Azolla Banco Mundial

 

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  • Converting rice fields into green fertilizer factories 5381 dm2008 
    Montaño Armijos, Mariano De Jesús; Tacle Galárraga, Moisés (2012-12-03)
    The Project “Converting Rice Field into Green Fertilizer Factories” was one of the most important challenges and opportunities of the ESPOL of recent times, as it has forged new paradigms in agriculture, health, environment, ...
  • 5381 dm2008 project completion report 
    Montaño Armijos, Mariano De Jesús (2012-06-28)
    The objectives have been fulfilled beyond what was offered in the project, where rice farmers have maintained a strong interest in the use of Azolla, including natural farming inputs. Final product can be called "biogenic ...
  • Replace "biogenic" instead of "organic" expression? 
    Montaño Armijos, Mariano De Jesús (2012-06-12)
    The term organic has been created to indicate that a food is good for health. Also the technics and agricultural products are called organic if they are directed to organic production. But this concept does not analyze ...
  • Azolla: nuevo paradigma del futuro del arroz 
    Montaño Armijos, Mariano De Jesús (2011-10-03)
    Azolla es un diminuto helecho acuático flotante que alberga en sus hojas a la cianobacteria Anabaena. El simbionte Azolla-Anabaena fue considerado como un potencial abono verde para el arroz y demás cultivos del Ecuador, ...
  • Azolla: a new paradigm of the future of rice 
    Montaño Armijos, Mariano De Jesús (2011-10-03)
    Azolla is a tiny floating aquatic fern and contains in the cavities of their leaves the cyanobacteria Anabaena. Azolla-Anabaena symbiont was considered as a potential green manure for rice and other crops of Ecuador such ...
  • Boletín de prensa 
    Banco, Mundial (2011-07-24)
    La Escuela Superior Politécnica del Litoral y el Banco Mundial presentaron los resultados del proyecto “Converting rice fields into Green fertilizer factories” en el evento “Azolla-Anabaena nuevo paradigma de la agricultura, ...
  • Seguimiento de avance de actividades de los proyectos manejados por cttESPOL 
    Montaño Armijos, Mariano De Jesús (2011-07-05)
    Proyecto Conversion de los campos de arroz en fábricas de abono
  • Avance de actividades de los proyectos manejados por ctt-ESPOL 
    Montaño Armijos, Mariano De Jesús (2011-05-04)
    Avance del Proyecto "Converting Rice Field into Green Fertilizer Factories" solicitado por el CTT-ESPOL.
  • Dm 5381-progress technical report 21 months 
    Montaño Armijos, Mariano De Jesús (2011-05-04)
    This Project will also contribute to acquiring more knowledge about the Guayas Ecosystem. This ecosystem is a good representation of the global tropical area, and is composed by the Gulf of Guayaquil and connecting watersheds, ...
  • Informe de asesoría al proyecto azolla banco mundial dm 5381 
    Sanfeliu Montolío, Teófilo (2010-09-26)
    La impresionante extensión, diversidad y potencial del Ecosistema Guayas, brinda asiento al Proyecto Azolla y este lugar, por su excepcional posición planetaria, configuración, productividad y megadiversidad, despierta ...
  • Azolla en el mejoramiento de la salud, la economía y el medioambiente 
    Montaño Armijos, Mariano De Jesús (2010-05-29)
    El caminar en el Azolla nos está permitiendo asomarnos a insospechados mundos de pensamiento y de acción potencial.
  • Azolla. other perspective 
    Montaño Armijos, Mariano De Jesús (2010-05-28)
    The human body elements with the exception of nitrogen are generated by natural processes, but the nitrogen is generated artificially by means of urea fertilizer used in agriculture.
  • Converting rice fields into green fertilizer factories 
    Montaño Armijos, Mariano De Jesús (2010-01-04)
    To develop Azolla Anabaena (AA) cultivation to increase rice yields, reducing or eliminating the dependency on imported fertilizers.
  • Converting rice fields into green fertilizer factories 
    Montaño Armijos, Mariano (2009-11-08)
    To increase rice yields and reduce dependency on imported artificial nitrogen fertilizers through the cultivation of Azolla Anabaena (AA) as a nitrogenic biofertilizer.