Conocimientos tradicionales Ticuna en la agricultura de chagra y los mecanismos innovadores para su protección

Muñoz, Luis Eduardo Acosta; Java, José Zoria

doi:10.1590/s1981-81222012000200007

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“…Es importante resaltar que los principales padecimientos que curan con las plantas medicinales son: tos, asma, infecciones, malaria, fiebres, gripe, artritis y como desinfectante. El aprovisionamiento de estas son el bosque y sus chacras (Acosta & Zoria 2012).…”

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Saberes ancestrales sobre el uso de flora y fauna en la comunidad indígena Tikuna de Cushillo Cocha, zona fronteriza Perú-Colombia-Brasil

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En el presente estudio se reportan los conocimientos ancestrales indígenas (etnoconocimientos) de la comunidad indígena Tikuna de Cushillo Cocha. La comunidad está ubicada en la provincia de Ramón Castilla, al nororiente de la Región Loreto, Perú. La recolección de datos se realizó a través de talleres participativos, entrevistas y recorridos biológicos para realizar la recolectar de especies vegetales, observar a animales in situ, acompañados por los pobladores con experiencia y conocimiento de su territorio. Un total de 247 especies de flora y fauna fueron registradas. En etnobotánica se identificaron 101 especies, en siete categorías de uso asignados por los pobladores, siendo las categorías de alimentación y medicinal las de mayor representatividad. Para el caso de etnozoología se identificaron 146 especies, que son utilizadas en seis categorías, siendo las de mayor relevancia las categorías de alimentación y mascotas. Se evidenció que el bosque es la fuente principal para la alimentación, cura de enfermedades, elaboración de artesanías, como mascotas para la venta y plantas como ornamentales, todo esto con importante aceptación por parte de la población indígena.

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Saberes ancestrales sobre el uso de flora y fauna en la comunidad indígena Tikuna de Cushillo Cocha, zona fronteriza Perú-Colombia-Brasil

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“…In contrast, in the Ecuadorian Amazon, cassava production is more dedicated to subsistence consumption, where several traditional cassava cultivars coexist in the chagra (plot) of individual farmers; as, for example, in the Kiwicha communities of Napo, where cassava is known by the generic name "Lumu" [80]. Furthermore, cassava in the Ecuadorian and Colombian Amazonia region has high cultural importance [81]. This type of management is similar to both the highly diverse traditional agroecosystems found elsewhere in the Americas as well as in Africa, where farmers tend to cultivate a great diversity of varieties per crop species that can reduce the risk of crop failure due to climate impacts, diseases, pests, and soil limitations [48,[82][83][84].…”

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Morphological and Ecogeographic Study of the Diversity of Cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz) in Ecuador

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Cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz) is a crop of nutritional and economic importance worldwide, cultivated in more than 100 tropical and subtropical countries including Ecuador, where it is traditionally cultivated in the three continental regions: Amazonia, the Coast and in the valleys of the Sierra. The purpose of this study is to characterize 195 accessions from INIAP’s Ecuadorian cassava collection through (1) morphological characterization with qualitative and quantitative descriptors; and (2) ecogeographic characterization to know the climatic, geophysical, and edaphic conditions in which cassava grows and which environments are frequent or marginal for its cultivation. For the morphological characterization, 27 morphological descriptors were used (18 qualitative and nine quantitative), and for the ecogeographic characterization, 55 variables (41 climatic, two geophysical and 12 edaphic). Four morphological groups and three ecogeographic groups were identified. Morphological variability was evidenced mainly in descriptors related to the leaves, stems, and inflorescences. In addition, it was possible to identify accessions that appear capable of growing under extreme conditions of drought and poor soils. These accessions could be used for improvement.

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Morphological And Ecogeographic Study Of The Diversity Of Cassava (<em>Manihot esculenta</em> Crantz) In Ecuador

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Tapia²,

Paredes³

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Cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz) is a crop of nutritional and economic importance worldwide, cultivated in more than 100 tropical and subtropical countries including Ecuador, traditionally cultivated in its three continental regions: the Amazon, the Coast and in the valleys of the Sierra. The purpose of this study was to characterize 195 accessions from INIAP's Ecuadorian cassava collection through 1) morphological characterization with qualitative and quantitative descriptors; and 2) ecogeographic characterization to know the climatic, geophysical and edaphic conditions in which cassava grows and which environments are frequent or marginal for its cultivation. For the morphological characterization, 27 morphological descriptors were used (18 qualitative and nine quantitative), and for the ecogeographic characterization, 55 variables (41 climatic, two geophysical and 12 edaphic). As a result, four morphological groups and three ecogeographic groups were identified. In the research, morphological variability was evidenced, mainly in descriptors related to the leaf, stems and inflorescences. In addition, it was possible to identify accessions that can adapt to extreme conditions of drought and poor soils, which could be used for improvement.

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Conocimientos tradicionales Ticuna en la agricultura de chagra y los mecanismos innovadores para su protección

Cited by 9 publications

References 1 publication

Saberes ancestrales sobre el uso de flora y fauna en la comunidad indígena Tikuna de Cushillo Cocha, zona fronteriza Perú-Colombia-Brasil

Saberes ancestrales sobre el uso de flora y fauna en la comunidad indígena Tikuna de Cushillo Cocha, zona fronteriza Perú-Colombia-Brasil

Morphological and Ecogeographic Study of the Diversity of Cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz) in Ecuador

Morphological And Ecogeographic Study Of The Diversity Of Cassava (<em>Manihot esculenta</em> Crantz) In Ecuador

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