Investigación de cianolíquenes: un análisis bibliométrico de 1991 a 2022
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https://doi.org/10.33448/rsd-v11i6.28764Palabras clave:
ISI Web of Science; Hongos formadores de líquenes; Cianobacterias; Extracción de textos; Enseñanza en Sistemas de Información.Resumen
En el presente estudio se realizó un análisis bibliométrico sobre cianolíquenes, utilizando como base de datos el ISI Web of Science (WoS). Se recuperaron un total de 244 documentos, publicados en el período de 1991 a 2022, y 79 estudios publicados de 2016 a 2022. Considerando todo el período analizado, hubo un aumento de estudios con cianolíquenes, siendo 2013 el año más productivo (21 estudios), seguido de 2019 (18). Los estudios fueron realizados por científicos de 47 países, siendo Estados Unidos, Canadá, Alemania, Noruega y Suecia los más productivos. La red bibliométrica de palabras clave se agrupó en cuatro clases: la primera y más aislada incluyó taxonomía, evolución y selectividad de socios simbióticos, mientras que las otras tres clases se asociaron con ecología, fisiología, diversidad y conservación de cianolíquenes, esta última ordenada de manera más estrecha. relación, lo que demuestra que estos aspectos a menudo se estudian juntos. Analizando solo el período de 2016 a 2022, la mayoría de los estudios citados muestran un interés creciente por estudiar la fijación de nitrógeno, la ecología funcional, la microbiota asociada y la macroevolución de los cianolíquenes. El análisis bibliométrico fue efectivo para demostrar el estado del arte del estudio de los cianolíquenes en un contexto global, y destacó los principales temas de interés para la comunidad científica, así como los países, investigadores, estudios y revistas que se destacaron.
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