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Rev. bras. plantas med ; 16(2,supl.1): 406-425, 2014. graf, tab
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: lil-719471

ABSTRACT

O trabalho objetivou a realização de inventário sobre as plantas medicinais utilizadas pelos membros da Comunidade Rural de Santo Antônio, Currais, Piauí, e dessa forma analisar o valor de uso e a riqueza de espécies conhecidas. Foram mencionadas 121 espécies pelos 32 entrevistados. As famílias mais representativas foram Fabaceae, Arecaceae e Anacardiaceae. A espécie com maior valor de uso foi a imburana [Amburana cearensis (Allemao) A. C. Sm]. Não houve diferenças significativas quanto ao conhecimento entre gêneros, assim como a renda e escolaridade. No entanto, a idade influenciou significativamente no conhecimento sobre plantas úteis. A riqueza da flora piauiense, marcada por apresentar áreas de transição entre caatinga e cerrado na região sul, oferece uma oportunidade ímpar para o desenvolvimento de pesquisas abrangendo o escopo da biodiversidade vegetal e do conhecimento tradicional associado


The study aimed toflist the medicinal plants used by members of the Rural Community of Santo Antonio, in the city of Currais, state of Piauí, Brazil, in order to assess the value of use and richness of the species known locally. Approximately 121 species were mentioned by 32 respondents. The most representative families were Fabaceae, Arecaceae and Anacardiaceae. The species with the highest use wa:[Amburana cearensis (Allemão) A. C. S]. There were no significant differences between genders in terms of knowledge, as well as income and education. However, the age significantly influenced knowledge about useful plants. The richness of the Piauí flora, marked by presenting areas of transition between the Brazilian Caatinga and Cerrado in the south, offers a unique opportunity for the development of research covering the scope of plant biodiversity and associated traditional knowledge


Subject(s)
Humans , Male , Female , Plants, Medicinal/adverse effects , /classification , Ethnobotany/instrumentation , Phytotherapy
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Int. j. morphol ; 29(4): 1282-1290, dic. 2011. ilus
Article in English | LILACS | ID: lil-627002

ABSTRACT

The macroscopic anatomy and vascularization of the stomach compartments of Bradypus torquatus were examined in five animals from the University of São Paulo College of Veterinary Medicine and Zootechny collection. The method included aqueous perfusion of the arterial network, colored latex injection, fixation in formaldehyde (10 percent) and preservation in Laskovisk solution. Dissections were performed under mesoscopic light and photo documentations were performed for description and data analysis. In these animals, the largest abdominal organ was the stomach, which internally presented the cardiac, fundic and prepyloric regions, subdivided in six compartments (cardiac right, middle and left; fundic; pre-pyloric I and II). The stomach was irrigated by the left gastric and celiac arteries, which are ventral visceral branches of the abdominal aorta. These arteries emerged in the retroperitoneal region and reached the viscera through the mesogastric region, distributed in the large and small stomach curvatures, in the spleen and the pancreas. The primary collateral branches of the left gastric artery are directed to the large stomach curvature, and the celiac artery irrigated the spleen, the pancreas and the small stomach curvature. The vascular pattern differed in some aspects from that observed in the other multi-cavity stomachs of recent vertebrates.


Fue descrita la anatomía macroscópica y vascularización de los compartimientos del estómago en 5 Bradypus torquatus, animales pertenecientes al acervo de la Facultad de Medicina Veterinaria y Zootecnia de la Universidad de São Paulo - Brazil. El método incluyó: perfusión acuosa de la red arterial, inyección de látex coloreado, fijación en formaldehido (10 por ciento) y conservación en solución de Laskovisk. Para la descripción y análisis de los datos se realizaron disecciones bajo mesoscopía de luz y archivos fotográficos. Los animales presentaron el estómago como la víscera abdominal más abundante, que posee internamente las regiones: cardiaca, fúndica y pre-pilórica, subdivididas en seis compartimientos (cardiaco, derecho, medio e izquierdo; fúndico; pre-pilórico I y II). Estaba irrigado por las arterias gástricas izquierda y celiaca, que son ramas viscerales ventrales de la parte abdominal de la aorta. Estas arterias emergían en el retroperitoneo y a tráves del mesogastrio alcazaban las vísceras distribuyéndose en la gran y pequeña curvatura del estómago, bazo y páncreas. Las ramas colaterales primarias de la arteria gástrica izquierda estaban destinadas a la gran curvatura del estómago y los de la arteria celíaca irrigaban el bazo, páncreas y pequeña curvatura del estómago. El estándar vascular del Bradypus torquatus más conocido como oso perezoso de tres dedos demostró ser diferente, en algunos aspectos, al de otros estómagos pluricavitarios en vertebrados.


Subject(s)
Animals , Celiac Artery/anatomy & histology , Stomach/blood supply , Sloths/anatomy & histology , Brazil , Stomach/anatomy & histology , Gastrointestinal Tract/anatomy & histology , Gastrointestinal Tract/blood supply
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Arq. bras. med. vet. zootec ; 61(1): 280-285, fev. 2009.
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: lil-513053

ABSTRACT

The effect of environmental and genetic effects on the farrowing interval in Dalland (C-40) sows in the Southeast of Brazil was studied. Data consisting of 1,013 farrowing intervals recorded in two herds were analyzed, using a model that included the sire and the dam as random effects and the year of farrowing, the herd and the farrowing season as fixed effects, plus the covariables sow's age at farrowing, litter size at birth, lactation length and weaning-estrus interval. For the farrowing interval first only, variance components were estimated by REML, with an animal model that included, as fixed effect, a contemporary group and, as random effects, the additive genetic variance and the error. The mean farrowing interval was 140.9+5.7 days, with a 4.0 percent coefficient of variation. Variance analysis showed no effect of either year, season of farrowing or herd on the farrowing interval. The sire effect was not important for the farrowing interval, but the dam represented an important source of variation. The total number of piglets born and the sow's age at farrowing had no influence on the farrowing interval. The length of lactation exerted an influence on the farrowing interval, accounting for 19.4 percent of the total variation of this trait. Likewise, the linear regression of the weaning-estrus interval in relation to the farrowing interval was highly significant, accounting for 51.7 percent of the total variation. The heritability estimate was 0.00, suggesting that no genetic gain can be obtained by selection for a shorter farrowing interval.


Subject(s)
Animals , Female , Genetics , Pregnancy, Animal , Reproduction , Swine
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Arq. bras. med. vet. zootec ; 60(2): 499-502, abr. 2008.
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: lil-484682

ABSTRACT

The genetic and environmental factors that affect age at first conception (AFC) of gilts were evaluated, using 466 observations of Dalland animals (C-40). The software program MTDFREML was used to assess the genetic parameters on an animal model that included as fixed effect, contemporary group and, as random effects, the additive genetic, the common litter and the error. Mean value of AFC was 241.12±25.9 days, with CV of 8.5 percent. Variance analysis showed that year (P<0.01), season (P<0.01) and herd effects (P<0.01) were important sources of variation of AFC. The throat effect (P=0.34) was not important for the AFC, but the mother of the gilts (P<0.01) was an important source of variation. The heritability estimate was 0.44±0.14 that this trait would yield genetic gain as a response to the selection.


Subject(s)
Animals , Female , Fertilization , Reproduction , Swine
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