Comportamento Produtivo De Cultivares De Morangueiro Estabelecido a Partir De Mudas Com Torrão

Gonçalves, Marco Antônio; Cocco, Carine; Vignolo, Gerson Kleinick; Picolotto, Luciano; Antunes, Luís Eduardo Corrêa

doi:10.21674/2448-0479.23.277-283

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“…Results were higher than data found by Cocco (2014), who planted seedlings from different areas in Pelotas, RS, in April and May, and observed that Camarosa was more productive, i. e., 638.0 g plant -1 , than Camino Real. It corroborates results found by Gonçalves et al (2016), who found 850.5 g plant -1 in the case of Camarosa which was established by seedlings on earth clods in Pelotas, RS.…”

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“…Seedlings were yielded as proposed by Gonçalves et al (2016), i. e., in a system without soil, with recirculation of nutritious solution and the use of carbonized rice husk as substrate. Propagules were rooted in 72-cell polystyrene trays with commercial substrate Hortaliças CA (Fertile peat ® ).…”

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“…Brazil, the largest strawberry producer in South America, has yielded about 120,000 ton in approximately 4,000 ha, mostly located in Minas Gerais (MG), São Paulo (SP) and Rio Grande do Sul (RS) states, at latitudes between 20° and 32° S (Kirschbaum et al, 2017). However, most strawberry plants used in the country have been imported from Patagonia (Argentina and Chile), due to excellent local growing conditions (Antunes and Peres, 2013;Gonçalves et al, 2016), which enable high resource (carbohydrate) accumulation (Cocco et al, 2016). This situation has made producers get increasingly dependent on plant importation and has obliged them to adapt cultivation to the period of plant arrival, which is often not the recommended one for growing strawberries in Brazil (Dal Picio et al, 2013).…”

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Field behavior of potted seedlings of strawberry plants in different growing seasons

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Since dependence on seedling importation has been a hindrance to strawberry farmers, production of national plants has become an alternative solution. This study aimed at evaluating the field behavior of potted seedlings of strawberry plants in a low tunnel system in different early growing seasons in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. The experiment was carried out at Embrapa Clima Temperado in 2015 and 2016 in a randomized block design, composed of a 4x3 factorial, four cultivars (Aromas, Camarosa, Festival and Oso Grande) and three growing seasons (March 16th, April 1st and April 16th). For all seasons, the cultivation was until November 30 in 2015 and October 31 in 2016. The following variables were determined: beginning and full blooming, beginning and length of harvest; number of fruits; mean fruit mass; and fresh mass per plant throughout early and total production. The cultivar Aromas presents lower flowering uniformity among plants (difference between beginning and full flowering) according to the two years of evaluation. Potted strawberry seedlings planted until early April 1st - Season 2 in Pelotas, RS, allow high early production, with production above 400 grams per plant. The cultivar Camarosa when planted on March 16 or April 1 had total yield per plant above 800 grams. All cultivars under study (Aromas, Camarosa, Festival and Oso Grande) have better plant development and higher total yield gains in years with higher temperature and lower rainfall in the initial phase and good rainfall distribution over the growing season. (2015) than in years with most frequent precipitation and lower temperature in the initial phase and poor rainfall distribution over the growing season (2016).

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Agronomic performance of new strawberry cultivars in southern Brazil

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Lima

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Rev. Ciênc. Agrovet.

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The choice of cultivars to be used by strawberry farmers is essential since it could determine the success of the crop. The present study aimed to evaluate the productive and qualitative performance of strawberry genotypes grown in Vacaria, RS, Brazil. Twelve strawberry genotypes were compared, constituting the different treatments: cultivars Strawberry Festival, Oso Grande, Jonica, and Pircinque, and selections FRF PA3, FRF CE 51, FRF CE 56, FRF PIR 29, FRF PIR 54, FRF 85.04, FRF 149.18, and FRF 102.21. The seedlings were transplanted on May 13, 2014, in a semi-hydroponic cultivation system, adopting a randomized block design with four blocks and an experimental unit of ten useful plants. The variables evaluated were the number of fruits, total production per plant, productivity, commercial productivity, fresh fruit mass, commercial percentage, soluble solids, titratable acidity, soluble solids to total acidity ratio, pulp firmness, and production seasonality. The mean values were subjected to an analysis of variance and multivariate analysis, and their means were compared by the Scott-Knott test at a 5% error probability. Cultivar Strawberry Festival and selection FRF 102.21 showed higher productions (1138 g plant-1 nd 1019 g plant-1, respectively) and quantities of fruits produced (85 un plant-1 and 87 un plant-1, respectively). Cultivar Jonica and selection FRF 85.4 showed higher percentages of marketable fruits. The Pircinque cultivar was prominent for sugar content, presenting a value 24% superior to the general average of the cultivars. Cultivars Strawberry Festival, Jonica, and Pircinque and selection FRF 102.21 showed the highest qualitative and quantitative gains for the region of Vacaria, RS, Brazil.

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Productive behavior of strawberry from potted seedlings produced with application of prohexadione calcium in soilless cultivation

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Emir J Food Agric

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Use of national strawberry seedlings, produced in a system without soil, is an alternative to reduce the dependence of producers on using imported seedlings. The objective of this work was to evaluate the effect of applying different concentrations of prohexadione calcium (ProCa) in the growth control of strawberry seedlings and the productive behavior after planting these seedlings. The experiment was carried out in a greenhouse, with a 4 x 2 factorial scheme, four concentrations of prohexadione calcium (0, 150, 300 and 600 mg L-1) and two cultivars (Aromas and Camarosa). In the seedling phase, a completely randomized design was used, with 4 replications, with the experimental unit consisting of 12 seedlings. In the post-planting phase, a completely randomized design was used, with 5 replications and the experimental unit consisted of 4 plants. In the seedlings, the following were evaluated: number of leaves, crown diameter, petiole length, leaf area, chlorophyll content and dry matter of the aerial part. The parameters evaluated in the strawberry plants were: full bloom and fruiting, number of fruits per plant, average fruit weight, total fruit weight, length and diameter of fruit, dry weight of leaves and crowns. The application of 150, 300 and 600 mg L-1 of ProCa decreased the leaf area and petiole length for both cultivars, thus reduced the vegetative growth of the seedlings. On the other hand the chlorophyll a, b and total contents were increased in relation to the absence of ProCa for the two cultivars evaluated. The ProCa concentrations did not influence the number of fruits and the fruit mass per plant, and the results were related to the cultivar factor, where the cv Camarosa had the higher values.

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Comportamento Produtivo De Cultivares De Morangueiro Estabelecido a Partir De Mudas Com Torrão

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References 7 publications

Field behavior of potted seedlings of strawberry plants in different growing seasons

Field behavior of potted seedlings of strawberry plants in different growing seasons

Agronomic performance of new strawberry cultivars in southern Brazil

Productive behavior of strawberry from potted seedlings produced with application of prohexadione calcium in soilless cultivation

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