Analysis of variance (ANOVA)-simultaneous component analysis (ASCA) is a method of choice for factorial design studies of environmental impacts on plant metabolomes and can be used to quantitatively carry out this comparative analysis. The impacts of seven mixture design extractor systems made up of ethanol, dichloromethane, and hexane and their 1:1 binary and 1:1:1 ternary solvents for several replicate experiments (n = 3, 4, 5) were assessed using ASCA models determined from Fourier-transform infrared (FTIR), near-infrared (NIR), and UV-Vis spectroscopic measurements on yerba mate leaf extracts. This analysis considered two-factor effects: secondary sexual dimorphism (male and female plants) and cultivation systems (monoculture and agroforestry), as well as their interaction effect. The three binary solvents were found to be more efficient extractor systems for all four detectors as they found 83 main and interaction effects significant at or above the 95% confidence level compared with only 47 for the pure solvent extracts. Binary solvent extracts resulted in averages between 44.04 and 86.61% for the ASCA total effect variances compared with 40.62 to 71.07% for pure extractors. Of the 60 significant effects found for experiments with 5 repetitions 53 or 88% were obtained with only triplicate determinations. The choice of spectroscopic technique and solvent system have large impacts on metabolomic analysis results. ANOVAsimultaneous ANOVA simultaneous (ASCA ethanol dichloromethane 11 1 1: 111 1:1: n 3 4 Fouriertransform Fourier transform FTIR, FTIR , (FTIR) nearinfrared near NIR, NIR (NIR) UVVis UV Vis twofactor two factor male plants monoculture agroforestry, agroforestry agroforestry) 8 95 4404 44 04 44.0 8661 86 61 86.61 4062 40 62 40.6 7107 71 07 71.07 extractors 6 88 determinations results (FTIR (NIR 9 440 0 44. 866 86.6 406 40. 710 7 71.0 86. 71.

Abstract The objective of this work was to determine the effect of solar radiation intensity of the grazing system on sheep behavior. Treatment 1, consisted of monoculture of natural grasses (47 ± 5 lux), treatment 2 of natural grasses with Leucaena leucocephala trees (34 ± 3 lux) and treatment 3 of natural grasses with Manguifera indica trees (16 ± 3 lux). The total time of each activity per daily session was determined. A completely randomized design was used with a 3x2 factorial arrangement (three intensities of solar radiation, two sessions per day). Grazing behavior was affected by the interaction between factors. The grazing-walking activity was higher in the pastures with lower levels of solar radiation (Leucaena y Manguifera), with 217.50 y 216.38 min, respectively, in the morning session, while all times were lower in the afternoon session, with the lowest result in grazing in the sun (108.05 minutes). The reduction of solar radiation under the treetops favored the behavior of the sheep, which allowed the animals to perform resting and ruminating activities under the shade of the trees, more preferably in the afternoon session.

Resumen El objetivo fue determinar el efecto de la intensidad de radiación solar del sistema de pastoreo en la conducta de ovinos. El tratamiento 1 consistió en: monocultivo de gramíneas naturales (47 ± 5 lux); el 2: gramíneas naturales con árboles de Leucaena leucocephala (34 ± 3 lux); y el 3: gramíneas naturales con árboles de Manguifera indica (16 ± 3 lux). Se determinó el tiempo total de cada actividad por sesión del día. Se utilizó un diseño completamente aleatorizado, con arreglo factorial 3x2 (tres intensidades de radiación solar por dos sesiones del día). La conducta en pastoreo fue afectada por la interacción entre los factores. La actividad pastar-caminar fue mayor en los pastoreos de menor nivel de radiación solar (Leucaena y Manguifera) con 217.50 y 216.38 min respectivamente, en la sesión de la mañana; mientras que todos los tiempos fueron menores en la sesión tarde, con el menor resultado en el pastoreo al sol (108.05 minutos). La reducción de la radiación solar bajo la copa de los árboles favoreció el comportamiento conductual de las ovejas, esto permitió que los animales realizaran actividades de descanso y rumia bajo la sombra de los árboles, con más preferencia en la sesión tarde.

Abstract Through interviews, participant observation, and a collective dialogue meeting among women, the results of an investigation into the challenges, difficulties, and forms of violence faced by young rural women who are studying or have graduated from the Sustainable Agricultural Innovation Engineering program in Cuquío, Jalisco, are gathered and presented. Since their early years, these young women have confronted various forms of violence within the agro-industrial context in which they are situated. Some of these forms of violence are linked to sexist dynamics surrounding monoculture maize production, compounded by others associated with their rural youth and gender condition. These challenges are interdependently reproduced, accumulated, and intensified within their university experiences, leading to psychosocial distress, academic dropout, and hindrances in accessing career-related opportunities. This article aims to shed light on these situations -prior to, during, and after their university studies- analyzing them through a feminist lens to enable the recognition, focus, and analysis of the patriarchal facet within the agro-industry.

