Definición participativa de indicadores para la evaluación de la sustentabilidad predial en dos sistemas campesinos del sector Boyeco, Región de la Araucanía

Parada, Santiago Peredo; Salas, Claudia Barrera

doi:10.4067/s0718-34292016005000034

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“…The agroecological system studied does not only present high flora diversity but is also arranged in different ways spatially and temporally [62] through crop rotation using legumes, associated crops, intercropping and polycropping, in which medicinal and aromatic plants are located in different areas of the system, making it less vulnerable [36]. This interconnection between communities above and underground that is attributed to the complex design of the agroecological system studied is in agreement with other recent studies, in particular, the higher values in diversity and abundance in more complex designs and the increased abundance of acari and entomobryomorpha [63][64][65].…”

Section: Spatial and Temporal Arrangement Of Cropped Functional Biodi...mentioning

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Biodiversity of Soil Mesofauna Associated with the Design of Home Gardens in Mapuche Agroecosystems—Case Study in the Araucanía Region

Peredo Parada,

Barrera Salas,

Burbi

2023

Land

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Home gardens play a transcendental role in food sovereignty, for which the management of habitats above ground and underground are complementary strategies. This study aims to compare the biodiversity of soil mesofauna groups between agroecosystems with a conventional and an agroecological design. Through the combination of quantitative (plant inventories) and qualitative (mobile interviewing and talking maps) techniques, the units of this study was described. Soil samples were mounted in a Berlesse–Tullgren system, and the abundance, richness, diversity, and equality of soil organisms were determined. The relationships between functional groups were compared taxonomically and biocenotically. The results indicated higher equality in the conventional home garden, while the communities studied present a medium taxocenotic similarity, without great biocenotic differences. The diversity and richness of taxa, as well as the abundance in each group identified, were higher in the agroecological garden, which had more medicinal and aromatic plants.

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Section: Spatial and Temporal Arrangement Of Cropped Functional Biodi...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Biodiversity of Soil Mesofauna Associated with the Design of Home Gardens in Mapuche Agroecosystems—Case Study in the Araucanía Region

Peredo Parada,

Barrera Salas,

Burbi

2023

Land

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Is there a relationship between cultural factors and the establishment of fruit and vegetable agroecological systems with different designs and their impact on soil fauna? Experiences from four Chilean regions

Parada¹,

Salas²,

Burbi³

2022

Acta Hortic.

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Definición participativa de indicadores para la evaluación de la sustentabilidad predial en dos sistemas campesinos del sector Boyeco, Región de la Araucanía

Cited by 2 publications

References 7 publications

Biodiversity of Soil Mesofauna Associated with the Design of Home Gardens in Mapuche Agroecosystems—Case Study in the Araucanía Region

Biodiversity of Soil Mesofauna Associated with the Design of Home Gardens in Mapuche Agroecosystems—Case Study in the Araucanía Region

Is there a relationship between cultural factors and the establishment of fruit and vegetable agroecological systems with different designs and their impact on soil fauna? Experiences from four Chilean regions

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