2006
DOI: 10.35196/rfm.2006.1.33
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Adaptabilidad De Genotipos De Frijol Resistentes a Enfermedades Y a Suelos Ácidos

Abstract: La productividad del frijol en la región tropical del sureste de México está limitada principalmente por factores bióticos, entre los que destacan las enfermedades, y factores abióticos como sequía y suelos ácidos. Este trabajo se hizo para identificar genotipos de frijol con adaptación en la región, resistencia a enfermedades y tolerancia a suelos ácidos. Durante el ciclo primavera-verano 1999 y otoñoinvierno 1999-2000, se establecieron seis experimentos conformados por 16 genotipos entre los que se incluyero… Show more

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“…Meanwhile, the control varieties shown significant damages in two out of the three studied environments; additionally, they also recorded the highest bean rust incidence mean values (Table 2). The susceptibility to bean rust of the Negro Jamapa, Negro Medellín, and Verdín varieties had been previously recorded [3,1,12]. Additionally, a grain yield statistical significance was detected (P0.01) between environments and genotypes.…”
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confidence: 79%
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“…Meanwhile, the control varieties shown significant damages in two out of the three studied environments; additionally, they also recorded the highest bean rust incidence mean values (Table 2). The susceptibility to bean rust of the Negro Jamapa, Negro Medellín, and Verdín varieties had been previously recorded [3,1,12]. Additionally, a grain yield statistical significance was detected (P0.01) between environments and genotypes.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…Only in Rincón Grande, a significant grain yield reduction was recorded during the 2020 W-S cycle; this reduction was caused by a greater and earlier incidence (Table 1) of this disease (from the beginning of the pre-flowering stage). During this stage the disease can cause a greater damage [1]. Fifteen days after the sowing (das), relative high humidity (80%) and temperature (15.4-28 °C) conditions prevailed in the area for a 20-d period which resulted in a greater incidence [10].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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