brains of men and women, from the beginning months of intrauterine life. but experiences in sociocultural contexts also shape and organize the brain of each person causing one's own and differential capabilities and behavior.
Tres especies nuevas de Enicospilus (Ichneumonidae: Ophioninae) de Colombia Three new species of Enicospilus (Ichneumonidae: Ophioninae) from Colombia
ALEXANDER GARCíA GARCíA
Revista Colombiana de Entomología , 2011,
Abstract: Se describen tres especies nuevas de avispas parasitoides del género Enicospilus (Ophioninae: Ichneumonidae) encontradas a partir de la revisión de ejemplares depositados en colecciones entomológicas de Colombia. Las especies fueron recolectadas en los municipios de Chiquinquirá (Boyacá), Tocaima (Cundinamarca) y el Parque Nacional Natural La Paya (Putumayo). Cada taxón cuenta con información sobre variación morfológica y morfométrica, así como su distribución en Colombia. Three species of parasitoid wasps of the genus Enicospilus (Ophioninae: Ichneumonidae) are described; these were found after a revision of specimens deposited in the entomological collections of Colombia. The species were collected in the municipalities of Chiquinquirá (Boyacá), Tocaima (Cundinamarca) and the National Natural Park La Paya (Putumayo). Each taxon has information on morphological and morphometrical variation, as well as their distribution in Colombia.
Body, Control and Resistance: Lack-of-Safety and Fear-Related Practices in a District of Madrid
García García, Sergio
Revista de Dialectología y Tradiciones Populares , 2009,
Abstract: The author draws on his fieldwork findings concerning discourses on safety —or lack thereof— and fear-related practices in Carabanchel, a district of Madrid, to reflect on the body as the realm that discourses coming from the places of power ignore. Increasingly popular among experts, the discourse on the citizens’ lack of safety pretends to represent contemporary subjective insecurities while actually producing subjects in the process that can be represented. It hides the story living in the bodies, including the story of experienced fears, and returns a narrative —that of lack of safety— portrayed as a solution for protection. Notwithstanding that these discourses are incorporated and acted out by the inhabitants of a neighbourhood considered dangerous, the observer can obtain oral re-significations with which to mitigate the effect of control strategies. A partir de los avances en la investigación etnográfica sobre los discursos de la (in)seguridad y las prácticas relacionadas con el miedo en un distrito de Madrid (Carabanchel), el autor trata de repensar la corporalidad como el ámbito excluido por los discursos procedentes de los lugares de poder. El discurso de la inseguridad ciudadana, que ha ido ganando espacio en ciertos ámbitos expertos, simula representar a las subjetividades inseguras contemporáneas, pero en su intento no hace sino producir sujetos representables. Se oculta la historia que habita en los cuerpos, incluida la de los miedos vividos, y se devuelve un discurso, el de la inseguridad, que se erige en solución de protección. Pese a que estos discursos se incorporan y se actúan performativamente por parte de los habitantes de un barrio se alado como peligroso, se producen resignificaciones en el ámbito de la oralidad, capaces de atenuar el impacto de las estrategias de control.
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