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1. Genetic Diversity of Odocoileus virginianus veraecrucis (Goldman & Kellog 1940) and Other’s Subspecies in Mexico: Implications for Its Genetic Conservation

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Serna-Lagunes, Ricardo, Pastor-Medina, Erick Jair, Castillo-Rodríguez, Ruth Guadalupe, Cruz-Romero, Anabel, Salazar-Ortiz, Juan, Del Rosario-Arellano, José Luis, García-Martínez, Miguel Ángel, Mora-Collado, Norma, Andrés-Meza, Pablo, Nardelli, Maximiliano, editor, and Túnez, Juan Ignacio, editor

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2021
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3. Zonificación edafoclimática de la yuca (Manihot esculenta Crantz) para la producción sostenible de bioproductos

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Del-Rosario-Arellano, José Luis, Aguilar Rivera, Noé, Leyva Ovalle, Otto Raúl, Andres-Meza, Pablo, Meneses Márquez, Isaac, Bolio-López, Gloria Ivette, Del-Rosario-Arellano, José Luis, Aguilar Rivera, Noé, Leyva Ovalle, Otto Raúl, Andres-Meza, Pablo, Meneses Márquez, Isaac, and Bolio-López, Gloria Ivette

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Cassava starch is biomass with the potential to produce a large number of bioproducts, including bioplastics, biodegradable materials that can represent an alternative to the production of plastics of fossil origin (334 million t year-1), petrochemical products that have led to an environmental crisis. On the other hand, agro-industrial sustainability can be promoted by growing the plant in optimal geographic areas. The zoning methodology was used through edaphoclimatic variables, submitted to the ArcMap GIS to determi ne potential areas in the state of Veracruz, Mexico. The Kruskal-Wallis test was used to validate the zoning. An area with an optimal edaphoclimatic aptitude of 1,465,210 ha was observed, with a greater distribution in the North Gulf physiographic province. Krus- kal-Wallis demonstrated that the FAO zoning methodology is useful to determine areas with edaphoclimatic potential. Finally, optimal areas were found to grow cassava as a source of starch with future use in the production of bioproducts., Resumen: El almidón de la yuca es una biomasa con potencial para elaborar una gran cantidad bioproductos, entre ellos, los bioplásticos, materiales biodegradables que pueden repre sentar una alternativa a la producción de plásticos de origen fósil (334 millones t año-1), productos petroquímicos que han encaminado a una crisis ambiental. Por otro lado, se puede fomentar la sostenibilidad agroindustrial, al cultivar la planta en áreas geográficas óptimas. Se utilizó la metodología de zonificación a través de variables edafoclimáticas, sometidas al SIG ArcMap para determinar áreas potenciales en el estado de Veracruz, México. La prueba Kruskal-Wallis se empleó para validar la zonificación. Se observó un área con aptitud óptima edafoclimática de 1,465,210 ha, con mayor distribución en la provincia fisiográfica Golfo Norte. Kruskal-Wallis demostró que la metodología de zonifi cación de la FAO, es útil para determinar áreas con potencial edafoclimático. Por último, se encontraron áreas óptimas para cultivar yuca como fuente de almidón con uso futuro en la elaboración de bioproductos.

Published
2022

4. Factores edafoclímátícos y productividad de tres variedades de mango (Mangiferaindica L) en Veracruz, México.

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Galo, Misael Zamudio, Lagunes, Ricardo Serna, Meza, Pablo Andrés, Galindo Tovar, María Elena, Del Rosario Arellano, José Luis, and Cruz-Castillo, Juan Guillermo

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2023
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6. Seed yield of simple and tri-linear corn (Zea mays L.) hybrids for the mexican humid tropics

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Sierra Macías, Mauro, primary, Rodríguez Montalvo, Flavio A., additional, Espinosa Calderón, Alejandro, additional, Tadeo Robledo, Margarita, additional, Gómez Montiel, Noel Orlando, additional, Vázquez Carrillo, María Griselda, additional, Ugalde Acosta, Francisco Javier, additional, Barrón Freyre, Sabel, additional, Del Rosario Arellano, José Luis, additional, Leyva Ovalle, Otto Raúl, additional, Serna Lagunes, Ricardo, additional, and Andrés Meza, Pablo, additional

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2021
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8. Exploration of cassava clones for the development of biocomposite films.

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Del Rosario-Arellano, José Luis, Bolio-López, Gloria Ivette, Valadez-González, Alex, Zamora-Peredo, Luis, Aguilar-Rivera, Noé, Meneses-Márquez, Isaac, Andrés-Meza, Pablo, and Leyva-Ovalle, Otto Raúl

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*CASSAVA starch, *CASSAVA, *AMYLOSE, *PLANT clones, *BAGASSE, *RAMAN spectroscopy, *BIODEGRADABLE plastics
Abstract

Due to the growing interest in developing bioplastic films from renewable sources, the performance of biocomposite films produced of native starch from cassava clones reinforced with cassava bagasse was explored. The biocomposites were prepared from the starch of cassava clones MMEXV5, MMEXV40, and MMEXCH23, reinforced with bagasse at 1%, 5%, and 15%. Their structural, mechanical, and thermal properties were subsequently assessed. When analyzing the starch, differences in the intensities of the Raman spectra exhibit a possible variation in the amylose-amylopectin ratio. In the biocomposites, the bagasse was efficiently incorporated into polymeric matrixes and their thermogravimetric analysis revealed the compatibility of the matrix-reinforcement. The starch films from the MMEXV40 clone showed better tension (2.53 MPa) and elastic modulus (60.49 MPa). The assessed mechanical properties were also affected by bagasse concentration. Because of the above, the MMEXV40 cassava clone showed potential to develop polymeric materials, given its tuberous roots high yield, starch extraction, and good performance in its mechanical properties. At the same time, the starch source (clone) and the bagasse concentration interfere with the final properties of the biocomposites. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2022
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