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Item type: Item , Polinización manual en chirimoya(Estación Experimental del Austro, Departamento Nacional de Recursos Filogenéticos, 2025-11-10) Cedillo Cárdenas Diego Rafael; Valverde Vanegas Marilú; Jiménez Bravo Bryam Roberto; Méndez Barreto Karla Adriana; Encalada Alvarado ClaudioItem type: Item , Manual técnico del cultivo de arándano (Vaccinium corymbosum) para Ecuador(2025-11-26) Aguilar Valarezo Kevin Santiago; Pujota Chingue Boris Adrián; Clavijo Pérez Karol Mabel; Espinosa Marín Jorge Andrés; Espinosa Marín Christian Patricio; Rengifo Montúfar Hillary Maholy; Mejía Bonilla Paúl Ricardo; Viteri Díaz Pablo Francisco; Meneses Montesdeoca Luis Santiago; Vizuete Aguilar Boris Patricio; Enríquez Ruiz Mercy Gabriela; Maldonado Guerrero Esthela Viviana; Jácome Jácome María Cristina; Duma Tinoco Christhian Alfonso; Andrade Ruales Charlie Mauricio; Narváez Armas José RicardoItem type: Item , Evaluación y bioformulación con base en hongos nematófagos y un extracto vegetal para el manejo de Globodera pallida en el cultivo de papa bajo condiciones de invernadero(2024) Sucuy Bonilla Ariel Felipe; LLumiquinga Hormaza Pablo Javier; Tello Torres Cristina MargaritaThe potato cyst nematode (Globodera pallida) is one of the main phytosanitary constraints on potato crops (Solanum tuberosum) in the Ecuadorian highlands, causing yield losses of up to 30%. Prolonged reliance on chemical nematicides has generated environmental concerns, as well as residual toxicity and pathogen resistance, underscoring the need for sustainable management strategies. In this context, this study evaluated the nematicidal efficacy of two bioformulations based on Trichoderma virens, Purpureocillium lilacinum, and quinoa extract (Chenopodium quinoa), developed in two presentations: coated granules and dispersible granules. The research was carried out in two phases: the first consisted of the production, formulation, and microbiological and physicochemical characterization of the bioinputs, while the second involved evaluating their efficacy under controlled greenhouse conditions. The Leona Negra variety was used in a completely randomized design with eight treatments (2 x 3 doses + 2 controls) and six replicates. The bioformulations were applied monthly throughout the entire crop cycle. Agronomic variables and G. pallida population dynamics were evaluated, considering the increase in eggs and larvae per experimental unit. The results allowed determining the differential impact of each formulation and dose on the nematode population, as well as its effect on plant growth and productivity. This study demonstrates the potential for integrating biological control agents and plant extracts into bioformulations with nematicidal activity, contributing to the development of sustainable strategies for managing G. pallida. The formulations evaluated offer an environmentally friendly alternative with potential application in integrated pest management programs for potato crops.Item type: Item , Item type: Item , Manual Técnico para el manejo del cultivo de cannabis no psicoactivo y cáñamo industrial(2025-04-15) Quishpe Falconí María José; Tiaguaro Herrera Carla; Mejía Bonilla Paúl, López; Domínguez Duther; Merino Toro Jorge; Samaniego Maigua Ivan; Onofre Muñoz Daniela; Yantalema De La Torre Joel; Alzate Campos Kelly; Lotta Peña Óscar; Aguirre Flores Alejandro; Gallardo Espín Andrea