2017
DOI: 10.29298/rmcf.v7i37.49
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Aprovechamiento de productos forestales no maderables en los bosques de montaña alta, centro de México

Abstract: Se describe la forma de aprovechamiento de tres Productos Forestales No Maderables (PFNM) en los bosques de montaña alta del centro de México: vara de perlilla (Symphoricarpos microphyllus), musgo (Thuidium delicatulum var. delicatulum) y hongos comestibles (reino Fungi). La investigación se realizó en el Área de Protección de Flora y Fauna Nevado de Toluca y en el ejido de San Bartolo Oxtotitlán, municipio Jiquipilco, Estado de México, a través de encuestas, entrevistas semiestru… Show more

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“…Traditional moss uses related to Christmas or as decorative material are the most common. These results are in contrast with the worldwide trend of medicinal use that includes few records in Mexico (Alcorn 1984, Delgadillo 2000, Harris 2008, López-Santiago 2015, Glime 2017b). Using mosses to decorate Nativity scenes resulted from a Christmas tradition that began in the nineteenth century and has continued until today (Anastacio-Martínez et al 2017b (Martínez-López et al 2015, Cornejo-Tenorio & Ibarra-Manríquez 2019.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 59%
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“…Traditional moss uses related to Christmas or as decorative material are the most common. These results are in contrast with the worldwide trend of medicinal use that includes few records in Mexico (Alcorn 1984, Delgadillo 2000, Harris 2008, López-Santiago 2015, Glime 2017b). Using mosses to decorate Nativity scenes resulted from a Christmas tradition that began in the nineteenth century and has continued until today (Anastacio-Martínez et al 2017b (Martínez-López et al 2015, Cornejo-Tenorio & Ibarra-Manríquez 2019.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 59%
“…De la Cruz's ( 1552) work can be considered as the oldest record of medicinal use of bryophytes in Mexico. However, there is a knowledge gap until new medicinal reports appeared in recent decades (Alcorn 1984, Delgadillo 2000, López-Santiago 2015, Glime 2017a). Bryophytes have a wide variety of secondary metabolites and they are used for antibiotics and pharmaceutical production (Pandey & Alam 2020).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The process of cutting involves making a series of V-shaped incisions in the bark of the trunk and in the thick branches of the tree, which creates an environment conducive to the development of pests and diseases [10]. Mexican Official Standards for Copal resin harvesting call for management plans that include an inventory and yield calculation [11]. The trees are usually found on communal properties where many extractors gather; thus, there is no formal organization, and producers do not follow sustainable practices.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Las ANP a menudo no consideran los intereses, la estructura, la cultura y la participación de los actores implicados, lo que, sumado a la imposición de restricciones de las actividades humanas y la presión de las comunidades que viven cerca o dentro, conduce a conflictos entre la conservación y el desarrollo (Hensler y Merçon, 2020; Montes de Oca-Hernández y Castillo-Nonato, 2019; Jiao et al, 2019). Lo anterior repercute negativamente en la producción, organización territorial, propiedad de la tierra y saberes asociados a formas particulares para el uso y acceso en determinados espacios geográficos (Velázquez y Ramírez, 2020;Vallejo Román y Rodríguez Torrent, 2020;Anastacio-Martínez et al, 2016). Pineda-López et al (2016) señalan que en los parques nacionales de México habitan pequeñas comunidades que realizan actividades productivas que tienen una historia previa a su nombramiento como ANP, por lo que es importante promover prácticas productivas y de conservación que permitan mejorar la calidad de vida, especialmente para las mujeres.…”
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