Fascinación por las plantas / Fascination with plants
El Centro de Investigación y Tecnología Agroalimentaria de Aragón (CITA) ha organizado el 21 de mayo una actividad participativa para jóvenes (de 15 a 18 años) con motivo de la celebración del “V Día Internacional de la Fascinación por la Plantas”, conmemoración promovida por la Organización Europea para la Ciencia de las Plantas (EPSO) en la que se celebra la importancia de las plantas para nuestro planeta y la fascinación que sentimos por ellas.
Fuente: CITA. PROVESOS
El CITA ha decidido celebrarlo con una serie de juegos o “escape room” denominado "El enigma de las plantas" en el que los participantes tienen que acertar varias pruebas. Quienes las resuelven conocen este misterio. Investigadores de las Unidades de Hortofruticultura, Recursos Forestales, Sanidad Vegetal y Economía Agroalimentaria y de los Recursos Naturales del CITA han preparado cinco actividades sobre semillas, pirámide de alimentos, medidas y peso de las hojas, cereales de invierno y cultivos hortícolas de verano o la conservación adecuada de las frutas que consumimos. Han participado las Dras. Alicia Cirujeda y Cristina Mallor, miembros de PROVESOS.
The Center for Research and Agri-Food Technology of Aragon (CITA) has organized on May 21 a participatory activity for young people (15 to 18 years) on the occasion of the celebration of the "V International Day of Fascination with Plants", commemoration promoted by the European Organization for Plant Science (EPSO), which celebrates the importance of plants for our planet and the fascination we feel for them.
The CITA has decided to celebrate with a series of games or "escape room" called "The enigma of plants" in which participants have to guess several tests. Those who solve them will know this mystery. Researchers of the Horticulture, Forest Resources, Plant Protection, and Agri-Food Economics and Natural Resources Units of the CITA have prepared five activities on seeds, food pyramid, measures and weight of the leaves, winter cereals and summer horticultural crops or the adequate conservation of the fruits we consume. Drs. Alicia Cirujeda and Cristina Mallor, members of PROVESOS, have participated.
The CITA has decided to celebrate with a series of games or "escape room" called "The enigma of plants" in which participants have to guess several tests. Those who solve them will know this mystery. Researchers of the Horticulture, Forest Resources, Plant Protection, and Agri-Food Economics and Natural Resources Units of the CITA have prepared five activities on seeds, food pyramid, measures and weight of the leaves, winter cereals and summer horticultural crops or the adequate conservation of the fruits we consume. Drs. Alicia Cirujeda and Cristina Mallor, members of PROVESOS, have participated.