Resumen A través de entrevistas, observación participante y un encuentro para el diálogo colectivo entre mujeres, se recuperan y presentan los resultados de una indagación sobre las dificultades, retos y violencias que enfrentan las mujeres jóvenes rurales que estudian y han egresado de la carrera de Ingeniería en Innovación Agrícola Sustentable, en Cuquío, Jalisco. Estas jóvenes desde pequeñas han enfrentado diversas violencias en el contexto agroindustrial donde se desarrollan; algunas de ellas asociadas a dinámicas sexistas en torno a la producción en monocultivo de maíz, sumadas a otras ligadas a su condición juvenil rural y de género, las cuales se reproducen, acumulan y profundizan interseccionalmente en su universidad, generando malestar psicosocial y deserción escolar, así como dificultándoles e impidiéndoles el acceso a trabajos relacionados con su carrera profesional. El artículo pretende visibilizar tales situaciones -antes, durante y después de sus estudios universitarios-, analizándolas desde una perspectiva feminista que posibilite reconocer, enfocar y analizar la faceta patriarcal de la agroindustria.

ABSTRACT Sugarcane-duck symbiosis (SDS) is an ecological breeding production method wherein meat ducks are released in sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum L.) fields during the middle and late stages of sugarcane growth. The effects of SDS on sugarcane rhizobacterial diversity remain poorly understood. We conducted field experiments with sugarcane monoculture (SC) and SDS and performed genetic analyses on the rhizobacterial communities based on 16S rRNA across different growth stages of sugarcane. The effects of soil physicochemical factors on the bacterial community structure were analyzed via redundancy analysis. We found that soil organic matter (SOM), total N (TN), nitrate N (NN), and ammonium N (AN) contents of sugarcane rhizosphere soils increased during different growth periods in SDS. During the perennial root stages, the Shannon-, Ace-, and Chao1 indices increased, whereas the available P (AP) content decreased. The soil pH was more balanced and its effect on the soil bacterial community was insignificant. The dominant sugarcane rhizosphere flora were Actinobacteria, Proteobacteria, Chloroflexi, Acidobacteria, Firmicutes, norank_f__norank_o__Gaiellales, Sphingomonas, norank_f__Roseiflexaceae, Bacillus, and norank_f__Xanthobacteraceae, but with significant inter-annual variations. Redundancy analysis showed that SOM, TN, NN, AN, AP, catalase (CAT) and invertase (INV) activity were closely associated with the diversity of the soil bacterial communities, and TN and INV activity were the main drivers of sugarcane rhizobacterial communities in the SDS groups. In conclusion, SDS improves the fertilizer supply capacity and soil quality of sugarcane soils by regulating major soil nutrient content, available nutrients, and microbial diversity. This study provides a theoretical basis for scientifically managing SDS and the screening of biocontrol bacteria.

Resumen La pequeña agricultura del secano de Chile Central se enfrenta hoy a diversas limitaciones como son la escasez o variabilidad de regímenes de lluvias anuales, la influencia del cambio climático global y lejanía de los centros de desarrollo. La implementación de programas para el desarrollo agrícola requiere de un adecuado diagnóstico y evaluación de la sostenibilidad de los sistemas agrícolas, lo que es posible realizar usando una diversidad de índices. Este estudio analizó la sostenibilidad de la pequeña agricultura de secano de la Región de Valparaíso en Chile Central a través del marco SAFA Smallholders de la FAO. Esta herramienta ha sido validada en diferentes contextos, incluyendo indicadores en dimensiones social, ambiental, económico y de gobernanza. En particular, se evaluó la sostenibilidad de 30 predios representativos de la zona en cuanto a la diversidad de cultivos, enfoque de producción (convencional vs. agroecológico) y el acceso a agua para riego. Al no existir antecedentes previos de este tipo de evaluaciones mediante la herramienta SAFA en el país, este estudio podría considerarse como exploratorio. Los resultados muestran un nivel de sostenibilidad intermedio con un valor promedio de 60% en una escala de 1-100%. Los predios con mayor diversidad de cultivos y prácticas agroecológicas revelaron más altos niveles de sostenibilidad que aquellos con enfoque en monocultivo y prácticas convencionales. Los resultados sugieren fomentar prácticas agroecológicas acorde a la precariedad de recursos hídricos disponibles; reforzar los programas e iniciativas que contribuyan a la participación de los productores en sus organizaciones gremiales e inversiones comunitarias de su territorio; mejorar su liquidez con el acceso a diferentes fuentes de financiamiento; y ampliar a un mayor público las capacitaciones técnicas y de gestión.

Abstract Small-scale agriculture in the drylands of Central Chile is facing several challenges, such as scarcity or variability of annual rainfall regimes, the impact of global climate change, and distance from development centers. The implementation of programs for agricultural development requires an adequate diagnosis and assessment of the sustainability of agricultural systems, which can be conducted using a diversity of indices. This study analyzed the sustainability of small-scale dryland agriculture in the Valparaíso Region in Central Chile through the FAO SAFA Smallholders framework. This tool has been validated in different contexts, including indicators in social, environmental, economic and governance dimensions. In particular, the sustainability of 30 representative farms in the study area was evaluated in terms of crop diversity, production approach (conventional vs. agroecological) and access to water for irrigation. As there is no previous history of the use of the SAFA tool in this type of evaluations in the country, this study could be considered exploratory. The results show an intermediate level of sustainability with an average value of 60% on a scale of 1-100%. Farms with greater diversity of crops and agroecological practices revealed higher levels of sustainability than those with a focus on monoculture and conventional practices. The results highlight the importance of promoting agroecological practices according to the precariousness of available water resources; reinforcing programs and initiatives that contribute to the participation of farmers in their union organizations and community investments in their territory; improving farmers’ liquidity through the access to different financing sources; and expanding technical and management training to a larger audience.

