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American Trypanosomiasis Chagas disease : one hundred years of research
2017
Abstract In understanding biodiversity, taxonomy and systematics work together, although the two terms are often confused. The objective of systematics is to understand the natural mechanisms responsible for the biodiversity, while the task of taxonomy is to set up a useful classification of the organisms concerned. The Triatominae (Hemiptera, Reduviidae) are the vectors of Chagas disease. Their classification faces frequent divergence between the modern concepts of systematics and the traditional, morphologically-based, classification. This chapter revises the main concepts of species in general, and their application to the Triatominae. We summarize the current classification of the vecto…
Utilization of microbial abundance and diversity as indicators of the origin of soil aggregates produced by earthworms
2013
This study aimed at testing the capability of microbial community structure and abundance to be used as bioindicators of the origin of earthworm cast aggregates. Compact surface casts produced by Amynthas khami and surrounding aggregates lacking visible signs of biological activity (control) were left to disaggregate by natural rainfall and separated into four size classes (5-2, 2-0.5, 0.5-0.25 and <0.25 mm). The genetic structure and the abundance of the bacterial and fungal communities were characterized using B- and F-ARISA fingerprinting approach and quantitative PCR directly from DNA extracted from soil. Bacteria and to a lesser extent fungi were more abundant in casts than in control …
Biofonctionnements des sols tropicaux et mode de gestion des terres
2000
L'effet de deux peuplements de nématodes phytoparasites a été étudié en conditions contrôlées sur la croissance du mil (#Pennisetum glaucum$). Les plants de mil (cv. IKMV 8201) ont été cultivés en pots sur du col collecté au Sud du Sénégal dans un champ cultivé (sol cultivé) et dans une jachère de 17 ans (sol de jachère). La moitié du sol de chacun des prélèvements à été stérilisée. Pour compenser l'effet de la stérilisation, six cycles de cultures de mil de deux mois ont été faits avant l'expérimentation. A l'issu de cette période, trois espèces ont été observées sur le sol cultivé non stérilisé : #Scutellonema cavanessi$, #Tylenchorhynchus gladiolatus$ et #Ditylenchus myceliophagus$, dans…