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 Eco friendly female fashion no longer means bland, formless creations, boring. green clothing companies today growing rapidly in the ranks of fashion design. These companies are run in their belief that quality extends to fashion design and the sustainability of the earth. Check out the top three eco-friendly companies that care about the earth, while the manufacture of high quality, beautiful women women clothing.Patagonia.comLeading package environmentally friendly fashion is Patagonia.com . Patagonia.com is committed to protecting the land, working with products and processes that cause the least damage possible, and using the latest technologies. To carefully evaluate their waste products and support groups that protect the environment. Recycled clothing to reduce waste and transform the clothes worn on new clothes. Since 1985, Patagonia has pledged 1% of its sales to preserve and restore the environment, resulting in more than 31 million dollars. Patagonia also generously gives back to offer their employees up to two months' leave to volunteer with environmental groups, while paying their salaries and benefits. This company has come a long way from the small tin shed where Yvon Chouinard made his first pair of pythons in Burbank, California. Meanwhile, check out the styles of dresses cute eco-friendly, pants, sweaters and blouses, jackets, skirts, swimwear and yoga clothing is another company Patagonia.com.ExOfficio.comExOfficio.com eco friendly clothing , whose Latin name means "a member of the elite. "ExOfficio.com offers elegant outdoor tours, trekking and adventure clothing, with brands of soy and recycled polyester. Soy is a renewable resource that provides many performance improvements, as it is very strong but gentle, antibacterial, and soybeans also requires less processing. soy jackets, tops, underwear, skirts and pants are available in cute styles are also green. ExOfficio.com partner with humanitarian groups and believes strongly in protecting the natural environment, providing financial and human resources groups such as World Concern, Medical Teams International, African Wildlife Foundation and cystic fibrosis to Foundation.Visit ExOfficio.com catalog.Nau.com more information and online can be a small company, but operate by beliefs about great behave in a responsible and honorable, while contributing tangible efforts to make the world a better place. They run their business on a strict set of rules drawn up specifically for corporate responsibility.These standards include a commitment to peaceful resolution of conflicts, to work in an environmentally and socially responsible, humane treatment of workers, sustainable product development, waste reduction, recycling and philanthropy. Visit nau.com for a good selection of jackets, vests, shirts, pants, shorts, dresses, these three companies skirts.As green entertainment, fashion women can be designed and produced in a sustainable, environmentally friendly, rather than use the resources of the world and filling the landfills.
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Highlander Andean cultural practices
 Feast of DeadIn Andes in Bolivia, there is a native group called Ayllu that make their living from the mountain. They have many rituals that reflect their close relationship with and dependence on the mountain. These rituals are rich with the manner in which Ayllu see the mountain and use its resources. The way in which the themes of the rock and the way they see it show up in their rituals and other aspects of their lives is called the mountain metaphor. In The Mountain of the Condor, it is very symbolic proof of the Mountain metaphor. This symbolism is a testament to the essential interests of the metaphor. The Feast of the Dead in particular, one can see the importance of the number three, the cyclical nature of metaphor, and the whole that is evident in all aspects. Feast of the Dead is a ceremony where the dead members of society Ayllu celebrated, and even with the pain of death is eased by the way society views death. It is not seen as a final, but as a reunion with the mountain where all people were spiritually born, and that all people must return to be spiritually born again. The dead are buried in the mountain, and passes through it, on the waterways of the dead, to the top where they are born again. The feast of the dead is a celebration of rock and its support for the lives of those in the community. A very good example of the metaphor of the Feast of the Dead can be seen on the death and funeral of a man named Guillermo. Guillermo fell backwards off a wall and was paralyzed. Within a few days he died. Before his death, when he knew he would die, he noted the lots that he had plowed, planted and harvested, and thus had become part of forever. The Feast of the Dead, one can see a lot of symbolism in the ceremony for the burial of Guillermo. Many of the properties of Mountain Metaphor is illustrated in this example of an ayllu funeral and death ceremonies. Many times in this description, one can notice that the number of three new. In the death and afterlife beliefs of this group can be seen in the number three elders of the sun, lights and stars that exist in heaven. God, Jesus, and Santiago has also lived in the sky. It is seen three times in the physical world: it Chullpas, cross, and the cemetery. They considered that died recently died during the past three years. Space, time, and referred to the earth shrines, and is intertwined with the other three levels.The reason number three is so important within the culture of Allyu has again to do with rock. They believe that the mountain has three