Abstract Background: Agricultural management modifies the microclimate in the cultivated area, improving the physiology and productivity of plants. Questions: How does the microclimate, physiology and productivity of maize vary in a monoculture (M) and a milpa (polyculture, MFC) in shallow and deep soils of Yucatan? Study species: Zea mays L. Study site and date: Yucatán, Mexico; 2022 Methods: Air and soil temperature, water vapor pressure deficit, dew formation and volumetric soil water content (CVA); CO2 assimilation (A), transpiration (E), stomatal conductance (gs), water use efficiency, chlorophyll content (CC), quantum efficiency, electron transport rate and non-photochemical dissipation in maize plants were measured at 40 and 75 days after planting, in milpas and monocultures in Peto (shallow soil with high stoniness) and Mama (deeper soils with low stoniness), Yucatán. Results: The soil temperature was up to 5 °C higher in Peto and 2 °C in Mama in M compared to MFC, where soil water was also up to 22 % higher than in M. Maize plants in Mama showed higher A and E than those of Peto; the plants in MFC in Peto had higher A, E and gs than those of M; the opposite was observed in Mama. The CRA and CC were higher in MFC plants in Peto. Conclusions: The microclimatic modification associated with the polyculture, and its effect on maize was related to the soil: the Milpa was more productive on stony soils and monoculture in deep soils. The CVA was higher in MFC.

Resumen Antecedentes: El manejo agrícola modifica el microclima en el área de cultivo, afectando la fisiología y productividad de las plantas. Preguntas: ¿Cómo varía el microclima, fisiología y productividad del maíz en un monocultivo (M) y una milpa (policultivo, MFC) en suelos profundo y superficial de Yucatán? Especie de estudio: Zea mays L. Sitio de estudio: Yucatán, México; 2022 Métodos: Se midió temperatura del aire y suelo, déficit de presión de vapor, formación de rocío y contenido volumétrico de agua en suelo (CVA); asimilación de CO2 (A), transpiración (E), conductancia estomática (gs), eficiencia en el uso del agua, contenido de clorofila (CC), eficiencia cuántica, tasa de transporte de electrones y disipación no fotoquímica en plantas de maíz a 40 y 75 días después de la siembra, en milpas y monocultivos en Peto (suelo superficial, alta pedregosidad) y Mama (suelo más profundo, baja pedregosidad), Yucatán. Resultados: La temperatura del suelo fue hasta 5 °C mayor en Peto y 2 °C en Mama en M respecto a MFC, que registró hasta 22 % mayor CVA que M. El maíz en Mama presentó mayor A y E que en Peto; las plantas en MFC en Peto tuvieron mayor A, E y gs que las de M; en Mama fue lo contrario. El CRA y CC fue mayor en plantas de MFC en Peto. Conclusiones: La modificación microclimática y su efecto sobre el maíz dependió del suelo: MFC fue más productiva en suelos superficiales, mientras M en suelos profundos. El CVA fue mayor en MFC.

Abstract The resource pool diversity hypothesis (RPDH) posits that organic systems that include diverse crop rotations, green manure and organic fertilisers have a greater diversity of resource pools that can alleviate weed - crop competition compared to conventional systems. To test the RPDH, wheat (Triticum aestivum) and wild oats (Avena sterilis) in winter, and maize (Zea mays) and Palmer amaranth (Amaranthus palmeri) in summer, were grown in pots in soils from organic (ORG) and conventional (CONV) fields, with contrasting number of estimated resource pools. A replacement series design with proportions of crop: weed of 0:1, 0.25:0.75, 0.5:0.5, 0.75:0.25 and 1:0 was used. Half of the pots received an organic-mineral fertiliser (F) and the other half did not (NF). Aerial biomass of all plants was measured. Relative Crowding Coefficient (RCC) and the product of RCC (RCCP) for each crop and weed biomass were estimated by modelling the biomass across crop:weed proportions. RCCP larger than one was used as an indicator of overyielding. In the winter experiment, wheat always outcompeted wild oats and we did not detect overyielding across fields with different number of pools, system or fertiliser. In the summer experiment, we found overyielding in ORG NF fields. Functionally different species like maize and Palmer amaranth may have been extracting nutrients from diverse pools in organic NF fields whereas with the addition of fertiliser, Palmer amaranth outcompeted maize. Biomass of monoculture crop and weed in both experiments was positively correlated with number of estimated pools. Our results provide support for the RPHD but only for the two tested functionally different species.

