Alternativas tecnológicas para o controle de pragas do fruto da gravioleira.

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Estratégias para o controle de pragas do fruto da gravioleira.

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Levantamento e identificação das principais pragas do sapotizeiro.

Este trabalho objetiva preliminarmente, levantar, identificar e conhecer o grau de severidade de dano, bem como a epoca de ocorrencia das principais pragas e insetos beneficos associados ao sapotizeiro e, a partir dai, tracar estrategias ...bitstream/CNPAT-2010/5384/1/Pa-073.pd

Indicações de gestão para um laboratório, a partir do cadastro de clientes e de serviços: estudo de caso da clínica fitossanitária Embrapa Clima Temperado.

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Pragas associadas à aceroleira.

A incidencia de algumas pragas de maior ou menor interesse economica tem sido observada com frequencia em areas irrigadas, destacando-se os pulgoes como a de maior severidade. Esss insetos atacam geralmente a extremidade tenra dos ramos, causando murchamento e morte, o que forca a emitir brotacoes laterais.bitstream/item/33820/1/Ct-038.pd

Ocorrência e grau de severidade de dano das principais pragas da aceroleira.

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Normocalcemic versus Hypercalcemic Primary Hyperparathyroidism: More Stone than Bone?

Introduction. Normocalcemic primary hyperparathyroidism (NPHPT) is considered a variant of the more frequent form of the disease characterized by normal serum calcium levels with high PTH. The higher prevalence of renal stones in patients with HPTP and the well established association with bone disorders show the importance of studies on how to manage asymptomatic patients. Objective. To compare the clinical and laboratory data between the normocalcemic and mild hypercalcemic forms of PHPT. Methods. We retrospectively evaluated 70 patients with PHPT, 33 normocalcemic and 37 mild hypercalcemic. Results. The frequency of nephrolithiasis was 18.2% in normocalcemic patients and 18.9% in the hypercalcemic ones (P = 0.937). Fifteen percent of normocalcemic patients had a previous history of fractures compared to 10.8% of hypercalcemic patients, although there was no statistically significant difference (P = 0.726). Conclusion. Our data confirms a high prevalence of urolithiasis in normocalcemic primary hyperparathyroidism, but with the preservation of cortical bone. This finding supports the hypothesis that this disease is not an idle condition and needs treatment