Muerte descendente de Prunus sp. asociada a Armillaria spp. en huertas comerciales de Michoacán, México

Rivas-Valencia, Patricia; Almaraz-SÃ¡nchez, Alejandra; Cano-Salgado, Adriana; HernÃ¡ndez-Ramos, Lervin; AlanÃ­s-MartÃ­nez, Iobana; FernÃ¡ndez-Montes, Mario Rafael

doi:10.18781/r.mex.fit.1702-1

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“…However, its presence within the socioecological collective is abundant in the central-southern region Mexico (Estrada-Torres & Aroche, 1987;Montoya et al, 2003;Garibay-Orijel et al, 2009), this species has been reported in 17 of 32 states of the country, mainly in ethnomycological research (Lampman, 2007;Ruan-Soto & Ordaz-Velázquez, 2015;Ruan-Soto, 2018b), lists of species (García et al, 1998;Rodríguez et al, 2010; and works of plant phytopathology with commercial interest (Marmolejo & Cortes, 2007;Rivas-Valencia et al, 2017).…”

Section: Use Of Armillaria Mellea and Technological Contributionsmentioning

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Armillaria mellea (Vahl. : Fr.) P. Kumm. a non-timber forest resource in the Ñhöñho culture: promoting sustainable development and ethnomycotourism

Robles-García¹,

Gutiérrez-Santillán

Montoya³

et al. 2023

Ethnobot. Res. App.

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Background. The indigenous and mestizo communities in Mexico have used Armillaria mellea as a non-timber forest resource, mainly as food; ecologically it is an abundant species in forests. For this reason, we establish A. mellea as a species with cultural importance and a high potential for the development of sustainable regional and ethnomycotourism projects.Methods. The field work was carried out in the Ñhöñho communities of Texquedó and Xahai, Querétaro; Mexico.Semi-structured surveys were applied to local specialists in collecting mushrooms. Species were identified at the taxonomic level. Participation-action workshops were held for the organization and development of ethnomycotourism events.Results. A total biomass of 107.11 kg of A. mellea was collected with the support of the "hongueros" (local mushroom collectors) during the rainy seasons of 2017, 2018 and 2019. A greenhouse-type solar dehydrator was designed to process the mushrooms with a minimum dehydration capacity of 30 and a maximum of 100 kg of fresh mushrooms; and value-added products were designed with edible wild mushrooms. On the other hand, tours and mushroom collections (edible and inedible) were designed with local specialists, academics and visitors; promoting and laying the foundations for the development of ethnomycotourism with an approximate economic income per year in each community of 700 to 1200 dollars. Finally, as a result of this project, the non-profit civil organization; Ethnomycology, Research and Community Development A.C. Conclusion. Mushrooms constitute the basis for the planning of regional sustainable projects, as means of revaluing traditional systems, and strengthening the local economy, as well as conservation and management under a biocultural approach.

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Section: Use Of Armillaria Mellea and Technological Contributionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Armillaria mellea (Vahl. : Fr.) P. Kumm. a non-timber forest resource in the Ñhöñho culture: promoting sustainable development and ethnomycotourism

Robles-García¹,

Gutiérrez-Santillán

Montoya³

et al. 2023

Ethnobot. Res. App.

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“…Es el caso del hongo Armillaria Mellea, que provoca la pudrición del sistema radicular de la planta, impidiéndole absorber agua y nutrientes del suelo y matándola por inanición (Téliz y Mora, 2008;Valdez et al, 2004). En México, este hongo ya ha dañado distintas plantaciones frutícolas que fueron instaladas en zonas boscosas, como huertas de ciruelos en Morelos y Michoacán, o de durazno en el Estado de México y Michoacán (Téliz, 2008;Rivas-Valencia et al, 2017). Ade-más, son cada vez más frecuentes las afectaciones ocasionadas a huertas de aguacate, principalmente en el estado de Michoacán (Coria Ávalos, 2008;Ochoa, 2011;Michua-Cedillo et al, 2017).…”

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El fracaso del desarrollo y la opción por el buen vivir

Macías¹,

García²

2022

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La obra tiene como objetivo mostrar las inconsistencias y debilidades teóricas y prácticas que presenta el paradigma del desarrollo, cuyas consecuencias han sido contrarias al bienestar humano que prometió y, sobre todo, negativas contra la naturaleza. Ante ello, se señalan diferentes alternativas de vida al desarrollo que se utilizan y promueven en distintas partes del mundo, básicamente retornando las enseñanzas ancestrales y reacondicionándolas para las circunstancias actuales. Presentamos un modelo que busca impulsar la noción del buen vivir en el sur de Jalisco, México, a través de la vinculación de las comunidades, con académicos y estudiantes universitarios, vía el fomento de la agroecología, las economías alternativas (como la solidaria), así como el diálogo transdisciplinar de saberes.

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Muerte descendente de Prunus sp. asociada a Armillaria spp. en huertas comerciales de Michoacán, México

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Armillaria mellea (Vahl. : Fr.) P. Kumm. a non-timber forest resource in the Ñhöñho culture: promoting sustainable development and ethnomycotourism

Armillaria mellea (Vahl. : Fr.) P. Kumm. a non-timber forest resource in the Ñhöñho culture: promoting sustainable development and ethnomycotourism

El fracaso del desarrollo y la opción por el buen vivir

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