Resumen La hipótesis de la diversidad de “pools” de recursos (RPDH) establece que la tolerancia del cultivo frente a las malas hierbas en sistemas ecológicos es mayor que en sistemas convencionales debido a una mayor diversidad de rotaciones y abonos en sistemas ecológicos. Sin embargo, es posible que el manejo y no sólo el sistema productivo (eco, conv.) modulen el número de “pools”. Para validar la RPDH, se recogió suelo de tres campos ecológicos y tres convencionales con un número variado de “pools” estimados. El suelo se puso en macetas y se hizo crecer trigo y Avena sterilis en invierno y maíz y Amaranthus palmeri en verano siguiendo un diseño de series de reemplazo. La mitad de las macetas fueron fertilizadas. La biomasa aérea se pesó para cada especie y se utilizó para estimar el coeficiente de hacinamiento relativo (Relative Crowding Coefficient) de cada especie y el producto entre éstos (RCCP) según la ecuación de de Wit. Un RCCP mayor que uno se utilizó como indicador de partición de recursos (overyielding). En el experimento de invierno no se observó partición de recursos, sino que el trigo siempre compitió mejor que la avena en los dos sistemas y fertilizaciones. En el experimento de verano, se observó partición de recursos en los sistemas ecológicos sin fertilizar. Con fertilización, A. palmeri superó al maíz. No se observó que el número estimado de pools tuviera relación con la competencia entre cultivo y hierba, pero sí con la biomasa en monocultivo. Nuestros resultados apoyan la RPDH cuando cultivo y mala hierba pertenecen a especies funcionalmente distintas.

ABSTRACT Management of Quilombola systems are primitive agricultural systems based on the ancestral knowledge of Afro-Brazilian enslaved people. Here, the aim was to understand the impact of these primitive farming methods on the distribution of available nitrogen (N) forms in the soil profile of two Brazilian Cerrado phytophysiognomies. The soil was sampled in Cerradão (high Cerrado) and Cerrado Stricto sensu (low Cerrado) at six soil depths (0-10, 10-20, 20-30, 30-40, 40-50, and 50-60 cm). The following management systems were considered: pasture (PP1 and PP2), maize cultivation (M1 and M2), citrus-cassava intercropping (T1), and citrus monoculture (T2). In addition, the soil was sampled in the native area of Cerradão (NC1) and Cerrado Stricto sensu (NC2). Three N forms were determined: i) available nitrogen (Av-N), ii) ammonium (NH4+-N) and iii) nitrate (NO3–-N) contents. The Av-N content decreased with increasing soil depth only in NC1 and NC2. The NO3–-N content was similar at all soil depths for maize and pasture, while the content decreased at soil depth for NC1, NC2, and T1. NH4+-N was similar in M2 and PP2, but it increased in T2, ranging from 6.17 mg kg–1 to 17.54 mg kg–1. Overall, the dynamics of available N forms varied according to the Cerrado phytophysiognomy and the management systems and NO3–-N was the most constant N form in the soil profile. Therefore, although the management of Quilombola systems is less intensive, they negatively affect the dynamics and N availability, mainly where management is less conservative, that is, in maize and citrus monocultures. AfroBrazilian Afro people Here (N phytophysiognomies high low 010, 010 0 10, 10 (0-10 1020, 1020 20, 20 10-20 2030, 2030 30, 30 20-30 3040, 3040 40, 40 30-40 4050, 4050 50, 50 40-50 5060 60 50-6 cm. cm . cm) considered PP1 PP (PP PP2 , PP2) M1 M (M M2, M2) citruscassava cassava T1, T1 T (T1) T2. T2 (T2) addition NC (NC1 NC2 (NC2) determined i AvN, AvN Av (Av-N) ii NH4+N NH4N NHN NH4+ NH4 NH (NH4+-N iii NO3–N NO3N NON NO3– NO3 NO (NO3–-N contents 617 6 17 6.1 kg1 kg 1 kg– 1754 54 17.5 Overall Therefore intensive availability conservative monocultures 01 (0-1 102 2 10-2 203 3 20-3 304 4 30-4 405 5 40-5 506 50- (T1 (T2 (NC (NC2 (Av-N 61 6. 175 17. (0- 10- 20- 30- 40- (T (0 (

ABSTRACT. Integrated agricultural production systems can increase soil organic carbon stocks over time and contribute to the mitigation of climate change. The present study aimed to evaluate soil carbon stocks, accumulation rates (TOC), total nitrogen (TN), and the quality of soil organic matter (SOM) after the transition of a low-productivity pasture into agrosilvopastoral systems in the Cerrado biome. We evaluated an 11-year-old experiment, and the treatments studied were: Eucalyptus + buffel grass; Eucalyptus + cowpea; Eucalyptus + pigeon pea; eucalyptus + buffel grass + cowpea; Eucalyptus + buffel grass + pigeon pea; Eucalyptus in monoculture (with a 20 × 3 m tree arrangement and no cultivation between rows but with a history of forage and grain crop production); and a low-productivity pasture as additional treatment and reference to the soil condition previously the land-use change. In this study, TOC and TN stocks and accumulation, labile (LC) and non-labile carbon (NLC), and SOM humic fractions were evaluated at 0-10, 10-20, 20-40, and 0-40 cm depth layers. Integrated farming systems have increased TOC and TN, NLC, carbon contents and stocks in SOM chemical fractions in all depths and TOC and TN accumulation of 5.22 Mg ha-1 year-1 and 0.23 Mg ha-1 year-1, respectively, at the 0-40 cm depth layer. The integration of Eucalyptus with legumes or buffel grass increased the LC content in the surface layer of the soil. The transition from low-productivity pasture into integrated farming systems can promote the recovery of SOM and soil quality. Hence, our results suggest that agrosilvopastoral systems can be used as sustainable farming systems in the Cerrado biome. ABSTRACT change TOC, , (TOC) (TN) (SOM lowproductivity low productivity biome 11yearold yearold 11 year old experiment cowpea pea 2 production) landuse land use (LC nonlabile non NLC (NLC) 010, 010 0 10, 10 0-10 1020, 1020 20, 10-20 2040, 2040 40, 40 20-40 040 0-4 layers 522 5 22 5.2 ha1 ha 1 ha- year1 year- 023 23 0.2 year1, 1, respectively Hence (TOC (TN (NLC 01 0-1 102 10-2 204 4 20-4 04 0- 52 5. 02 0. 10- 20-

