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Up to six proposals of Cabeceiras, in your own order, to do it at home, in company or on a break.

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PROPOSTA 1 DE 2 · Time travel

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Gondiães e Vilar de Cunhas · memory and landscape

A house with three granaries

In Casa de Chouzas, three 19th-century granaries join the solarengo building highlighted by the Municipality. The set approximates two functions: inhabit and guard the harvest. Instead of looking only at the main house, it is also worth recognizing the importance of agricultural support constructions. The presentation of Vilar de Cunhas places this heritage in a plateau and mountain landscape, marked by agriculture and pastoral care. The house and the granaries can be read in this work context, without the source detailing the production of each property. The dating of the house is less firm: the municipality presents it as perhaps 19th century, while assigning the granaries to the 19th century. This difference must remain visible. The photo accompanying the reading shows the portal; it does not show the three granaries. The asset reference does not confirm access to the set.

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  1. Look at the photo of the portal and list only the elements you can see.
  2. Compared to the three granaries mentioned in the text: what depends on the written description?
  3. Imagine a caption that distinguishes the frame of the photograph from the remaining patrimonial set.

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PROPOSTA 2 DE 2 · A world under the leaves

Draw a change under the ground

General ecology · mycorrhizae

Roots have partners

In mycorrhizae, plant and fungus establish a partnership. The plant provides organic compounds; the mycelium associated with the roots helps to obtain water and nutrients. Oaks, chestnut trees and pine trees can participate in these relationships. A nearby tree gives context to observation, but does not itself reveal the name of a mushroom. The researcher Susana Gonçalves also distinguishes ectomycorrhizae: in these associations, the fungus involves the ends of the roots. The example helps to realize that there are different forms of relationship between plants and fungi, beyond the visible appearance of mushrooms. The partnership expands the area from which the plant can obtain resources: the roots are linked to the network of the fungus. But the relationship doesn't always have the same participants. There are fungi able to associate with several plants and others with very specific partners. This is why knowing the trees of a place helps to understand the environment, without replacing the identification of the fungus.

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  1. Draws a plant with roots and a network of hyphae next to them.
  2. Draw an arrow from the plant to the fungus, with the legend organic compounds.
  3. Draw another in the direction of the plant, with water and nutrients; compare the scheme with the photographs, which show only the mushrooms.

General representation of a mycorriza, without stating which partnership is present in the local photographs.

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