Influence of adhesive systems on microtensile bond strength of resin-based endodontic sealers to the root dentin

Objective: The aim of this study was to determine the microtensile bond strength to root dentin of AH PlusTM and EndoREZ® with Clearfil Liner Bond 2V and Optibond SoloTM Plus adhesive systems. Study Design: The coronal and middle thirds of six single rooted bovine teeth was split longitudinally in a mesio- distal direction. The two halves were joined with AH Plus or EndoREZ, with and without the use of Clearfil Li - ner Bond 2V and Optibond SoloTM Plus adhesive systems. Build-ups were vertically sectioned into quadrangular (?1mmx1mm) compound bars and subjected to tensile tests at a constant crosshead speed (1 mm/min) until debon - ding. Results: Optibond ® Solo PlusTM in combination with AH PlusTM and EndoREZ ® showed the highest mean micro - tensile bond strength values, in both coronal and middle thirds. The lowest results were seen in the groups where no dentine adhesive was applied, and in those where the self-etching adhesive Clearfil Liner Bond 2V was used. Conclusion: The microtensile bond strength to root dentin of AH PlusTM and EndoREZ may be increased with the use of a total-etch adhesive

Notes taxonòmiques i nomenclaturals en el gènere Cheirolophus Cass. (Asteraceae, Centaureinae)

Es lectotipifica i es reivindica el valor taxonòmic de Cheirolophus cavanillesianus nom. nov. [Centaureavirgata Cav., sinònim reemplaçat, syn. subst.] (Asteraceae, Centaureinae), espècie descrita per A. J. Cavanilles el 1795 per a la província d’Alacant.Dins d’aquest taxon, incloem a nivell subespecífic la varietat capillifolius [Ch. cavanillesianus subsp.capillifolius, comb.& stat.nov.],taxonindicatpera diverse slocalitats de la província d’Alacant. Així mateix,es realitza la lectotipificació de Ch.intybaceus (Lam.) Dostál.Taxonomical and nomenclatural notes in the genus Cheirolophus Cass. (Asteraceae,Centaureinae )We propose the lectotypification as well as the taxonomic value for Cheirolophus cavanillesianus nom.nov. [ Centaurea virgata Cav., replaced synonym, syn. subst.] (Asteraceae, Centaureinae), a plant speciesdescribed by A. J. Cavanilles in 1795 for the province of Alicante. Within this taxon we raise up to thesubspecies level the variety capillifolius [Ch. cavanillesianus subsp. capillifolius, comb. & stat. nov.], taxaindicated for some populations of the Alicante coast. Moreover, Ch. intybaceus (Lam.) Dostál has alsobeen lectotypifie

Sideritis × tobarrensis (Labiatae), un nuevo híbrido para el sureste peninsular ibérico

Se describe una nueva nothoespecie de Sideritis L. (Labiatae), Sideritis ×tobarrensis (= Sideritis bourgaeana Boissier & Reuter × S. incana L.), procedente de Tobarra (Albacete, España). Se presenta una descripción morfoló-gica y los principales caracteres diagnósticos del nuevo híbrido frente a sus progenitores.A new nothospecies of Sideritis L. (Labiatae), Sideritis ×tobarrensis (= Sideritis bourgaeana Boissier & Reuter × S. incana L.) from Tobarra (Albacete, Spain) is described. A morphological description is reported, emphasizing the main diagnostic characters which allow the separation from its parent taxa

Les plantes utilitzades en les ensalades campestres valencianes

Aquest treball reuneix informació sobre plantes silvestres d’ús alimentari que formen part de les amanides tradicionals a la Comunitat Valenciana, les anomenades ensalades campestres. S’han trobat dades sobre 160 tàxons -gèneres i espècies- de plantes silvestres usades com verdures, d’almenys 39 famílies botàniques, sent la família que més aporta la de les Asteràcies o Compostes. Tot i que la majoria són espècies pròpies de la vegetació nitròfila, hi ha d’altres que es localitzen formant part de la vegetació d’entorns naturals i seminaturals.This paper shows information about wild edible plants used to prepare traditional salads in the Valencian Community, forming a part of the so-called ‘ensalades campestres’ (rural, traditional salads). We have found data on 160 wild plant taxa -genus and species-, belonging to not less than 39 botanical families; the family contributing more to this use is Asteraceae or Compositae. Although they are mostly species typical of nitrophilous vegetation, others are located among the vegetation of natural and semi-natural environments

