Hidroponía en Trigo

1. EL TRIGO y sus usos en
diferentes especies de
producción
• PAULA ESTEFANI FERRO AYQUIPA
• STALIN SALVATORE AMEZQUITA AÑANCA
• MARIA DEL SOL BENITES QUISPE
• MIRKA
• MAYUMI
• ROSALUZ ZEBALLOS
• HENRY FLOREZ PEDRAZA

2. EL TRIGO
El trigo es una planta no perenne que pertenece a
la familia de las gramínea produce un conjunto de
frutos modificado que se fusionan con su sola
semilla, en una espiga terminal y puede ser
silvestre o cultivada.
La mayor parte de alimentos se hacen a partir del
trigo, contribuye entre el 10 y 20% de la toma
calórica diaria.

3. CARACTERISTICAS
• RAIZ: alcanzar más de un metro de profundidad, situándose la mayoría
de ellas en los primeros 25 cm de suelo. En condiciones de secano la
densidad de las raíces entre los 30-60 cm de profundidad es mayor.
• TALLO: Es hueco (caña), con 6 nudos. Su altura y solidez determinan la
resistencia al encamado.
• HOJAS : Las hojas son cintiformes, paralelinervias y terminadas en
punta.

4. • Inflorescencia: Es una espiga compuesta de un tallo central
de entrenudos cortos, llamado raquis, en cada uno de cuyos
nudos se asienta una espiguilla, protegida por dos brácteas
más o menos coriáceas , a ambos lados. Cada espiguilla
presenta nueve flores.
• Flor: Consta de un pistilo y tres estambres. Está protegida
por dos brácteas verdes o glumillas, de la cual la exterior se
prolonga en una arista en los trigos barbados.
• Fruto: constituyendo la masa principal del grano.

5. USOS EN LA
PRODUCCION PECUARIA

6. VALOR NUTRICIONAL DEL TRIGO (100 Gr)

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WATER
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CARBON
NADPH
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ATP
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CALVIN CYCLE
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CHLOROPLAST
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and the biggest
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GLUCOSE
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fourth-largest planet
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31. COMPOSITION OF EARTH’S ATMOSPHERE
Nitrogen Oxygen Others
78% 21% 1%

32. PHOTOSYNTHESIS TABLE
STAGES LOCATION INPUT OUTPUT
LIGHT
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Thylacoids Light H20 ATP - NADPH
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REDUCTION
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REGENERATION

35. 200,000+
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36. 15h 55m 23s
Despite being red, Mars is a very cold place
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Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all
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Mercury is the smallest planet of them all

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