55 research outputs found
Cuando se comenzó a jugar a «El Estanciero»: Breve reacción al texto de Samuel Amaral: «Desunión e innovación: fiscalidad, finanzas y moneda en Buenos Aires en la década de 1820»
No full textBreve ensayo que recoge en qué hizo pensar al autor un trabajo de Samuel Amaral sobre el papel moneda inconvertible en Buenos Aires. Se inserta el texto en un acotado entramado bibliográfico para responder dos preguntas. Una de Samuel Amaral: qué ideas guiaron a los porteños. Se buscaron posibilidades observando otras economías de la vieja Monarquía Hispánica. La otra pregunta, que seguramente cuenta con muchas respuestas, es por qué las mayorías aceptan usar las monedas que se les dan y por el valor que les dicen que tienen.Brief essay that gathers what made the author think of a work by Samuel Amaral on the inconvertible paper money in Buenos Aires. The text is inserted in a bounded bibliographic framework to answer two questions. One of Samuel Amaral: what ideas guided the porteños. Possibilities were sought by observing other economies of the old Hispanic Monarchy. The other question, which surely has many answers, is why themajority agree to use the coins that are given to them and for the value that they are told they have.Fil: Jumar, Fernando. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina. Universidad Nacional de Tres de Febrero; Argentin
Cuando se comenzó a jugar a «El Estanciero»: Breve reacción al texto de Samuel Amaral: «Desunión e innovación: fiscalidad, finanzas y moneda en Buenos Aires en la década de 1820»
No full textBreve ensayo que recoge en qué hizo pensar al autor un trabajo de Samuel Amaral sobre el papel moneda inconvertible en Buenos Aires. Se inserta el texto en un acotado entramado bibliográfico para responder dos preguntas. Una de Samuel Amaral: qué ideas guiaron a los porteños. Se buscaron posibilidades observando otras economías de la vieja Monarquía Hispánica. La otra pregunta, que seguramente cuenta con muchas respuestas, es por qué las mayorías aceptan usar las monedas que se les dan y por el valor que les dicen que tienen.Brief essay that gathers what made the author think of a work by Samuel Amaral on the inconvertible paper money in Buenos Aires. The text is inserted in a bounded bibliographic framework to answer two questions. One of Samuel Amaral: what ideas guided the porteños. Possibilities were sought by observing other economies of the old Hispanic Monarchy. The other question, which surely has many answers, is why themajority agree to use the coins that are given to them and for the value that they are told they have.Fil: Jumar, Fernando. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina. Universidad Nacional de Tres de Febrero; Argentin
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No full textAs ‘reformas borbónicas’ na formação da historiografía argentina
No full textThis article follows the signs of the presence of the \u27Bourbon reforms\u27 notion in foundational texts of the Argentinean historiography. When that is found, the intention is to clarify its given contents and how it operates in the explanations provided by the authors.Se rastrea la presencia de la noción ‘reformas borbónicas’ en textos fundacionales de la historiografía argentina y cuando se la encuentra, se busca precisar los contenidos con que se la dota y cómo opera en las explicaciones provistas por los autores. Se propone que la base de diferenciación en la ponderación de sus objetivos y alcances se encuentra en la confusión conceptual entre ‘libre comercio’ y ‘comercio libre’.On suit la trace de la présence de l’expression « réforme des Bourbons » dans des textes de fondation de l’historiographie argentine et, quand on la trouve, on vise à préciser les contenus avec lesquels on la dote, et la manière comme elle fonctionne dans les explications données par les auteurs. On propose que la base de différentiation dans la pondération de ses objectifs et réussites, soit due à la confusion conceptuelle entre « libre échange » et « échange libre ».Se rastrea a presença da noção ‘reformas borbónicas’ em textos fundacionales da historiografía argentina e quando a encontra, se procura precisar os conteúdos com que a dota e como opera nas explicações provistas pelos autores. Propõe-se que a base de diferenciação na ponderação de seus objetivos e alcances se encontra na confusão conceitual entre ‘livre comércio’ e ‘comércio livre’
Chlorophyll Content of Aromatic Rice Mentik Susu in Peat Soils Due to Ash Ameliorant and Jakaba LOF
No full textPaddy plant chlorophyll is one of the determinants of plant growth and development, as photosynthesis plays a role in capturing light and transforming inorganic compounds into nutrients that plants need. The problem with the cultivation of paddy in the palm soil is the high saturation of the soil. There is a need for improvement in the ashes, ashes of palm powder, and empty palm cane ashes to lower the saturation. In addition, the application of jakaba LOF is necessary to boost the growth of milk dough crops, especially in the formation of chlorophyll. This research aims to determine the effect of jakaba LOF on the chlorophyll content of aromatic mentik susu rice in peat soil where ash ameliorant has been applied. This study used a nested factorial completely randomized design (CRD). The jakaba LOF application factor was nested in the type of ash ameliorant. The ameliorant type factor (s) consists of four treatments: s0 = no ameliorant, s1 = rice husk ash, s2 = sawdust wood ash, and s3 = empty oil palm bunch ash. The dose factor for LOF jakaba application (j) consists of two treatments: j0 = without application of LOF jakaba, j1 = application of LOF jakaba 15 mL-1. The results of the research showed that the application of LOF jakaba did not have a significant effect on the chlorophyll content of aromatic mentik susu rice in peat soil based on the type of ash ameliorant. Application of ash ameliorant to peat soil planted with milk aromatic rice can increase the chlorophyll b content and total chlorophyll of rice. Treatment without ash ameliorant (s0) can increase the chlorophyll b content and total chlorophyll content of rice by 16.45 mg mL-1 and 15.27 mg mL-1, respectively compared to the treatment of rice husk ash (s1), sawdust wood ash (s2), and empty palm fruit bunch ash (s3)
Effect of Giving Tofu Dregs Bokashi on Phosphate Dynamics in Ultisols
No full textUltisols are soil types that are poor in nutrients, one of which is element P, where this nutrient is needed by plants in large quantities. In Ultisols, P nutrients are bound by Al, so the availability of P nutrients for plants is low. Giving organic matter is one way to speed up the process of soil amelioration. Tofu waste is organic waste that contains nutrients and can be used as organic fertilizer that can help improve soil nutrients. Tofu dregs contain organic N, P, K, Ca, Mg, and C, which have the potential to increase soil fertility. This study aims to determine the effect of tofu pulp bokashi application on the dynamics of phosphate in Ultisols soil and to obtain the best dose of tofu pulp bokashi on the availability of phosphate in Ultisols soil. The method used in this study was a 1-factor Completely Randomized Design (CRD) with 6 (six) levels of treatment with 3 (three) replications in order to obtain 18 experimental units. Treatment P0 was without giving bokashi, P1 was P fertilizer 200 kg.ha-1, P2 was bokashi tofu dregs 12 t.ha-1, P3 was bokashi tofu dregs 24 t.ha-1, P4 was bokashi tofu dregs 12 t.ha-1 and fertilizer P 200 kg.ha-1, P5 namely bokashi tofu dregs 24 t.ha-1 + fertilizer P 200 kg.ha-1. The results of this study showed that the administration of tofu dregs bokashi had a significant effect and the best dose was obtained for increasing pH and available P by giving bokashi tofu dregs 24 t.ha-1 and P fertilizer 200 kg.ha-1. The best dose to reduce Al-dd is by giving bokashi tofu dregs 24 t.ha-1 and P fertilizer 200 kg.ha-
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