levels. These levels are specific crops and animals as they are associated. At the bottom, maize grains, fruits and flowers are grown. In the middle, the herd of goats and sheep and planting potatoes and barley. At the top, staying alpaca and llama, and potatoes are also grown here. These three distinct climatologically specific areas are very important for the livelihoods of Allyu and is therefore represented in the rituals and some of the mountain metaphor. When they're killing living, there is also a high incidence of number three. Three of the dead returning to the village. The table with the party on its three stages. The heavens, the saints, and the sun is symbolized by three items: bamboo, a cross, and oranges. Three water-color drawings were put on the canvas, and the ceremony consists of three days of mourning and three days happiness.One also notice that the number three is particularly important in Christianity. The Holy Trinity, the three wise men, the three patriarchs: Abraham, Issac and Jacob. In Catholicism in particular, there are three theological virtues: faith, hope and love, and three levels of the afterlife: Heaven, Hell and Purgatory. The strong correlation of the number three in the two religions suggests some influence of Christianity on modern Andean religions. Three is the number of levels are on the mountain, and all have traveled through to reach a destination: the top of the hill that leads to rebirth. Number three is very important to Andean cosmology and religion. Another aspect of the Mountain metaphor that can be considered to be strongly represented at the ceremony by Guillermo is the cyclical nature of metaphor. The journey that his body was prepared for a cyclical one. He would return to the earth by his funeral. He was then to travel through the rock to be born again. The sun, as it is very important to the livelihoods of Andean Highlanders, are also cyclical. The way the sun rises and sets has to do with the cyclical nature of the rock, and thus the journey of the sun is seen as a cyclical one. In addition, a wreath hangs over the tomb of Guillermo. This wreath is a symbol of the cyclical nature of each part of Andean culture, and represents the cyclical nature of death in particular.Another important aspect of the ceremony includes the exchange between the living and dead. The way to the Andes like life and death as one of a continuum paralleling their faith in cycles and a wholeness of life that includes death. The dead and the living are reunited in the ceremony, and it is held between seasons. This is significant because the transition between the seasons are reflected in the transition between life and death. This is another aspect of the continuity that is so important to their belief system. Baptism, mass, and the Community is seen as an exchange between the living and the dead. Some of the cyclical continuum of this culture is reciprocity between all people and parts of the mountain. The living give to the dead with a ceremony to receive from the dead in turn. The people give to the rock so the rock will give back to them.In the second half of the ritual, the ceremony now more interested in regenerative and Rebirthing aspect of metaphor. The bread represents the new babies and rebirth that comes from death. Babies represent new and rebirth, and that they are made of bread represents the feeding of the soul that went on during the transition from death to life as the soul journeyed up the mountain. The mountain is constantly feeding Allyu materially and spiritually.The bread infants in the ceremony also represents the cyclical nature of the mountain and the importance of reciprocity. After having babies made out of bread at a ceremony that celebrates the dead is very representative of the importance of regeneration. The babies are made from bread which is a food, and they are shaped like children. Food and baby are both a novelty and a reciprocity in the Andean culture. Food is provided as a gift for both living and dead. Food also has regenerative qualities. Bread can regenerate a starving person, or be mutual. Babies represent a renewal of life itself. Babies are really the opposite of death, and in this ceremony, they represent the cyclical nature of the way that life goes on. It is important also, that they get sponsors. This aspect of the ritual is another representative of the importance of reciprocity in this culture. By asking someone to become a sponsor, is that people applying for a relationship that involves reciprocity. Godparents are not just a ceremonial symbol, they are responsible for the welfare of who or what they are godparents to. In this way they are expected to provide any needed support and a reciprocal relationship formed between mentor and the one who asked them to be a sponsor and whoever or whatever is received guidance or assistance of godparent.The child made of bread is also representative of the regenerative aspect of the mountain where the sun is concerned. The sun is seen as a baby son who Birn every morning and then the sun ages throughout the day and die. They also apply this innovation to the potato and the way that the eyes of potatoes grown on potato is transformed into new potatoes. Bread infants ceremonial work the same way. The symbolism is the Feast of Dead direct concern to the symbolism found throughout the Andean highland culture. The ceremony uses such aspects as number three, the cyclical nature of rock and renewal. The party also symbolizes the relationship between people who share the mountain and call it home. The symbols of a culture find their way into the practice of it, and this can be seen especially in the culture of the Andean Highlanders.