ABSTRACT An integrative review was conducted to identify which intercrops, composed of grasses from tropical or temperate climates, are most commonly used in ruminant feeding and which result in higher productivity. The review followed a developed and tested protocol according to the PVO strategy to formulate the guiding question. Data were collected from articles published in the electronic databases SCOPUS (Elsevier), Web of Science (Main Collection), and SciELO Citation Index (Web of Science) through a single cross-reference search. It was not carried out temporally, regionally, nor limited to Brazil. Among the selected studies, the genera found were Lolium (26.7%), Avena (26.7%), Brachiaria (20.0%), Cynodon (13.4%), Panicum (6.6%), and Sorghum (6.6%). The technologies adopted in the articles were target height (50.0%), reseeding (33.3%), and defoliation intensity (16.7%). The animal species used were beef cattle, dairy cattle, and goats - 50.0%, 33.3%, and 16.7%, respectively. It was possible to observe that the use of different cultivars yields positive results; this was most evident with the grasses most used in intercropping: ryegrass (Lolium multiflorum Lam) and black oats (Avena strigosa Schreb); which showed higher productivity values compared to monoculture. intercrops climates question Elsevier, Elsevier , (Elsevier) Main Collection, Collection Collection) crossreference cross reference search temporally regionally Brazil studies 26.7%, 267 26.7% 26 7 (26.7%) 20.0%, 200 20.0% 20 0 (20.0%) 13.4%, 134 13.4% 13 4 (13.4%) 6.6%, 66 6.6% 6 (6.6%) 6.6%. . 500 50.0% 50 (50.0%) 333 33.3% 33 3 (33.3%) 16.7%. 167 16.7% 16 (16.7%) cattle respectively results intercropping Lam Schreb Schreb) monoculture (Elsevier 26.7 2 (26.7% 20.0 (20.0% 13.4 1 (13.4% 6.6 (6.6% 50.0 5 (50.0% 33.3 (33.3% 16.7 (16.7% 26. (26.7 20. (20.0 13. (13.4 6. (6.6 50. (50.0 33. (33.3 16. (16.7 (26. (20. (13. (6. (50. (33. (16. (26 (20 (13 (6 (50 (33 (16 (2 (1 ( (5 (3

RESUMO Com o objetivo identificar quais consórcios compostos por gramíneas de clima tropical ou temperado são mais utilizados na alimentação de ruminantes e quais resultam em maior produtividade, foi realizada uma revisão integrativa. A revisão seguiu um protocolo desenvolvido e testado de acordo com a estratégia PVO, para formular a pergunta orientadora. Os dados foram coletados em artigos publicados nas bases de dados eletrônicos SCOPUS (Elsevier), Web of Science (Coleção Principal) e SciELO Citation Index (Web of Science), por meio de uma única busca cruzada de referências. Não foi utilizado corte temporal, regional nem limitado ao Brasil. Entre os estudos selecionados, os gêneros encontrados foram Lolium (26,7%), Avena (26,7%), Brachiaria (20,0%), Cynodon (13,4%), Panicum (6,6%) e Sorghum (6,6%). As tecnologias adotadas nos artigos foram metas de altura (50,0%), ressemeadura (33,3%) e intensidade de desfolhamento (16,7%). As espécies animais utilizadas foram bovinos de corte, bovinos leiteiros e cabras - 50,0%, 33,3% e 16,7%, respectivamente. Foi possível verificar que o uso de diferentes cultivares promove resultados positivos; isso foi mais evidente com as gramíneas mais utilizadas no consórcio: azevém (Lolium multiflorum Lam) e a aveia-preta (Avena strigosa Schreb), que apresentaram valores de produtividade mais altos em comparação ao monocultivo. integrativa PVO orientadora Elsevier, Elsevier , (Elsevier) Coleção Principal Science, Science) referências temporal Brasil selecionados 26,7%, 267 26,7% 26 7 (26,7%) 20,0%, 200 20,0% 20 0 (20,0%) 13,4%, 134 13,4% 13 4 (13,4%) 6,6% 66 6 (6,6% 6,6%. . 500 50,0% 50 (50,0%) 333 33 3 (33,3% 16,7%. 167 16,7% 16 (16,7%) 33,3 respectivamente positivos consórcio Lam aveiapreta aveia preta Schreb, Schreb Schreb) monocultivo (Elsevier 26,7 2 (26,7% 20,0 (20,0% 13,4 1 (13,4% 6,6 (6,6 50,0 5 (50,0% (33,3 16,7 (16,7% 33, 26, (26,7 20, (20,0 13, (13,4 6, (6, 50, (50,0 (33, 16, (16,7 (26, (20, (13, (6 (50, (33 (16, (26 (20 (13 ( (50 (3 (16 (2 (1 (5