Teucrium × coeleste nothosubsp. schreberi (Labiatae), un híbrido nuevo para la flora valenciana

Some taxonomical notes about the hybridacion between T. angustissimum y T. capitatum s.l. (sect. Polium, Labiatae) are reported. A new nothosubspecies, Teucrium ×coeleste nothosubsp. schreberi is described coming from the hybridization between T. angustissimum and T. capitatum subsp. gracillimum. A morphological description is reported, emphasizing the main diagnostic characters which allow the separation from its parent taxa

Los híbridos de Sideritis hirsuta L. Y s. Tragoriganum lag. (Labiatae)

Se aportan datos sobre la taxonomía de los híbridos entre Sideritis hirsuta L. y S. ragoriganum Lag. (Labiatae). Se describen dos nuevas notosubespecies, S. × valentina nothosubsp. roselloi (de Sisante, Cuenca) y nothosubsp.rierae (de Cortes de Pallás, Valencia), proveniente la primera de la hibridación entre S. hirsuta y S. tragoriganum subsp. mugronensis (Borja) Obón & D. Rivera, y la segunda entre S. hirsuta y S. tragoriganum subsp. tragoriganum. Se presentan sendas descripciones morfológicas y sus principales caracteres diagnósticos frente a sus progenitores y a la notosubespecie tipo descrita por Sennen y Pau, considerada en este trabajo como híbrido entre S. hirsuta y S. tragoriganum subsp. juryi (Peris, Stübing & Figuerola) M.B. Crespo & Mateo. Se tipifican los nombres S. × valentina Sennen & Pau y S. × segobricensis var. pauana Font Quer, designando como lectotipos un espécimen de los exsiccata de Sennen Plantes d’Espagne conservado en el herbario MA y un espécimen de Pau conservado en BC, respectivamente. Se propone una combinación y estatus nuevo para el híbrido S. × laderoi Socorro & García-Granados, como notosubespecie de S. × valentina.New taxonomic data about the hydrization complex between Sideritis hirsuta L. y S. tragoriganum Lag. (Labiatae) are reported. Two news nothosubspecies are described, S. × valentina nothosubsp. roselloi (from Sisante, Cuenca, Spain) and nothosubsp. rierae (from Cortes de Pallás, Valencia, Spain); the first plant comes from the hybridization between S. hirsuta and S. tragoriganum subsp. mugronensis (Borja) Obón & D. Rivera, and the second one from S. hirsuta and S. tragoriganum subsp. tragoriganum. Morphological descriptions of these two hybrids are reported, emphasizing the main diagnostic characters which allow the separation from their parent taxa, and between type nothosubspecies described by Sennen and Pau from material collected in Benicarló and Peñíscola, and identified in this work as a hybrid between S. hirsuta and S. tragoriganum subsp. juryi (Peris, Stübing & Figuerola) M.B. Crespo & Mateo. The names S. × valentina Sennen & Pau and S. × segobricensis var. pauana Font Quer are typified, the lectotypes designated are a specimen preserved at MA from the Sennen's exsiccata Plantes d'Espagne, and a specimen from Pau preserved at BC, respectively. A new status and combination for the name S. × laderoi Socorro & García-Granados is reported, as a nothosubspecies of S. × valentina