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 The islands of the Bahamas, or the Bahamas, are a group of 700 islands, islets and rocks located 50 miles off the coast of Florida. The tropical climate makes the Bahamas a popular destination year round for sun lovers and those simply looking to escape the ice and snow at home. Although it can be surprisingly cold, the average temperate in summer in the mid-80s, while the average temperature in winter is in the mid 70s. When most travelers talk about going to the Bahamas are usually referring to the Bahamas capital, Nassau, located in New Providence Island, or refer to Freeport / Lucaya on the island of Grand Bahama. These are the two most popular destinations for tourists in the Bahamas. Nassau, located in New Providence Island, is a destination rich in history and Caribbean culture. The main points are to Nassau in the Bahamas Historical Society Museum, casinos and nightclubs and a multitude of restaurants and hotels for all tastes and budgets. The second most popular tourist destination is Freeport / Lucaya on the island of Grand Bahama. Freeport / Lucaya is a thoroughly modern, planned city. Here visitors will find pristine white sandy beaches, first class hotel, one, the nightlife of the casino, and scuba diving and water sports galore.Some travelers may choose to visit those who are known as "Out Islands" These consist of 14 inhabited islands, each with its own personality. L '"Out Islands" include the Abacos, Acklins / Crooked Island, Andros, the Berry Islands, Bimini, Cat Island, Eleuthera / Harbour Island, The Exumas, Inagua, Long Island, Mayaguana and San Salvador. While these islands are off the beaten path, everyone has their own unique activities, and vibrant culture of the Bahamas. Some hotels or other accommodations, such as well.At this point in time the entry requirements for the Bahamas, the state that passengers have a government issued photo identification such as driver's license, and proof of passport application . Travelers who have applied for a passport, but not yet received, can rest easy, all you need is to download passport status from the website of the Department of State (http://travel.state.gov) With so many ways. relax, or just play in the Bahamas, it's no wonder the Bahamas are an ideal destination for thousands of travelers each year. Regardless if travelers choose to visit one of the most popular destinations in the Bahamas as Nassau or Freeport, or choose to visit one of the less traveled but equally fascinating "Out Islands" are sure to have a fun, full of culture, Caribbean vacation .
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Hawaii Deserves Shot at BCS Championship
 Have not we been here before? Not quite. Much like Boise State a year ago, Hawaii Warriors finished the regular season with an undefeated record. Unlike last season, but there is not a single undefeated team playing in the national championships. Hawaii is the only team without a loss playing in a BCS bowl game. They're just not playing in the BCS Championship. Uhh ... huh? There are some things about sports that makes them good. In life, are the best people are not always rewarded. How many incompetent people in the office making more money than you do? How many bad writers make terrible articles, and still get six figures because they write for a prominent newspaper or magazine? Yes, I talk to almost everyone on the New York Times or, dare I say, Sports Illustrated. In sports, is the sort of thing does not happen. The best team (or players in sports such as golf and tennis) are rewarded with championships. An undefeated team to play for a championship. It is as simple as that. Here we are again, but brought a witness to yet another mess to you by the BCS. Once again, an undefeated college football team hurt by a system specifically designed to burn the little guy. Hawaii, after all, not now, nor probably ever will be on the same level financially by Ohio State or LSU. It's nice to see that even in college football, really a championship can be purchased. Just as in 2006, college football experts and fans are once again points to the "strength of schedule" as the big reason for Hawaii's absence from the BCS Championship. That argument just will not fly this season. Let's take a closer look at the Ohio State schedule in 2007. The Buckeyes defeated such powerhouse programs as Youngstown State, Akron, Washington and Kent State in non-conference play. Sure, play Ohio State in the Big Ten. The Big Ten was historically pathetic in 2007. Victories over Michigan State, Northwestern, Minnesota and Purdue mean anything at this point. Nor will win against an average Penn State team and two of the most overrated team in the beginning of the year, Michigan and Wisconsin. Did I mention that Ohio State lost at home this season? The Buckeyes did not lose at home