Abstract The objective of this study is to understand the reasons for use or non-use of the integrative and complementary practices among university health students. It is a quantitative and qualitative research, with data collected with questionnaires (667) and interviews (34), and investigated by content analysis. Therapeutic effects, family influence, and offer of alternatives to biomedicine were the main reasons for use of integrative and complementary practices, while the absence of demand, disinterest, and lack of opportunity were the most frequent barriers for use. Therefore, the motivations for use emphasize advantages obtained with these practices and some contexts that determine their adoption. Regarding the barriers for use, a scenario of low availability and dominance of biomedicine in contemporary western culture stands out. Therefore, these results corroborate the demand to confront the monoculture of biomedicine, as well as the inclusion of integrative practices in higher health education. Thus, university can be built on dialogues between different cultures in health, facilitating the use of non-hegemonic practices and expanding the epistemic bases of care in the formation and the life of the academic community.

Resumo O objetivo deste estudo é compreender os motivos de uso e não uso das práticas integrativas e complementares entres estudantes universitários da área da saúde. Trata-se de uma pesquisa quanti-qualitativa, com dados coletados por meio de questionários (667) e entrevistas (34) e submetidos à análise de conteúdo. Os efeitos terapêuticos, a influência familiar e a oferta de alternativa à biomedicina foram as principais razões elencadas para o uso das práticas integrativas e complementares, ao tempo que a ausência de demanda, o desinteresse e a falta de oportunidade foram as motivações mais frequentes para o não uso. Nesse sentido, as motivações de uso enfatizam as vantagens obtidas através da interlocução com essas práticas e alguns contextos que determinam sua adoção. Em relação às motivações de não uso, destaca-se um cenário de baixa oferta e dominância da biomedicina na cultura ocidental contemporânea. Portanto, esses resultados corroboram a demanda de enfrentamento da monocultura da biomedicina, bem como a abordagem das práticas integrativas na educação superior. Desse modo, a universidade pode se construir a partir da tessitura entre diferentes culturas em saúde, com a facilitação do emprego das práticas não hegemônicas e a ampliação das bases epistêmicas de cuidado na formação e vida da comunidade acadêmica.

Abstract The objective of this study is to understand the reasons for use or non-use of the integrative and complementary practices among university health students. It is a quantitative and qualitative research, with data collected with questionnaires (667) and interviews (34), and investigated by content analysis. Therapeutic effects, family influence, and offer of alternatives to biomedicine were the main reasons for use of integrative and complementary practices, while the absence of demand, disinterest, and lack of opportunity were the most frequent barriers for use. Therefore, the motivations for use emphasize advantages obtained with these practices and some contexts that determine their adoption. Regarding the barriers for use, a scenario of low availability and dominance of biomedicine in contemporary western culture stands out. Therefore, these results corroborate the demand to confront the monoculture of biomedicine, as well as the inclusion of integrative practices in higher health education. Thus, university can be built on dialogues between different cultures in health, facilitating the use of non-hegemonic practices and expanding the epistemic bases of care in the formation and the life of the academic community. nonuse non students research 667 (667 34, 34 , (34) analysis effects influence disinterest Therefore adoption out education Thus nonhegemonic hegemonic community 66 (66 3 (34 6 (6 (3 (

Resumo O objetivo deste estudo é compreender os motivos de uso e não uso das práticas integrativas e complementares entres estudantes universitários da área da saúde. Trata-se de uma pesquisa quanti-qualitativa, com dados coletados por meio de questionários (667) e entrevistas (34) e submetidos à análise de conteúdo. Os efeitos terapêuticos, a influência familiar e a oferta de alternativa à biomedicina foram as principais razões elencadas para o uso das práticas integrativas e complementares, ao tempo que a ausência de demanda, o desinteresse e a falta de oportunidade foram as motivações mais frequentes para o não uso. Nesse sentido, as motivações de uso enfatizam as vantagens obtidas através da interlocução com essas práticas e alguns contextos que determinam sua adoção. Em relação às motivações de não uso, destaca-se um cenário de baixa oferta e dominância da biomedicina na cultura ocidental contemporânea. Portanto, esses resultados corroboram a demanda de enfrentamento da monocultura da biomedicina, bem como a abordagem das práticas integrativas na educação superior. Desse modo, a universidade pode se construir a partir da tessitura entre diferentes culturas em saúde, com a facilitação do emprego das práticas não hegemônicas e a ampliação das bases epistêmicas de cuidado na formação e vida da comunidade acadêmica. saúde Tratase Trata quantiqualitativa, quantiqualitativa quanti qualitativa, qualitativa quanti-qualitativa 667 (667 34 (34 conteúdo terapêuticos sentido adoção destacase destaca contemporânea Portanto superior modo acadêmica 66 (66 3 (3 6 (6 (

