Palabras clave
contaminación
fosfatasa ácida
fosfatasa alcalina
deshidrogenasa
o-difenol oxidasa
carbono activo
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Resumen
Las cuencas hidrográficas en Bogotá D.C. son complejos sistemas ambientales que han sufrido graves alteraciones dadas por la urbanización, la actividad agrícola y ganadera, y actividades industriales. El objetivo de este estudio fue comparar el estado de dos cuencas urbanas en Bogotá D.C. en el sistema Córdoba - Juan Amarillo, a través de algunos indicadores de salud y calidad de suelos, las actividades enzimáticas: deshidrogenasa, fosfatasa alcalina, fosfatasa ácida y o-difenol oxidasa, y las fracciones de carbono activo, para evaluar su condición. Se recomienda el uso de dichas actividades como parámetro de evaluación en programas de manejo ambiental para el sistema.
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