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Item type:Item, Dosis de compost protowallpa en el desarrollo vegetativo y rendimiento de Panicum máximum cv. tanzania en Loreto, Perú(Universidad Nacional de la Amazonía Peruana, 2025) Caritimari Murayari, Miguel Angel; Ávila Fucos, Manuel CalixtoThe production of pastures in the humid tropics always presents a challenge because the soils are acidic and of low fertility and different forms of fertilization are tested and one of the works presented by the National University of the Amazon in the Faculty of Agronomy is PROTOWALLPA COMPOST DOSE IN THE VEGETATIVE DEVELOPMENT AND YIELD OF Panicum maximum cv. TANZANIA IN LORETO, PERU. It was carried out with a completely randomized block design with four treatments and four repetitions, with an experimental unit of 5 m x 5 m, with the following treatments T0 (0 tons protowallpa compost / ha (Control)), T1 (10 tons protowallpa compost / ha), T2 (20 tons protowallpa compost / ha) and T3 (30 tons protowallpa compost / ha), with the following research results where it can be concluded that the grass Brachiaria brizntha cv. Marandu reacts with a greater increase in its values in the dependent variables as the dose of Protowallpa compost increases under our agroclimatic conditions in the tropical zone. Regarding plant height, treatment T3 (15 tons of compost/ha) obtained 1.52 meters. In green matter of 2.95 kg/m2, dry matter of 0.59 kg/m2, percentage of coverage of 92.52%, weight of leaves of 2.3 kg/m2 and weight of stems of 0.62 kg/m2. In yield per hectare per cut the weight was 29,500 kilosItem type:Item, Proporciones de estiércoles acuosos de gallinas, porcinos y bovinos en el contenido de nutrientes del Lombricompost en Zungarococha – Perú(Universidad Nacional de la Amazonía Peruana, 2025) Mesia Isuiza, Junior Daniel; Ávila Fucos, Manuel CalixtoIn search of alternatives in the management of waste or excrements of livestock such as cattle, pigs and chickens, it is proposed to carry out this research work with the biotechnology of Vermiculture at the National University of the Peruvian Amazon, Faculty of Agronomy, entitled PROPORTIONS OF AQUEOUS MANURES OF CHICKENS, PIGS AND CATTLE IN THE NUTRIENT CONTENT OF VERMORCOMPOST IN ZUNGAROCOCHA - PERU. With the following treatments T1 (20 kilos / bucket of cattle manure), T2 (20 kilos / bucket of pig manure) and T3 (20 kilos / bucket of chicken manure), for this a complete randomized design was used. It is concluded that the highest values obtained for the dependent variables are: the optimal pH was 8.21 with treatment T3 (20 kilos / bucket of chicken manure). The optimal nitrogen percentage was 1.35% with treatment T3 (20 kilos/bucket of chicken manure). The optimal phosphorus percentage was 0.40% with treatment T3 (20 kilos/bucket of chicken manure). The potassium percentage was 0.91% with treatment T1 (20 kilos/bucket of cattle manure). The calcium percentage was 4.31% with treatment T3 (20 kilos/bucket of chicken manure). The magnesium percentage was 0.58% with treatment T3 (20 kilos/bucket of cattle manure).Item type:Item, El comercio y el desarrollo socioeconómico de los microempresarios del distrito de el Estrecho provincia de Putumayo 2024(Universidad Nacional de la Amazonía Peruana, 2025) Sangama Santillan, Julio Luis; Reátegui Paredes, Víctor RaúlThe final report presents as its main objective to determine the relationship between commerce and the socioeconomic development of microentrepreneurs in the District of El Estrecho, Province of Putumayo 2024, in which a basic method, descriptive and correlational level and non experimental design were used. Taking as a population 50 merchants, to whom a questionnaire of questions was used to collect information. The results show that the level of commerce is very low (52%), this is due to the lack of implementation of effective sales strategies, such as the segmentation of clients in specific niches, the organization of special events to promote their products or services, and the absence of loyalty programs or additional benefits for recurring clients. Therefore, it has been possible to determine that socioeconomic development is rated as very low with 54% because merchants do not participate in events or activities organized locally and lack access to specific training programs for microentrepreneurs. A positive relationship was determined between trade and the socioeconomic development of microentrepreneurs, with a correlation coefficient of 0.845. Furthermore, since the significance value is 0.000, which is lower than the common threshold of 0.05, the research hypothesis is accepted.Item type:Item, Factores intrínsecos y extrínsecos que influyen en la prevalencia de la parasitosis gastrointestinal de 24 primates del complejo Zoologico Quistococha Iquitos – Perú(Universidad Nacional de la Amazonía Peruana, 2025) Carrasco Prieto, Jessica del Rosario; Cachique Pinche, MirleThe objective of this study was to determine the intrinsic and extrinsic factors that influence the prevalence of gastrointestinal parasitosis in primates at the Quistococha Zoological Complex. This was a non-experimental, descriptive study. The population consisted of 24 primates from the Cebidae and Atelidae families; the entire study population was sampled. Fecal samples from the primates were examined using the following coproparasitological methods: Direct and Spontaneous Tube Sedimentation Test (TSET). The results showed a high prevalence of gastrointestinal parasitosis at 67%; three genera of nematodes were identified: Strongyloides 58%, Ancylostomidae 27%, and Ascaris 15%. According to the primate species, the following parasites were recorded: In Saimiri sciureus 100% Strongyloides, in Ateles chamek 100% Ascaris, in Sapajus apella 11% Strongyloides, 22% Ascaris and 67% Ancylostomidae, in Cebus albifrons 25% Strongyloides and 25% Ascaris, in Ateles belzebuth 67% Strongyloides. Within the intrinsic factor, the sex corresponded to 58.33% females and 41.67% males; while the age with 66.7% was > 4 years. According to extrinsic factors: 29.10% were housed in overcrowded conditions, 66.67% had their enclosures cleaned regularly, 83.33% received drinking water, 100% were fed once a day, and 100% were dewormed once a year, respectively. When relating these factors to the prevalence of intestinal parasitosis, the intrinsic factor "age" was found to be statistically significant [Pearson's χ2 p=0.012 (p1)]. Conclusion: The intrinsic factor "age" positively influenced the high prevalence of parasitosis.Item type:Item, Satisfacción laboral y desempeño de los trabajadores de la Financiera Compartamos de la ciudad de Iquitos, año 2022(Universidad Nacional de la Amazonía Peruana, 2025) Piña Tapullima, Lorena Naoko; Vasquez Murrieta, Christopher Damian; Alvarado Arbildo, Gilbert RolandOur study carried out at Financiera Compartamos in the city of Iquitos aimed to determine the relationship between job satisfaction and worker performance using a quantitative research approach. The most notable result of the study was a (two-sided) sigma value of 0.000, indicating a very high degree of significance. According to the established decision rule, when the calculated sigma value is less than 0.05, the alternative hypothesis (Ha) is accepted. The data collected in the survey is presented in Table 03, and reveals that the Pearson correlation coefficient between job satisfaction and worker performance is equal to 0.953. This value indicates a positive and highly significant correlation between Variable 1 (job satisfaction) and Variable 2 (worker performance), the findings of the study conclusively validate that there is a significant relationship between job satisfaction and employee performance. workers at Financiera Compartamos in the city of Iquitos in the year 2022, supported by the extremely low sigma value and the high Pearson correlation obtained in the research.