ABSTRACT Gliricidia (Gliricidia sepium (Jacq) Kunth ex Walp) is a legume that has been used in agroforestry systems, for animal feed and contribution to soil fertility. During the cultivation of the crop, it is necessary to carry out weed management, as these can interfere with the growth and development of gliricidia, and it is essential to know the competitive ability of the crop with weeds. In view of the above, the objective was to evaluate the competitiveness of gliricidia coexisting with the weeds Senna obtusifolia(sicklepod), Commelina benghalensis(benghal dayflower), Bidens subalternans(beggarticks), Ipomoea triloba(morning glory) and Urochloa brizantha(signalgrass). The experiment was set up in a greenhouse, in a completely randomized design, with four replications. Each experimental unit consisted of a pot containing a gliricidia seedling in coexistence with three weeds of each species, in addition to the monoculture of the six species, as a comparison standard. The initial growth of gliricidia seedlings and weeds was evaluated through stem diameter, plant height, counting the number of leaves; root volume; and dry matter of leaves, stem and root. The data were submitted to analysis of variance (p<0.05) and when significant, the means were compared using the Tukey test. The competition of gliricidia with weeds resulted in a reduction in the increment of all analyzed variables. The results obtained showed that all weeds, with the exception of C. benghalensis, interfered negatively in the growth of the tree species. Jacq (Jacq Walp systems fertility management above obtusifoliasicklepod, obtusifoliasicklepod obtusifolia sicklepod , obtusifolia(sicklepod) benghalensisbenghal benghalensis benghal dayflower, dayflower dayflower) subalternansbeggarticks, subalternansbeggarticks subalternans beggarticks subalternans(beggarticks) trilobamorning triloba morning glory brizanthasignalgrass. brizanthasignalgrass brizantha signalgrass . brizantha(signalgrass) greenhouse design replications species standard diameter height leaves volume p<0.05 p005 p 0 05 (p<0.05 significant test variables C obtusifolia(sicklepod subalternans(beggarticks brizantha(signalgrass p<0.0 p00 (p<0.0 p<0. p0 (p<0. p<0 (p<0 p< (p< (p

RESUMO A gliricídia (Gliricidia sepium(Jacq) Kunth ex Walp) é uma leguminosa que vem sendo utilizada em sistemas agroflorestais, visando alimentação animal e contribuição na fertilidade do solo. Durante o seu cultivo é necessária a realização do manejo de plantas daninhas, pois essas podem interferir no crescimento e no desenvolvimento da gliricídia, sendo fundamental conhecer a habilidade competitiva da cultura com as plantas daninhas. Diante do exposto, este trabalho teve como objetivo avaliar a competitividade da gliricídia convivendo com as plantas daninhas Senna obtusifolia(fedegoso), Commelina benghalensis (trapoeraba), Bidens subalternans (picão-preto), Ipomoea triloba(corda-de-viola) e Urochloa brizantha(braquiária). O experimento foi montado em casa de vegetação, em delineamento inteiramente casualizado, com quatro repetições. Cada unidade experimental foi composta por um vaso contendo uma muda de gliricídia em convivência com três plantas daninhas de cada espécie, e o monocultivo das seis espécies, como padrão de comparação. Foi avaliado o crescimento inicial das mudas de gliricídia e das plantas daninhas através do diâmetro do caule, altura da planta e contagem do número de folhas; volume de raiz; massa da matéria seca das folhas, do caule e da raiz. Os dados foram submetidos à análise de variância (p<0,05) e quando significativas, as médias foram comparadas pelo teste de Tukey. A competição da gliricídia com as plantas daninhas resultou na redução de todas as variáveis analisadas. Os resultados obtidos comprovaram que todas as plantas daninhas, com exceção de C. benghalensis, interferiram negativamente no crescimento da espécie arbórea. Gliricidia sepiumJacq sepium Jacq sepium(Jacq Walp agroflorestais solo exposto obtusifoliafedegoso, obtusifoliafedegoso obtusifolia fedegoso , obtusifolia(fedegoso) trapoeraba, trapoeraba (trapoeraba) picãopreto, picãopreto picão preto (picão-preto) trilobacordadeviola triloba corda viola triloba(corda-de-viola brizanthabraquiária. brizanthabraquiária brizantha braquiária . brizantha(braquiária) vegetação casualizado repetições espécies comparação folhas raiz p<0,05 p005 p 0 05 (p<0,05 significativas Tukey analisadas C arbórea obtusifolia(fedegoso (trapoeraba (picão-preto brizantha(braquiária p<0,0 p00 (p<0,0 p<0, p0 (p<0, p<0 (p<0 p< (p< (p

Abstract Based on the reading of Moore (2015) and the concepts of neo-extractivism and land grabbing, this paper characterizes an emblematic form of the realization of capitalism in Latin America, particularly in the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso. As concrete expressions of land grabbing, the recently established Investment Funds in Agroindustrial Productive Chains (Fiagro) are discussed, and companies listed on the stock exchange directly linked to land speculation and/or monoculture are also presented. The geolocation is also revealed of the farms managed by Fiagro and their proximity to water conflicts in the state of Mato Grosso, together with a map presenting the geoenvironmental compartments of Mato Grosso and the indigenous lands. The objective is to discover clues on how - in response to the general movement of circulation and appreciation of capital on a global scale - the construction and operationalization of these renewed financial instruments may have a concrete impact on the existence of territories of peoples and communities that insist on operating with another logic. 2015 (2015 neoextractivism neo extractivism grabbing America (Fiagro discussed andor or presented lands logic 201 (201 20 (20 2 (2 (

