Análisis del desarrollo vegetativo de plantas de Solanum lycopersicum L., generadas de semillas tratadas magnéticamente.

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title	Análisis del desarrollo vegetativo de plantas de Solanum lycopersicum L., generadas de semillas tratadas magnéticamente.
spellingShingle	Análisis del desarrollo vegetativo de plantas de Solanum lycopersicum L., generadas de semillas tratadas magnéticamente. Tomate Campo magnético estático no homogéneo Crecimiento Fenología Ciencias de la tierra
title_short	Análisis del desarrollo vegetativo de plantas de Solanum lycopersicum L., generadas de semillas tratadas magnéticamente.
title_full	Análisis del desarrollo vegetativo de plantas de Solanum lycopersicum L., generadas de semillas tratadas magnéticamente.
title_fullStr	Análisis del desarrollo vegetativo de plantas de Solanum lycopersicum L., generadas de semillas tratadas magnéticamente.
title_full_unstemmed	Análisis del desarrollo vegetativo de plantas de Solanum lycopersicum L., generadas de semillas tratadas magnéticamente.
title_sort	Análisis del desarrollo vegetativo de plantas de Solanum lycopersicum L., generadas de semillas tratadas magnéticamente.
dc.contributor.none.fl_str_mv	Torres Osorio, Javier Ignacio Zamorano-Montañez, Carolina Campos Electromagnéticos, Medio Ambiente y Salud Pública (Categoría C)
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topic	Tomate Campo magnético estático no homogéneo Crecimiento Fenología Ciencias de la tierra
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spelling	Análisis del desarrollo vegetativo de plantas de Solanum lycopersicum L., generadas de semillas tratadas magnéticamente.TomateCampo magnético estático no homogéneoCrecimientoFenologíaCiencias de la tierraIlustraciones, gráficasspa:El tomate es la hortaliza con mayor importancia económica y alimenticia en el mundo. Para satisfacer la demanda creciente, los sistemas productivos deben integrar métodos novedosos con criterios de rentabilidad, sostenibilidad ambiental y bienestar social. El tratamiento magnético de semillas es una técnica de aplicación accesible, bajo costo y puede favorecer el metabolismo vegetal. Este trabajo de tipo explicativo- validatorio, buscó analizar el efecto del tratamiento de semillas con campo magnético estático no homogéneo sobre el desarrollo vegetativo de Solanum lycopersicum L., a través de la evaluación de la fenología y la cinética del crecimiento de la planta. Se evaluaron variables morfométricas y bioquímicas no destructivas dos veces por semana. El área foliar se calculó sobre la tercera hoja verdadera por tratamiento de imagen con la aplicación para dispositivos móviles Easy leaf area free, la altura de la planta se midió con un distanciómetro láser Fluke 480D, el diámetro del tallo se midió con un pie de rey Mitutoyo absolute digimatic (CD-8” CSX-B), el contenido de clorofilas se cuantificó con el clorofilómetro portátil Spad 502 Plus (Konica Minolta INC) en dos hojas por planta. La metodología para el tratamiento magnético de semillas de tomate fue desarrollada experimentalmente por el grupo de investigación en Magnetobiología. Los resultados indicaron que las plantas generadas por tratamiento magnético de semillas presentaron mayor altura, diámetro del tallo, número de hojas, área foliar y contenido de clorofila que las plantas generadas de semillas no tratadas. Las plantas provenientes de semillas tratadas magnéticamente presentaron 21 % más área foliar y 9 % más altura que las plantas germinadas de semillas que no fueron expuestas a campo magnético. Por tanto, se concluye que la exposición de semillas de tomate a campo magnético estático no homogéneo favorece el desarrollo vegetativo de las plantas.eng:The tomato is the vegetable with the greatest economic and nutritional importance in the world. To satisfy the increasing demand, the production systems must integrate innovative methods with criteria of profitability, environmental sustainability and social welfare. Magnetic seed treatment is an accessible, low-cost application technique that can promote plant metabolism. This validation-explanatory type work sought to analyze the effect of seed treatment with a non-homogeneous static magnetic field on the vegetative development of Solanum lycopersicum L., through the evaluation of the phenology and the kinetics of plant growth. Non-destructive morphometric and biochemical variables were evaluated twice week. Leaf area was calculated on the third true leaf by image processing with the Easy leaf area free mobile application, plant height was measured with a Fluke 480D laser distance meter, stem diameter was measured with a caliper Mitutoyo absolute digimatic (CD8” CSX-B), the chlorophyll content was quantified with the Spad 502 Plus portable chlorophyllometer (Konica Minolta INC) in two leaves per plant. The methodology for the magnetic treatment of tomato seeds was developed experimentally by the Magnetobiology research group. The results indicated that plants generated by magnetic seed treatment had greater height, stem diameter, number of leaves, leaf area and chlorophyll content than plants generated from untreated seeds. Plants from magnetically treated seeds had 21 % more leaf area and 9 % more height than plants germinated from seeds that were not exposed to a magnetic field. Therefore, it is concluded that the exposure of tomato seeds to a non-homogeneous static magnetic field favors the vegetative development of the plants.1. Resumen / 2. Abstract / 3. Introducción / 4. Materiales y métodos / 5. Resultados / 6. Discusión / 7. Conclusiones / 8. Bibliografía / 9. AnexosUniversitarioIngeniero(a) Agronómico(a)MagnetobiologíaFacultad de Ciencias AgropecuariasManizalesIngeniería AgronómicaTorres Osorio, Javier IgnacioZamorano-Montañez, CarolinaCampos Electromagnéticos, Medio Ambiente y Salud Pública (Categoría C)Villa Carmona, Elisabed2023-11-11T14:51:13Z2023-11-11T14:51:13Z2023-11-11Trabajo de grado - Pregradohttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_7a1fTextinfo:eu-repo/semantics/bachelorThesishttp://purl.org/coar/version/c_970fb48d4fbd8a85application/pdfapplication/pdfapplication/pdfapplication/pdfhttps://repositorio.ucaldas.edu.co/handle/ucaldas/19679Universidad de CaldasRepositorio Institucional Universidad de Caldashttps://repositorio.ucaldas.edu.co/engspaAbdel Latef, A. A. H., Dawood, M. F., Hassanpour, H., Rezayian, M., & Younes, N. A. (2020). Impact of the static magnetic field on growth, pigments, osmolytes, nitric oxide, hydrogen sulfide, phenylalanine ammonia-lyase activity, antioxidant defense system, and yield in lettuce. 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