RESUMEN
What determines the seasonal and interannual variation of growth rates in trees in a tropical forest? We explore this question with a novel four-year high-temporal-resolution data set of carbon allocation from two forest plots in the Bolivian Amazon. The forests show strong seasonal variation in tree wood growth rates, which are largely explained by shifts in carbon allocation, and not by shifts in total productivity. At the deeper soil plot, there was a clear seasonal trade-off between wood and canopy NPP, while the shallower soils plot showed a contrasting seasonal trade-off between wood and fine roots. Although a strong 2010 drought reduced photosynthesis, NPP remained constant and increased in the six-month period following the drought, which indicates usage of significant nonstructural carbohydrate stores. Following the drought, carbon allocation increased initially towards the canopy, and then in the following year, allocation increased towards fine-root production. Had we only measured woody growth at these sites and inferred total NPP, we would have misinterpreted both the seasonal and interannual responses. In many tropical forest ecosystems, we propose that changing tree growth rates are more likely to reflect shifts in allocation rather than changes in overall productivity. Only a whole NPP allocation perspective can correctly interpret the relationship between changes in growth and changes in productivity.
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Sequías , Ecosistema , Estaciones del Año , Árboles , Clima Tropical , Animales , Bolivia , Monitoreo del Ambiente , Modelos Biológicos , Lluvia , Factores de TiempoRESUMEN
Se presenta un caso de neuropatía del nervio pudendo, pos parto vaginal en una paciente segundigesta de 30 años, portadora de un síndrome muy raro (NPV). La sintomatología mas importante es el dolor perineal que puede asociarse a disfuncion urinaria, anal e incluso sexual; para el diagnostico es importante utilizar dos criteros mayores, o un criterio mayor y dos criterios menores y el tratamiento debe ser siempre secuencial e incluir tres etapas.
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