to one of the best teams in the country. They lost to Illinois. Yes, I know that Illinois played in the Rose Bowl. I look forward to USC's 30-point win. Yawn. LSU plays in a much better conference (at least this season) and had a more difficult schedule than Ohio State. It does not take away from the fact that they still lost two games. Giving them the title shot over Hawaii is like saying the New England Patriots as they do not deserve the first seed in the AFC playoffs this season because they had an easy schedule. There is also something more absurd about this whole "power scheme" arguments. Let us assume that Notre Dame would have gone undefeated in 2007. There would be riots across the country, if the Irish did not get the opportunity to play in the BCS Championship. This is the same team that played such notable football teams like Duke, Air Force, Navy, Georgia Tech, Michigan State, and Stanford this season. I wonder why Notre Dame would get preferential treatment over Hawaii? The worst thing about this whole situation? Hawaii tried to put together a more difficult schedule heading into this season. It has been widely reported that several "big name" schools declined requests to play Hawaii in 2007. Therefore they play Hawaii team that was on their schedule. They had no choice. Nothing to be penalized for doing your best. Be honest with yourself, dear reader. Do you really think that Ohio State vs. LSU will be a good game? Of course not. Instead I would like to see Hawaii's incredible crimes match-up against the (overrated) defense of the Buckeyes. Hey, was executed in Illinois, a perfect offensive game plan in Columbus. I have no doubt that Hawaii could do even better if given the chance. Hawaii vs. LSU would probably be an even better game. Sure, Hawaii's defense is not among the top ten in the country. Hawaii has not been terribly defensive, either. You do not have a dominant defense when your quarterback throws for 38 touchdowns and over 4000 meters. LSU vs. Hawaii may be one of the best games of college football since, well, Oklahoma State vs. Boise State. It is not just Hawaii as being robbed. It is every college football fan. It is every person who watch sports and cheers for the underdog. NCAA has another chance to produce one of the most compelling stories in the history of sports. I do not mean to Hawaii just to be a championship. They should at least be given a chance to earn it. Undefeated teams will play for the championship.
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Saving the Coconut in Hawaii
 Imagine coming to Hawaii and realize that most of the coconut trees on the islands have become extinct. That would be like discovering that the flowers associated with Hawaii - hibiscus and orchids - have disappeared from the landscape of this remote tropical paradise thousands of miles from the mainland in mid-Pacific. An insidious and devastating "cancer" is decimating coconut trees in Hawaii at an alarming rate - 15 percent of the trees have been destroyed by a deadly pathogen known as Phytophthora katsurae, which causes heart rot of coconut. What are the symptoms of Phytophthora loss? Abnormally small, due almost walnuts was a common sign of the disease early. Infected fruits have dark spots, stains and rots. brown irregular expansion of the infected areas often creates circular green spots or islands of green tissue surrounded by sick. Soaking water is also common in large immature fruit and appears as dark green, fatty tissue bordering the diseased areas. sick young fruit less than three inches long are usually brown, without spots. Internally, the shell of the largest infected fruit is reddish-brown to red. Infected meat or endosperm is white, cream or light brown. The pathogen can get into the nuts mature as they grow through germination pore in the stem end of the nut. The first signs of young or mature trees are wilting, bleaching and death of the youngest leaf. Unfurled leaves lance can also die early in the course of the disease. dead leaves are abnormally folded, but remain attached to the trunk for a couple of weeks, falling on or between the older leaves green. In the following months, more leaves die and fall, leaving a few lower leaves. The roots and lower trunk tissue stay healthy and functional for many months, and will continue to provide the lower leaves with nutrients and moisture. Eventually, all the fall leaves, stems without leaves production. Less frequently, older leaves die first, resulting in trees with only a few young leaves, upright. Because young leaves are vertically oriented, infected plants appear rigid. By the death of the timesheet can be seen, the internal heart rot is already in an advanced stage. These diseased trees with large bad areas involving most of the terminal bud. Killing only the tip ultimately becoming kills the tree. dried fruit rotting