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Migración rural y huertos familiares en una comunidad indígena del centro de México

Authors: MARGARITA CANO-RAMÍREZ; BEATRIZ DE LA TEJERA; ALEJANDRO CASAS; Lourdes Salazar; Raúl García-Barrios;

Migración rural y huertos familiares en una comunidad indígena del centro de México

Abstract

Los huertos familiares evolucionan debido a la continua adecuación del espacio que ocupan, a cambios en sus componentes, así como en el entorno socio-económico y cultural de las familias que los manejan. En este estudio se tiene como hipótesis que la migración de los productores es un factor de cambio social, económico y cultural y que influirá en la estructura de los huertos, particularmente disminuyendo su riqueza y reorientándolos a una función ornamental. En una muestra de 33 huertos se registraron 287 especies perennes de plantas, principalmente con uso ornamental (58%), medicinal (21%) y alimentario (19%). Mediante curvas de rarefacción y análisis estadísticos multivariados se exploraron diferencias entre huertos asociadas a la migración, pero no se identificaron disimilitudes significativas. La causa de este patrón es multifactorial, y entre los principales factores se identificaron la diversificación de estrategias de vida familiar, el carácter temporal de la migración de la gente, la resiliencia institucional y el fuerte sentido de pertenencia a la comunidad de los migrantes. Sin embargo, las actuales tendencias hacia la migración definitiva a los Estados Unidos de América y el aumento en la dependencia de los programas gubernamentales son factores que podrían alterar la relación migración - huertos familiares de acuerdo con las tendencias que se tienen como hipótesis.

Keywords

migración, tlahuicas, México, QK1-989, agroecosistemas, Botany, huertos familiares

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