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    Composição do óleo essencial de rubim (Leonurus sibiricus L. - Lamiaceae)

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    The essential oils are found in a great number of Lamiaceae family species, but few researches were carried out on this subject. This work had as a goal to identify the Leonurus sibiricus L. (rubim) essential oil composition. Rubim leaves and flowers in infusion are able to avoid vomit, diarrhea, and are also indicated in cold, cough, bronchitis and rheumatisms cases. In order to know what are the phytochemical compositions involved, it was used the gas chromatography techniques with mass spectrometry (GC-MS) as methodology. The results showed 70% volatility compound by trans-cariophylene, alpha-humulene and germacrene-D. Other substances like gamacadinene, beta-bourborene and alpha-copaene were found like compounds of this essential oil species

    NÍVEIS DE MAGNÉSIO EM SOLUÇÃO NUTRITIVA E O DESENVOLVIMENTO DO FEIJOEIRO (Phaseolus vulgaris L. cv Carioca): AVALIAÇÃO DE PARÂMETROS BIOMÉTRICOS

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    O presente estudo teve como objetivo avaliar a influência dos níveis de magnésio sobre a altura, número de folhas e frutos e área foliar do feijoeiro (Phaseolus vulgaris L. cv Carioca), que constituem seus parâmetros biométricos. Empregou-se a solução nutritiva nº 2 de Hoagland &amp; Arnon, modificada pela variação da concentração desse mineral, que estabeleceu a diferença entre os tratamentos. Em cada vaso, com capacidade para 6 litros, foram cultivadas 3 plantas. O experimento foi inteiramente casualizado, com 3 repetições, em esquema fatorial, com 5 níveis de magnésio e 5 colheitas, realizadas a intervalos de 14 dias. As plantas apresentaram aumento do número de folhas e da área foliar, na 3ª e 4ª colheitas, quando nutridas com 2,4 ppm de magnésio e aumento de altura e número de folhas, na 3ª colheita, naquelas submetidas a 24,3 ppm. Aumento do número de folhas, na 3ª colheita, foi observado em plantas nutridas com 72,9 ppm e na 3ª e 5ª colheitas naquelas submetidas a 97,2 ppm. Estes resultados sugerem que, nas condições do experimento, 2,4 ppm de Mg foram suficientes para manter o desenvolvimento adequado dos feijoeiros e que o nível ideal deste mineral para crescimento e desenvolvimento das plantas estaria entre 2,4 e 24,3 ppm.<br>The effect of magnesium levels in nutrient solution upon plant height, number of leaves and fruits, and leaf area of common bean was studied. Bean plants (3 per pot) were grown in 6 l pots containing Hoagland &amp; Arnon n. 2 solution, modified for the magnesium concentration. The experimental design was a completely randomized factorial, replicated 3 times, with 5 magnesium levels, and 5 samplings which were done fortnightly. The number of leaves and the leaf area in the 3rd and 4th samplings were increased when the 2.4 ppm magnesium level was employed. Height and number of leaves in the 3rd sampling were increased when the plants were submitted to 24.3 ppm. On the other hand, an increased number of leaves was observed in the 3rd sampling when 72.9 ppm was used. When 97.2 ppm of magnesium was employed, there was an increase in the number of leaves at the 3rd and 5th samplings. Therefore, it can be suggested that, 2,4 ppm of magnesium is sufficient to maintain adequate development of the common bean. These results also suggest that, for the growth and development of the common bean the ideal level of magnesium is between 2.4 and 24.3 ppm
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