A new photovoltaic floating cover system for water reservoirs

This paper describes a new photovoltaic floating cover system for water reservoirs developed jointly by the company CELEMIN ENERGY and the Universidad Politecnica de Valencia. The system consists of polyethylene floating modules which, with the use of tension producing elements and elastic fasteners, are able to adapt to varying reservoir water levels. A full-scale plant located near Alicante (Spain) was built in an agriculture reservoir to study the behaviour of the system. The top of the reservoir has a surface area of 4700 m(2) but only 7% of such area has been covered with the fixed solar system. The system also minimizes evaporation losses from water reservoirs. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.The English revision of this paper was funded by the Universidad Politecnica de Valencia, Spain.Ferrer Gisbert, CM.; Ferran Gozalvez, JJ.; Redón Santafé, M.; Ferrer-Gisbert, P.; Sánchez-Romero, F.; Torregrosa Soler, JB. (2013). A new photovoltaic floating cover system for water reservoirs. Renewable Energy. (60):63-70. doi:10.1016/j.renene.2013.04.007S63706

Project and Design of a Special Agricultural Warehouse Developed in Phases in Valencia (Spain)

[EN] This article describes the developing phases to build warehouses for a Pomelo Company at Valencian County (East of Spain). The warehouses are remarkable because they did not have many intermediate columns. Spatial and lightweight solutions are adopted and described. In the Projects also natural ventilation and lighting have been considered with a successfully result. Erection conditions and Regulations have been taken also account. It has been an inspiration motive for other consultants.Ferrer Gisbert, CM.; Ferrer-Gisbert, P.; Ferran Gozalvez, JJ.; Redón-Santafé, M.; Torregrosa Soler, JB.; Sánchez-Romero, F. (2020). Project and Design of a Special Agricultural Warehouse Developed in Phases in Valencia (Spain). Current Trends in Civil & Structural Engineering. 5(5):1-8. https://doi.org/10.33552/CTCSE.2020.05.000623S185

Revised typifications of four Léon Dufour's names

The typifications of four Léon Dufours's names are revised. The lectotype of Centaurea scorpiurifolia (Compositae) is designated from original material preserved in the ?Herbier Léon Dufour? at BORD (available at: Archives départementales des Landes). The neotypes of Centaurea stenophylla and Thalictrum maritimum (Ranunculaceae) were designated from material preserve at P and VAL herbaria, respectively. However, original material has been found at BORD. Therefore, the lectotypes of C. stenophylla and T. maritimum are designated in this work according to Art. 9.19(a) of the International Code of Nomenclature for algae, fungi, and plants (ICN). On the other hand, the lectotype of Centaurea dracunculifolia is also designated from original material preserved at BORD.

Lead in terrestrial game birds from Spain

[EN] We analysed exposure to Pb and its relationship with lead-based ammunition in seven species of terrestrial game birds-common woodpigeon (Columba palumbus), rock dove (Columba livia), stock dove (Columba oenas), European turtle-dove (Streptopelia turtur), red-legged partridge (Alectoris rufa), Barbary partridge (Alectoris barbara) and common quail (Coturnix coturnix)-from rural and urban areas in different parts of Spain (Valencia, Castilla-La Mancha, Castilla y Leon, Madrid, Islas Canarias and Navarra). A total of 530 liver samples were analysed, and the presence of Pb pellets was studied in the crop, gizzard and intestine; the state and appearance of these organs were also analysed. The number of specimens suspected to have ingested Pb shot was 28 (5.6%), and the geometric mean concentration of hepatic Pb was 0.054 mu g g(-1) (wet weight, ww). A low percentage of samples (4.8%) were above the abnormal exposure threshold (0.65 mu g g(-1) ww), and, in these specimens, renal Pb concentrations were determined. Common woodpigeons and rock doves from Madrid were found to have high concentrations of Pb in their livers, and, so, both species can be considered to be good bioindicators of Pb contamination in rural (common woodpigeons) and urban (rock doves) environments. Partridges bred for hunting may be more prone to ingesting pellets from the environment, a fact that should be taken into account in management decisions.This study was funded by the Spanish Sectoral Federation of Weapons and Ammunition (FSA). The authors would like to thank Miguel A. 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