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dc.contributor.advisorRuiz Parrales, Yary
dc.contributor.authorVera Onofre, Marcelo Gabriel
dc.date.accessioned2020-09-30T04:29:01Z
dc.date.available2020-09-30T04:29:01Z
dc.date.issued2020
dc.identifier.urihttp://dspace.utb.edu.ec/handle/49000/8430
dc.descriptionEcuador is said that the cultivation of corn was developed 6500 years ago, because investigations carried out from phytoliths in soil samples, reveal that in the Santa Elena Peninsula. Corn is a plant with an erect stem, depending on the variety, supported by a fibrous and compact root system consisting of a fasciculate or underground which fulfills the function of feeding the plant and the adventitious or aerial that serves as a support. The soil, we can distinguish different properties interacting with each other originating in turn a diversity of types of soils, depending on the incidence of each of them, the most important properties of the soil: texture, structure, infiltration, field capacity, point permanent wilting, available water Soil is a natural resource and its quality depends on sustainable management, good soil quality not only provides greater productivity in crops, in addition to maintaining environmental quality, consequently, plant, animal and Human Faced with the deterioration of soils in Ecuador, soil conservation techniques appear as a viable alternative, aimed at promoting their recovery and conservation, thus achieving the maintenance of their physical, chemical and biological conditions in order to preserve their health. and its quality in order to preserve its productive capacity indefinitely, to achieve agricultural sustainability.es_ES
dc.descriptionEcuador is said that the cultivation of corn was developed 6500 years ago, because investigations carried out from phytoliths in soil samples, reveal that in the Santa Elena Peninsula. Corn is a plant with an erect stem, depending on the variety, supported by a fibrous and compact root system consisting of a fasciculate or underground which fulfills the function of feeding the plant and the adventitious or aerial that serves as a support. The soil, we can distinguish different properties interacting with each other originating in turn a diversity of types of soils, depending on the incidence of each of them, the most important properties of the soil: texture, structure, infiltration, field capacity, point permanent wilting, available water Soil is a natural resource and its quality depends on sustainable management, good soil quality not only provides greater productivity in crops, in addition to maintaining environmental quality, consequently, plant, animal and Human Faced with the deterioration of soils in Ecuador, soil conservation techniques appear as a viable alternative, aimed at promoting their recovery and conservation, thus achieving the maintenance of their physical, chemical and biological conditions in order to preserve their health. and its quality in order to preserve its productive capacity indefinitely, to achieve agricultural sustainability.es_ES
dc.description.abstractEn el Ecuador se dice que el cultivo de maíz se desarrolló hace 6500 años, pues investigaciones realizadas a partir de fitolitos en muestras de tierra, revelan que en la Península de Santa Elena. El maíz es una planta de tallo erecto, dependiendo de la variedad, sostenido por un sistema radical fibroso y compacto consta de un fasciculado o subterráneo la cual cumple la función de alimentar a la planta y el adventicio o aéreo que sirve de sostén. El suelo, podemos distinguir diferentes propiedades interactuando entre sí originando a su vez una diversidad de tipos de suelos, en función de la incidencia de cada una de ellas, las propiedades más importantes del suelo: textura, estructura, infiltración, capacidad de campo, punto de marchitez permanente, agua disponible El suelo es un recurso natural y su calidad depende del manejo sustentable, la buena calidad del suelo no solamente proporciona mayor productividad en los cultivos, además de mantener la calidad ambiental, por consiguiente la salud vegetal, animal y humana Frente al deterioro de los suelos en el Ecuador, aparece como una alternativa viable, orientada a propiciar su recuperación y conservación, las técnicas de conservación de suelo, logrando así el mantenimiento de sus condiciones físicas, químicas y biológicas a fin de preservar su salud y su calidad con el propósito de conservar su capacidad productiva de manera indefinida, para alcanzar la sostenibilidad agrícola.es_ES
dc.format.extent19 p.es_ES
dc.language.isoeses_ES
dc.publisherBABAHOYO:UTB,2020es_ES
dc.rightsAtribución-NoComercial-SinDerivadas 3.0 Ecuador*
dc.rights.urihttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/ec/*
dc.subjectSueloes_ES
dc.subjectCompactaciónes_ES
dc.subjectMaízes_ES
dc.subjectConservaciónes_ES
dc.titleClases texturales de los suelos y su relación con la compactación en sistemas de cultivos de maíz (Zea mays L.) en el Ecuadores_ES
dc.typebachelorThesises_ES


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