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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Efeito de inibidores de crescimento e do tipo de poda em plantas utilizadas na arboriza??o urbana / Effect of growth inhibitors and of the type of pruning of plants used in the forestation

Polese, Val?ria 15 April 2013 (has links)
Submitted by Sandra Pereira (srpereira@ufrrj.br) on 2017-05-03T11:26:21Z No. of bitstreams: 1 2013 - Valeria Polese.pdf: 1777501 bytes, checksum: c11ce694e66877535a131581bb746469 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2017-05-03T11:26:21Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 2013 - Valeria Polese.pdf: 1777501 bytes, checksum: c11ce694e66877535a131581bb746469 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2013-04-15 / AMPLA Energia e Servi?os S. A. / LIGHT Servi?os de Eletricidade S.A. / The present study looked for alternatives of growth handling and of pruning in plants used in the urban forestation, seeking to the decrease of conflicts of these with electric power spinnings. In the chapter I experiments were accomplished with Flamboyant in soil and simple nutritious solution containing Al, with objective of studying handling alternatives seeking to reduce the growth and development of plantules Flamboyant. The aluminum atrophies roots could affect the growth. Six experiments were accomplished with plantules (soil and simple nutritious solution) in conditions of growth camera and vegetation house, Department of Fitotecnia - UFRRJ. In the soil experiments they were used two sources of sulfate of aluminum, being a commercial one and a pure source analytically, in the concetrations 0, 100, 200, 300 and 400 kg ha-1 in the soils Planossolo and Argissolo, with four repetitions. The experiments accomplished in simple nutritious solution just received calcium (0,001 mM) and they had as source AlCl3 with doses that varied from 0,075 to 5,0 mM. Through the results of the chapter I was ended that in same or superior conditions of soil concentrations to 0,4 Cmolc/dm3 of Al caused toxicity to the plantules of Flamboyant, with effects mainly in the length root, and in solution simple nutritious doses same or upper to 0,075 mM of AlCl3 paralyzed the growth root. Al can be used as inhibitor of vegetable growth in plantules of Flamboyant. The chapter II had as objective studies the effects of the pruning and association with growth inhibitors in arboreal species. Four experiments were accomplished with the plants Sabi?, Sombreiro, and Cucumber (phytotoxicity Evaluation the herbicides). The experiments were installed in the Department of Fitotecnia-UFRRJ, Serop?dica. In the experiment 1 (Sabi?) all the plants were cut off 2 m of height, and they were applied the treatments: control, 2.4-D+Picloram, and Picloram. In the experiment 2 (Sabi?) all the plants were pruned removing 1/3 of the cup and applying the treatments: control, HCl, AlCl3, Picloram and nearby Cut (Without pruning of 1/3 of the cup). The experiment 3 (Sombreiro) had as treatments cut types in relation to the main trunk: nearby, leaving stub of 20 cm and of 40 cm. The experiment 4 (Pepino) it was installed in the originating from soil the first experiment with Sabi?. In the experiment 1, the treatment with Picloram delayed the beginning of the regrowth, important factor for the present study, so that they delay to arrive to the electric power spinning. In the experiment 2, just the treatment Picloram presented length and diameter of sprouts a little smaller in relation to the other treatments. In the experiment 3 it was verified that the nearby cut didn't present new budding until the 145 days after the pruning. In the experiment 4 the cucumber presented more intense toxicity in the treatment with Picloram. Was ended that Picloram and 2,4-D+Picloram were efficient for budding handling in adult plants of Sabi?, because they presented budding with small lengths, delaying the accomplishment of new pruning. In plants of Sombreiro the nearby cut was efficient, not presenting budding. It happened toxicity for Picloram in plants of Pepino. / O presente estudo buscou alternativas de manejo de crescimento e de poda em plantas utilizadas na arboriza??o urbana, visando ? diminui??o de conflitos destas com fia??es de energia el?trica. No cap?tulo I foram realizados experimentos com Flamboyant em solo e solu??o nutritiva simples contendo Al, com objetivo de estudar alternativas de manejo visando diminuir o crescimento e desenvolvimento de pl?ntulas Flamboyant. O alum?nio atrofia ra?zes podendo afetar o crescimento. Foram realizados seis experimentos com pl?ntulas (Solo e solu??o nutritiva simples) em condi??es de c?mara de crescimento e casa de vegeta??o, Departamento de Fitotecnia - UFRRJ. Nos experimentos de solo foram utilizadas duas fontes de sulfato de alum?nio, sendo uma comercial e uma fonte pura analiticamente, nas concentra??es 0, 100, 200, 300 e 400 kg ha-1 nos solos Planossolo e Argissolo, com quatro repeti??es. Os experimentos realizados em solu??o nutritiva simples receberam apenas c?lcio (0,001 mM) e tiveram como fonte AlCl3 com doses que variaram de 0,075 a 5,0 mM. Atrav?s dos resultados do cap?tulo I conclui-se que em condi??es de solo concentra??es iguais ou superiores a 0,4 Cmolc/dm3 de Al causaram toxicidade ?s pl?ntulas de Flamboyant, com efeitos principalmente no comprimento radicular, e em solu??o nutritiva simples doses iguais ou superiores a 0,075 mM de AlCl3 paralisaram o crescimento radicular. O Al pode ser utilizado como inibidor de crescimento vegetal em pl?ntulas de Flamboyant. O cap?tulo II teve como objetivo estudar os efeitos da poda e da sua associa??o com inibidores de crescimento em esp?cies arb?reas. Foram realizados quatro experimentos com as plantas Sabi?, Sombreiro, e Pepino (Avalia??o de fitotoxidade a herbicidas). Os experimentos foram instalados no Departamento de Fitotecnia-UFRRJ, Serop?dica-RJ. No experimento 1 (Sabi?) todas as plantas foram decepadas a 2 m de altura, e foram aplicados os tratamentos: Testemunha; 2,4-D+Picloram; e Picloram. No experimento 2 (Sabi?) todas as plantas foram podadas retirando 1/3 da copa e aplicando os tratamentos: Testemunha, HCl, AlCl3, Picloram e Corte rente (Sem poda de 1/3 da copa). O experimento 3 (Sombreiro) teve como tratamentos tipos de corte em rela??o ao tronco principal: rente, deixando toco de 20 cm e de 40 cm. O experimento 4 (Pepino) foi instalado no solo proveniente do primeiro experimento com Sabi?. No experimento 1, o tratamento com Picloram atrasou o in?cio da rebrota, fator importante para o presente estudo, a fim de que demorem chegar ? fia??o de energia el?trica. No experimento 2, apenas o tratamento Picloram apresentou comprimento e di?metro de brotos um pouco menores em rela??o aos demais tratamentos. No experimento 3 foi verificado que o corte rente n?o apresentou novas brota??es at? os 145 dias ap?s a poda. No experimento 4 o pepino apresentou toxidez mais intensa no tratamento com Picloram. Conclui-se que o Picloram e 2,4-D+Picloram foram eficientes para manejo de brota??es em plantas adultas de Sabi?, pois apresentaram brota??es com comprimentos pequenos, atrasando a realiza??o de nova poda. Em plantas de Sombreiro o corte rente foi eficiente, n?o apresentando brota??es. Ocorreu toxidez por Picloram em plantas de Pepino
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Axonal Regeneration in the Sensory Dorsal Column Pathway

Hagg, Theo 06 February 2015 (has links)
This review provides a short historical background to the field of axonal regeneration and discusses the advances made in over 100 studies between 2007 and 2012 in understanding the molecular mechanisms underlying the conditioning lesion and regeneration of primary sensory axons in the dorsal columns of the spinal cord. Treatment strategies to stimulate axon growth and reinnervation of the spinal cord through the dorsal root entry zone and of the dorsal column nuclei in the medulla are highlighted. Major breakthroughs have been made, e.g., reinnervating the nucleus gracilis in the medulla using neurotrophic factor gradients and grafts as relays and identifying chondroitin sulfate proteoglycan receptors. The experimental accessibility of the dorsal column axons has also resulted in new technological advances, including live imaging. Last, future directions are discussed, including some challenges of translation to humans.

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