and diseased heart, followed by plant death, have been associated with a species of Phytophthora. The coconut pathogen produces abundant and characteristic sexual spores in the host tissue. Each spore is produced on a stem cell that has distinctive inflammation in the form of blisters and a long term basis. Beating PathogenOnce trees are infected, death from the disease appears to be inevitable, and several hundred trees have been lost over Hawaii since 1970. Because the host range of Phytophthora appears limited to coconut, eradication and exclusion are viable options for control. All infected trees and the nuts should be destroyed by incineration or deep burial. The prompt removal of infected trees will reduce the likelihood of soil contamination with the pathogen. Sexual spores of most species of Phytophthora can survive in soil without host plants. The removal of diseased material will also prevent the spread of the pathogen to healthy trees. Many diseased trees have been observed in the moist areas of the windward side of Kauai, the Big Island and Oahu and Maui. Producers should avoid collecting coconut planting material of these areas. As mature trees can be infected, however, remain without symptoms for many months, a careful selection of clean nuts and healthy seedlings and trees is necessary. Collection of plants or young plants should be grown in relatively dry areas to minimize the establishment of the pathogen in the new facility. Because the epidemiology of the disease in Hawaii is not known, the exact means by which the pathogen is spread not specifically known. Based on studies of other Phytophthora diseases, however, wind-driven rain, they feed on insects and movement or activities of other small animals are probably important factors in the spread of the disease. Humidity promotes strong growth, spore production and the spread of the pathogen, and development of Phytophthora disease. Sexual spores of the pathogen are produced in large quantities in the skins and stems sick. These thick-walled resistant structures allow the pathogen to survive for long periods of latency. The pathogen is seed-borne and sexual spores are common in the skin of infected fruit. The removal of nut clusters and pruning of leaves of large trees have probably helped spread the disease. microscopic spores of diseased tissue contaminated cutting tools and infect healthy trees during the subsequent pruning operations. Moreover, wounding the stem cutting green leaves exposed plant tissue highly susceptible to infection by pathogens. When the tree as possible, cutting should be done during dry weather. Tools should be cleaned and then dipped in a disinfectant after pruning operations have been completed each tree, especially at sites known to have the disease. Submit fungicides 2E (metalaxyl), Dithane M-45 (mancozeb), Aliette (fosethyl-Al), and Trub (ethazole) is known to be effective protection against other Phytophthora diseases, but are ineffective to treat the trees with advanced decay the terminal bud or heart. limited control of the disease in the early stages can be achieved by removing infected fruit on the trees have no leaves youth dead, then the protection of the surface of the wound with a pruning sealant, which prevents progression disease in the trunk. A good plan is to plant coconut trees more frequently. The life of a coconut tree can be only 15 to 25 years with this disease in Hawaii, so young trees should be planted at regular intervals. From Genesis to the epidemic ProportionsCoconut trees had been relatively free of the disease in Hawaii, before the discovery of Phytophthora katsurae in 1971 by Dr. Minoru Aragaki in a sample collected in Wailua, Kauai, according to the University of Hawaii College Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources (CTAHR) in Honolulu. Infected trees died within a year. Aragaki and Dr. Janice Uchida worked in the disease over the years. During the decade of 1980, Phytophthora found on Oahu, Maui and the Big Island as well. Interisland movement of nuts, seeds and large trees, as well as tree trimming operations, probably contributed to the escalation of the disease of epidemic proportions. Fearful that a centuries-old icon in Hawaii could be extinct in the not too distant future, experts here have launched a concerted effort to combat heart rot of coconut. Philippe Visintainer, owner and operator of Hawaii Coconut Protectors on Maui, is leading the battle against Phytophthora with unabashed zeal. "The University of Hawaii, Kauai began research in the late 80's," Visintainer said. "Hurricane Iniki hit Kauai in 1992 and destroyed the research plot. Nothing was done to control the disease in the environment until it took over the project in the late 90's. I was running a tropical plantation in Maui. Coconut trees planted many properties, and I realized that some of the