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... GROWTH AND PRODUCTIVITY OF SUGARCANE VARIETIES UNDER VARIOUS IRRIGATION LEVELS 1 CICERO TEIXEIRA SILVA COSTA 2 *, JOÃO CARLOS CURY SAAD 3 , ... See full document

... period of high LAI growth until 210 DAP for the variety RB965902 and until 240 DAP for RB855453 (Figure 3), as the rate of leaf emergence may have been higher than leaf senescence in this ... See full document

... University of Maranhão, Brazil. Received 7 June, 2016; Accepted 1 September, 2016 The great expansion of sugar cane production to non-traditional regions in Brazil has demonstrated the importance ... See full document

... height and diameter variables of the stalks are the main components that most correlate with the yield of stalks associated with the tillering, what was affirmed by Silva et ...especially ... See full document

... plants and air ...cropping and, because of the need for irrigation, it is important knowing its growth and development characteristics under these ...between growth ... See full document

... objective of this study was to evaluate the number of leaves and leaf area of sugarcane, under different irrigation levels (100, 75, 50, 25 and 0% water ... See full document

... for irrigation management, the following values were used for each growth stage, measured in days after the planting (DAP): ...station of the National Meteorological Institute of Brazil ... See full document

... scarcity and depleted water productivity in irrigated soils are inducing farmers to adopt improved varieties, such as those with high-capacity ...use of tolerant varieties of ... See full document

... developing irrigation scheduling scenarios. However, several applications of CROPGRO-Soybean are reported ...water and solutes dynamics of RZWQM with the accurate prediction of yield ... See full document

... plant growth, limiting agricultural productivity of crops, because it contributes in various metabolic processes which converge in plant development (PIMENTEL, ...behavior of Jatropha ... See full document

... plant growth, limiting agricultural productivity of crops, because it contributes in various metabolic processes which converge in plant development (PIMENTEL, ...behavior of Jatropha ... See full document

... rate of 200 g of active ingredient per hectare, 45 to 60 days before harvest in many Brazilian commercial varieties, and provides better tillering, root growth and distribution ... See full document

... estimate and understand system behaviors against diverse situations; they may help in decision-making through simplified representations of the reality, allowing simulating various scenarios ... See full document

... same growth pattern of tomato plants. Growth started slowly, then accelerated until reaching the maximum value around 75 DAT and decreased until the end of the ...This growth ... See full document

... objective of this study is to verify the water potential and leaf surface temperature in the coffee tree when submitted to different irrigation ...drip irrigation system was adopted and ... See full document

... DE ENRAIZADOR M. S. S. Sousa 1 , M. E. B. Brito 2 , L. J. G. Frade 3 , L. A. Silva 3 , P. D. Fernandes 4 , A. da Silva 5 RESUMO: A cultura do milho possui grande importância econômica devido a sua versatilidade de ... See full document

... effects of soil compaction on crop yield. According to Sousa and Lobato (2004), much Brazilian soil presents pH values in water less than ...calcium and magnesium levels and a high ... See full document

... determination of materials tolerant. Thus, in order to evaluate the growth of hybrids from 'Comum Sunki ' mandarin with Swingle citrumelo under saline water during the rootstock ...Center ... See full document

... trees under high tree density (Prezotti and Rocha, ...effect of fertilizer rate (p < ...crop and, persisting many years in the field, it accumulates uncontrolled or previous effects from ... See full document

... (qCO2) and microbial quotient (qMic) obtained in the treatments (A) not irrigated (NI), (B) irrigated with treated domestic sewage with supplementary fertigation (ISF), (C) irrigated with treated domestic sewage ... See full document