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... Abstract: UENF 2014 is a new common bean cultivar from the black commercial group, developed by ...The cultivar is adapted to the Northern and North- western regions of ... See full document

... cultivar was originated from a bi-parental cross between Ouro Negro × Xodó, performed in 1995 (Figure 1). The generation was advanced in two cycles per year, in Campos dos Goytacazes (lat 21º45’ S, long 41°20’ W, ... See full document

... the common bean breeding program of IAC, which, in addition to GEN PR10-4-4/23, included 10 other advanced lines developed by the program, with the cultivars IAC Diplomata and IAC Una used as standards ... See full document

... a new bean cultivar with ad- vantages over those in use, with regard to a good seed yield, resistance to the major regional pathogens, and of course, grains that meet the consumers demands, to ensure ... See full document

... Common beans with carioca grain (beige with a brown stripe) are preferred by consumers in Brazil. Therefore, breeding programs in Brazil have developed new lines with this grain type that combine good yield ... See full document

... the common bean is an introduced crop, at least 70 different races of ...lindemuthianum, bean scientists are required to continually broaden the genetic base of the bean crop by identifying ... See full document

... Carioca group is the most important. Efforts of the Brazil- ian agricultural research corporation Embrapa have focused primarily on developing cultivars with Carioca grain that meet different needs of the supply chain of ... See full document

... higher bean grain yield, and greater resistance to anthracnose than other early maturity cultivars, with adequate commercial grain ...a new technological solution by common bean growers ... See full document

... of new cultivars that are superior to ‘Jalo EEP 558’, which had been indicated for Minas Gerais in 1980 (Ramalho and Abreu ...a new option of a common bean cultivar with jalo grains for ... See full document

... The common bean breeding program of Embrapa Rice and Beans is focused on the search for cultivars that are more disease-resistant, with high yield and erect plant architecture, enabling a direct mechanical ... See full document

... Melo LC, Pereira HS, Faria LC, Souza TLPO, Wendlan A, Díaz JLC, Carvalho HWL, Melo CLP, Costa AF, Magaldi MCS and Costa JGC (2017) BRS FC402: high-yielding common bean cultivar with carioca grain, ... See full document

... of bean, for the purpose of obtaining and recommending new options of striped bean cultivars superior to BRS Radiante for ...a new option of a striped common bean cultivar ... See full document

... al., 2014). An important feature of the bean microsymbiont rhizobia genome is the presence of DNA repeated sequences found in the symbiotic plasmid regions, pSym containing the structural nitrogenase gene, ... See full document

... to bean common mosaic virus and moderate resistance to anthracnose, bacterial blight and fusarium ...this new over the other Carioca grain cultivars indicated above are a higher average yield and ... See full document

... a new technical solution for common bean growers throughout ...This cultivar can contribute efficiently to the sustainability of common bean crop in the Brazilian ...this ... See full document

... Common bean breeding, especially for the carioca commercial type that represents 79% of the dry bean market in Brazil (Ribeiro et ...al. 2014), high seed quality, short cooking time, and ... See full document

... of Embrapa Rice and Beans is focused on the search for cultivars with high yield potential, better disease resistance and upright plant architecture, enabling direct mechanical harvesting, so farmers can sell a better ... See full document

... The common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris ...of common bean, with a total production of ...the common bean genetic breeding program of the IAC, undertaken in the Grain and Fiber ... See full document

... In relation to plant height (PH) under water deficit conditions, there was a significant reduction of 11% in 2015 and 43% in 2016. This reduction is directly related to limitation of cell expansion, giving rise to plants ... See full document

... In relation to plant height (PH) under water deficit conditions, there was a significant reduction of 11% in 2015 and 43% in 2016. This reduction is directly related to limitation of cell expansion, giving rise to plants ... See full document