trees were dying. I was worried about her, so I talked with the University of Hawaii, the Department of Agriculture and other specialists of pathogens. "Visintainer invited experts from around the world to Maui to help establish research plots. We experimented with various formulas to combat the pathogen. Visintainer has been on the board of the Maui Farm Bureau for about six years. As part of the board, called for a bill in the Hawaii State Legislature in 2000 to expand research on coconut heart rot. The project was approved and $ 10,000 was allocated for the project. Visintainer realized that research on Phytophthora would be hampered, if not wage a war against the pathogen. Make a commitment, "I stopped working on the plantation and started a company called Hawaii Coconut Protectors," Visintainer said. "We have been airing a video on public television throughout the islands, highlighting the spread of heart rot of coconut and what we are doing to combat it. Our focus is to educate the public about the pathogen. We met with people in the industry landscape in conjunction with the University of Hawaii. We conducted the research. Program offered a shot at the state level that protects the pathogen coconut trees. Other than that, we are promoting the eradication. In the coming years, we want to implement an eradication program through a grant from the federal government. We have not applied for a grant, however, because it is a good time to ask for money. "The formula of the injection has been a success, Visintainer. He has been working with hotels, resorts, condominiums and private landowners in Hawaii. Visintainer also being sought from Maui County to act against the pathogen. His company has developed a formula based on phosphorous acid. Visintainer refers to it as the focus of increased nutrients. The injection promotes the overall health of a coconut tree, and fruitful. At the same time creating an environment in the heart of the palm to repel the pathogen. "It injects trees at breast height, and the formula is systemic, so the tree will lead to the formula to the top of the leaves and down into the heart of the palm in about two to four weeks, depending on the tree, "Visintainer said. "We achieved a 95 percent rate of success with healthy trees. We're not sure how the pathogen spreads either through rodents, tree trimming, or insects. It seems that the wind-driven rain is an important factor. It moves with the wind and rain, and gets into the tree and works its way into the heart of the palm. "Visintainer usually save between five and 15 percent of infected trees. Most times, while examining the trees, and people have realized they have a problem, the trees are rotten. Visintainer nothing can be done in that time. There are 350 species worldwide pathogen, and has invaded many different plants, ranging from the cones of oak trees. Visintainer speculated that the pathogen arrived in Hawaii, when travelers brought plants and materials here. At this point, the pathogen is unique only to the coconut trees in Hawaii. Began in the windward side of the islands, but has spread to the leeward side of the islands. Visintainer identified infestations on golf courses. Their reasoning is that maintenance teams provide volumes of water to keep the courses green, so coconut trees receive water volumes as well. Educating the public "This encourages the spread of the pathogen, as it thrives on moisture," Visintainer said. "In Hawaii, which have high levels of humidity and moisture. People are worried by the pathogen, if they were aware of it. We are talking of probably tens of thousands of coconut trees. If you have a tree to die from the pathogen, is only one tree, perhaps a forest of 50 trees, so it is often difficult to recognize the pathogen and its ability to infect more trees. By the time the tree is sick and dead tree trimmers can come and cut the tree. Still there were 49 coconut trees, so do not think there is a serious problem. However, do not wait until 30 percent of the population is infected with AIDS, to recognize the problem. By then, you have lost the battle. "With the coconut trees, the experts have the opportunity to manage the pathogen before it is beyond control, according to Visintainer. Has received support from many people. "We charge a fee for the injections, which is $ 20 for every coconut tree, and if there are 50 trees or more, we charge $ 15 per tree," Visintainer said. "There is now much more aware of what he had done five to 10 years. There is a good possibility that we will win the battle. "A word of CommunityDr Research. Jeri Ooka, plant pathologist, Department of Plant and Environmental Protection Sciences, College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources (CTAHR), University of Hawaii, Kauai, began work on the disease during the epidemic from 1982 to 1985 and acknowledged