Jose: Muy interesante. Yo instale el lucid con la identificación de acuáticas hace un tiempo y funcionaba bastante bien, salvo que un carácter levemente errado podia llearte a cualquier lado. Me parecio que l separación de la clae era un tanto debil, pero voy a revisar esta nueva versión, seguramente siempre es muy util tenerla a mano. Muchas gracias por la info
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La publicación, uso, copia e impresión total o parcial de este mensaje o documentos adjuntos queda prohibida. ************************************************************* > -----Mensaje original----- > De: [email protected] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] En nombre de José Angel Barro > Enviado el: Miércoles, 27 de Julio de 2005 08:32 a.m. > Para: Aquaplanta > Asunto: [aquaplanta] CBIT News > > > > Un correo que me llego y qye me parece interesante compartir > con todos ustedes; sobre todo la información sobre las claves > que piensan instalar para la correcta identificación de plantas > > Saludos desde el Norte del Sur > > > > > > July 2005 > Identify Life A new project to revolutionise web-based keys. > more... Recent release Free upgrade to Fact Sheet Fusion. > more... APHIS Lucid coordinator appointed more... Future > Lucid workshops Ecuador, Costa Rica, USA. more...New Lucid > diagnostic Keys Cantaloupe diseases and Sweetpotato > disorders. more... Recent keys available from > the CBIT site Australasian Liverworts & Hornworts and > Blackberries. more... Forage selection tool more...Recent > CBIT releases Short cuts to recently released products. > more... Keys to quarantine pests and diseases more... > > > > Identify Life - A new project to revolutionise web-based keys > > > The Centre recently obtained a grant from the Gordon and > Betty Moore Foundation in California to develop the Key to > Life concept, now called Identify Life. The idea is to > develop an innovative and flexible means of delivering > taxonomic identification services via the Internet, utilising > morphological information stored in distributed databases. > Identify Life will also provide a mechanism for producing > web-based identification keys more rapidly and at much less > cost than is currently possible by pooling data from many > disparate sources such as printed keys (using the Lucid > Phoenix software tool), published and unpublished taxonomic > databases, phylogenetic data files and natural language > descriptions into a web-service database. > The Centre will soon launch a web site as one means of > facilitating international collaboration in this venture. > Click here for more information about this project > > APHIS Lucid coordinator appointed > The Centre for Plant Health Science and Technology (CPHST) > within the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) > in the USA has appointed Dr. Terrence Walters as the Lucid > Coordinator for CPHST. Based at the National Weed Management > Laboratory, Fort Collins, Colorado, Terrence will provide > support to the team of key developers within APHIS and the US > Department of Agriculture involved in developing keys for > APHIS identifiers. > > > Terrence is an experienced plant taxonomist he was > previously executive director of Montgomery Botanical Center > (MBC) in, Miami, Florida, where he was also the institutions > archivist and cycad scientist. During his 10 years at the > Centre, MBC developed the worlds largest > scientifically-documented population-based ex situ collection > of palms and cycads. > > CBIT has had a contract with CPHST-APHIS since March 2002 to > provide Lucid software, training and support. During that > time CPHST has commissioned the development of over 14 Lucid > keys. With Terrence joining the team, the development and use > of Lucid is likely to show a marked increase. > > > New Lucid diagnostic keys > Two new Lucid3 keys have recently been produced for > diagnosing problems in crops both of which are available on > the Internet. > Note: To access both keys you need to have installed a free > version of Java Runtime Environment (Java download). > > Key to Post-harvest Diseases for Cantaloupe > > > > This key, which was developed by Gerald Holmes at North > Carolina State University, USA, enables the user to identify > 24 cantaloupe fruit diseases encountered post-harvest. > > Click here to access the key. > > Sweetpotato DiagNotes > > > > This product is an interactive tool for extension workers, > students, researchers and others who want to learn about the > sweetpotato crop; about the pest, disease and other problems > that can occur; how to diagnose crop symptoms and what > management practices can be used to deal with sweetpotato disorders. > > The interactive (Lucid3) key contained in this product allows > users to diagnose or at least make a short list of possible > problems occurring in a sweetpotato crop. The key covers over > 80 sweetpotato insect and mite pests, nematodes, diseases, > nutrient and other disorders. The combination of text > descriptions and over 700 images helps users in the process > of diagnosing their problems. > > Click here to access the key. > > This key was developed at the The University of Queensland, > in collaboration with Leyte State University ( Philippines), > the International Potato Center (Indonesia), and a number of > other, international collaborators, and funded by the > Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR). > > > Forage selection tool > > > Forage research over the last 50 years has identified many > useful tropical grasses and legumes. Information on their > adaptation and use has resided in peer-reviewed literature, > research reports with limited distribution and, most > importantly, in the memories of forage agronomists with > decades of experience. An international project, funded by > the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research > and other donor agencies has brought this information > together in the form of a selection tool based on CBITs > Lucid3 software. > > The Lucid3 database contains information sheets on the > adaptation, use and management of over 200 forage species, > cultivars and elite accessions; a collection of photographs > and images of species to help in their identification and > use; and a bibliography of more than 6,000 references and > abstracts. The rules of the Lucid3 selection tool are based > on the experiences of more than 50 forage specialists who > have worked for many years in tropical and subtropical > regions of Africa, Tropical USA, Central and South America, > South and South-east Asia and Australia. Users of the tool > can access this expertise to determine the most suitable > species and cultivars for specific sites, based on 19 > criteria, including such factors as rainfall, altitude, soil > texture, fertility and pH, and intended use. > > You can access this tool at http://www.tropicalforages.info > Note: You need to have installed a free version of Java > Runtime Environment to run Lucid3 (Java download). > > More information about this project is available in pdf > > > Keys to quarantine pests and diseases > > > CBIT, together with Terrence Walters, the newly appointed > Lucid coordinator for APHIS (See APHIS Lucid coordinator > appointed), has compiled a list of Lucid keys of relevance to > plant health and quarantine. > > These keys, which are either already available or still in > development, are mostly being produced in the US, Australia > and New Zealand. We hope that the lists will help facilitate > further international collaboration in the development and > use of Lucid keys for quarantine and plant health. > > Lucid keys of direct relevance to quarantine pdf > > > Lucid keys of indirect relevance to quarantine pdf > > > Recent release - Free upgrade to Fact Sheet Fusion > > > Fact Sheet Fusion, a tool to facilitate the rapid generation > of standardised fact sheets in HTML (Hyper Text Markup > Language) or XML (eXtensible Markup Language), was released > earlier this year. There is now a new free upgrade of this > software for those who have already purchased Fact Sheet Fusion. > > For more about Fact Sheet Fusion, go to > http://www.lucidcentral.org/fusion/ > To access the free upgrade, click here and log in. > > > Future Lucid Workshops - Ecuador, Costa Rice, USA As part > of the Moore Foundation project to provide and support Lucid > software in developing countries, the Centre will be > facilitating two workshops in South and Latin America during > August and September this year. > > The first workshop will be held in Ecuador from the 30th > August to the 1st September. For further details about the > workshop, please contact Dr Hugo Navarrete ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > > The second workshop will be in Costa Rica from the 6th to > the 8th September. For further details about this workshop, > please contact Dr Enrique Castro ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > > Later in the year, CBIT staff will join Dr Terrence Walters > in facilitating a series of Lucid workshops across the USA, > primarily for those associated with the development of keys > for quarantine purposes. Please contact Terrence at > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > New keys available from the CBIT site > Click on the titles below for more information on these > products that can be purchased from the CBIT online shop. > > Australasian Liverworts and Hornworts > the first comprehensive key to all 181 genera of liverworts > and hornworts in Australia and New Zealand > > > > Blackberry > - An identification tool to introduced and native Rubus in Australia > > > > Other recent products: > Can be purchased from the CBIT online shop at > http://shop.cbit.uq.edu.au/ > > > > Fact Sheet Fusion a software tool to facilitate the > rapid generation of standardised fact sheets in HTML or XML > Declared Plants of Australia over 900 weed species > included, with detailed information on all the declared > plants (noxious weeds) in Australia > Pest Thrips of the World a key to almost 100 pest > thrips, with information on molecular diagnostics (in > English, German and Spanish) > Coral ID a key to 794 species of hard corals world-wide > > > Contact Us > If you require further information please contact us at > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > If you do not wish to receive this newsletter, you can update > your profile and deselect the "newsletters" option. > > > > > > José Angel Barro > Valencia-Venezuela > __________________________________________________ > Correo Yahoo! > Espacio para todos tus mensajes, antivirus y antispam ¡gratis! > Regístrate ya - http://correo.espanol.yahoo.com/ > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > Yahoo! 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