Con la finalidad de determinar la concentración de Polvos Atmosféricos Sedimentable (Cabrera, et al. 2008).temperatura ambiental y humedad relativa y su relación con la calidad de vida establecido por la OMS, producidos por el uso de cocinas sin chimenea (Contaminación, proyecto de fogones, 2016). y cocinas mejoradas(Fisher, A. 2008). En el interior de las viviendas del Sector 1 del Centro Poblado de Maypuco - Rio Marañón, se seleccionaron 10 viviendas (30%) con 2 tipos de cocina: 05 de Tushpa o cocina sin chimenea (T) y 05 de Cocina mejorada o cocina con chimenea (CM). Utilizando el método pasivo de Placas o Gravimétrico (Cabrera, et al. 2008), se recolectaron las muestras cada 24 horas durante el periodo de un mes. También se tomó la temperatura y Humedad relativa del ambiente de la cocina, en el antes, durante y después de la preparación del almuerzo. Los resultados arroja...

The numerous scientific publications related to the use of plants by the Urarina people demonstrate a deep-seated and valuable knowledge. However, it lacks a comprehensive review that encompasses this vast botanical knowledge. In this regard, our goal was to understand the diversity of plants used by the Urarinas in the Loreto region (Peru). To achieve this, we conducted a thorough literature review of scientific publications, where we found 17 publications with data on plant use related to the Urarina people. We recorded 196 species of flowering plants included in 56 families. The palm family (Arecaceae) stands out as the family with the greatest variety of uses, with its ten representative species: Iriartea deltoidea, Bactris gasipaes, Mauritia flexuosa, Oenocarpus bataua, Euterpe precatoria, Socratea exorrhiza, Oenocarpus mapora, Attalea phalerata, Elaeis oleifera and Phytelephas tenu...

The numerous scientific publications related to the use of plants by the Urarina people demonstrate a deep-seated and valuable knowledge. However, it lacks a comprehensive review that encompasses this vast botanical knowledge. In this regard, our goal was to understand the diversity of plants used by the Urarinas in the Loreto region (Peru). To achieve this, we conducted a thorough literature review of scientific publications, where we found 17 publications with data on plant use related to the Urarina people. We recorded 196 species of flowering plants included in 56 families. The palm family (Arecaceae) stands out as the family with the greatest variety of uses, with its ten representative species: Iriartea deltoidea, Bactris gasipaes, Mauritia flexuosa, Oenocarpus bataua, Euterpe precatoria, Socratea exorrhiza, Oenocarpus mapora, Attalea phalerata, Elaeis oleifera and Phytelephas tenu...