putrefaction stage of the fruit of the disease. Ooka demonstrated the pathogenicity of isolates of the pathogen. During the mid 1980's Drs. Aragaki, Uchida, Nagata Norman and others in the group Uchida confirmed the pathogenicity of Phytophthora katsurae in fruits and seedlings. These experiments were the first who identified the causal agent, as pure cultures of the pathogen were placed in healthy people who became ill. Molokai has not been surveyed as well, but seems to be free of the disease in the lee of the island, according to Ooka. It is true that heart rot caused by the pathogen was here in 1971. It is likely that the disease was here in 1966. Moving trees around in the last 30 years has spread faster pathogen that has spread naturally. The value of trees has become more evident disease. Each tree is worth more than $ 1,000 and the trees are very difficult to replace. "From 1982 to 1992 several field trials were conducted to test different fungicides to control disease," Ooka said. "The first experiments involved placing a copper-based fungicides in the heart of the leaf. Later trials were generally at different rates of systemic fungicides metalaxyl and fosethyl Al-aerosol sprays, potions or injections. Potassium phosphite was the last compound is added to the tests. The last formal study was conducted in 1992. This study was terminated abruptly by Hurricane Iniki. All tests were inconclusive fosethyl-Al and potassium phosphite shows the best promise and metalaxyl least. "The formula to inject the coconut trees is derived from southern Africa, Americas, Europe and Australia publications reporting the use of metalaxyl, fosethyl-Al-Al and fosethyl injecting potassium phosphite for control of diseases caused Phytophthora, according to Ooka. The disease is known by the familiar landscape with coconut trees. tree trimmers almost always know of the disease, but not necessarily its details. Homeowners, condominium association boards of directors, holders of the hotel grounds, golf courses and green keepers aware of the disease affecting the trees. Ooka said that the heart rot will not eliminate all the nuts in Hawaii. Ooka explained that Hawaii is a dynamic biological system with many factors affecting the balance between pathogen and host, resulting in the presence or absence of disease. There are biological reasons, economic, cultural and aesthetic to preserve the coconut trees. Cocos nucifera is the only species left in its genre. It is a traditional plant's economic lowland tropical areas, which provides many of the raw materials for survival in the livelihood systems and tropical ocean. For industrial economies, coconut oil was both an important raw material for manufacturing. Has acquired a cultural importance in societies that depend on it. "It is an important ornamental plant, which identifies Hawaii and elsewhere as a tropical paradise for tourists," Ooka said. "The pathogen is never completely eradicated. In that sense, we can not win a war against it. As the host change, so do pathogens. Sometimes, the environment is allied with the host, sometimes with the pathogen. Our goal is to maintain disease severity and the appearance on economically acceptable level. "Applying the principles of public health goes a long way to do this, according to Ooka. There are things people can do to prevent the spread of pathogens, as the start of clean seed plants, collected from healthy trees grown in a dry environment. Ooka should germinate the seed in a bowl mix well amended with compost disease suppression. Once they are planted in the field, plants should not be overly fertilized irrigated. The trees in the wetlands, fresh with a higher probability of being infected should not be used for transplantation. "Do not plant trees in appropriate places," Ooka said. "For example, do not plant trees in a suitable environment for the disease and not suitable for coconut. This includes most of the sites of more than 1,000 meters, or more than 100 inches of rain per year, on the windward side of the island. If planted in areas such as the tree will not survive more than 20 years. In endemic areas rot, the trees will probably succumb to the disease in 10 to 15 years. In dry areas suitable for coconut, nitrogenous fertilizers and irrigation must be monitored to avoid the creation of many tissues highly susceptible to the pathogen "If Visintainer, other experts and the community in Hawaii can successfully wage a war against Phytophthora. - And win - then their commitment to protect and preserve the coconut trees on the islands will be worthwhile. The arduous process of educating the public about the disease and raise awareness and concern, is a good start. Meanwhile, another coconut tree dies with each passing day - leaving less than a symbol of Hawaii for future generations.
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