Resumo Calcado na leitura de Moore (2015) e nos conceitos de neoextrativismo e land grabbing, este trabalho caracteriza uma forma emblemática de concretização do capitalismo na América Latina, especialmente no estado brasileiro do Mato Grosso. Como manifestações concretas do land grabbing são discutidos os recentemente instituídos Fundos de Investimento do Agronegócio (Fiagro) e apresentadas as empresas listadas em bolsa vinculadas diretamente à especulação de terras e/ou ao monocultivo. Apresentam-se a geolocalização das fazendas administradas pelos Fiagro e sua proximidade dos conflitos por água no estado do Mato Grosso, além do mapa dos compartimentos geoambientais desse estado e o das terras indígenas. O objetivo é encontrar pistas de como - em resposta ao movimento geral de circulação e de valorização do capital em escala global - a construção e a operacionalização desses renovados instrumentos financeiros podem repercutir concretamente na existência de territórios de povos e comunidades que teimam em funcionar com outra lógica. 2015 (2015 Latina Grosso (Fiagro eou ou monocultivo Apresentamse Apresentam se indígenas lógica 201 (201 20 (20 2 (2 (

Resumen El artículo analiza el nuevo enfoque político-ideológico de los dueños de usinas en la zona cañera del Noreste, que abarca los tres principales estados productores de la región: Alagoas, Pernambuco y Paraíba. El argumento central es que este segmento tradicional de las clases dominantes ha experimentado cambios significativos en las dos últimas décadas, lo que ha resultado en una expansión de su composición interna y su adaptación a la dinámica del agro-negocio. Como resultado, han moldeado una nueva retórica de legitimación basada en la defensa del monocultivo de la caña de azúcar como un negocio agro-social, recurriendo a conceptos como la sostenibilidad y la responsabilidad socioambiental. Los límites y contradicciones de este discurso se problematizan a la luz de los conflictos de clase y la dimensión económica y político-ideológica que contienen, lo que explica por qué los dueños de usinas, a través de sus instancias de representación, buscan legitimidad social para el pleno ejercicio de su actividad. La metodología empleada incluyó el análisis de documentos de sindicatos y asociaciones patronales, así como la interacción con artículos periodísticos relacionados con el tema. políticoideológico político ideológico Noreste región Alagoas Paraíba décadas agronegocio. agronegocio agro negocio. agro-negocio agrosocial, agrosocial social, agro-social socioambiental políticoideológica ideológica contienen representación actividad patronales tema

Abstract The article examines the new political-ideological face of sugarcane plantation owners in the Northeastern sugarcane region, encompassing the three main producing states of the region: Alagoas, Pernambuco, and Paraíba. The central argument is that this traditional segment of the ruling classes has undergone significant changes in the past two decades, resulting in an expansion of its internal composition and its accommodation to the dynamics of agribusiness. Consequently, they have crafted a new rhetoric of legitimation, grounded in the defense of sugarcane monoculture as an agro-social business, drawing on concepts such as sustainability and socio-environmental responsibility. The limitations and contradictions of this discourse are scrutinized in the context of class conflicts and the economic and ideological dimensions contained therein, which explain why sugarcane plantation owners, through their representative bodies, seek social legitimacy for the full exercise of their activities. The methodology employed involved the analysis of documents from trade unions and employers' associations, as well as engagement with relevant newspaper articles on the subject. politicalideological political region Alagoas Pernambuco Paraíba decades agribusiness Consequently legitimation agrosocial agro business socioenvironmental socio environmental responsibility therein bodies activities employers associations subject

Resumo O artigo analisa a nova face político-ideológica dos usineiros da zona da cana nordestina, formada pelos três principais estados produtores da região: Alagoas, Pernambuco e Paraíba. O argumento central é que esse tradicional segmento das classes dominantes passou por mudanças significativas nas duas últimas décadas, resultando em uma ampliação de sua composição interna e sua acomodação à dinâmica do agronegócio. Assim, moldaram uma nova retórica de legitimação, baseada na defesa do monocultivo da cana-de-açúcar como um negócio agro-social, recorrendo a noções como sustentabilidade e responsabilidade socioambiental. Os limites e as contradições desse discurso são problematizados à luz dos conflitos de classe e da dimensão econômica e político-ideológica neles contida, capazes de explicar as razões pelas quais os usineiros, através de suas instâncias de representação, buscam legitimidade social para o pleno exercício da atividade que praticam. A metodologia utilizada se concentrou na análise da retórica patronal, recorrendo à interlocução com documentos originários de sindicatos e associações de usineiros e artigos jornalísticos diretamente relacionados ao assunto. políticoideológica político ideológica nordestina região Alagoas Paraíba décadas agronegócio Assim legitimação canadeaçúcar açúcar agrosocial, agrosocial agro social, agro-social socioambiental contida representação praticam patronal assunto