Hastes De Gladíolo Cultivadas Sob Telas De Sombreamento E Doses De Cama De Aviário / Gladiolus Rods Cultivated Under Shade Screens and Avian Bed Doses

Ferron, Lediane Aparecida; Paulus, Dalva; Becker, Dislaine; Bueno, M. F.

doi:10.34117/bjdv7n2-030

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“…At harvest, the following morphological measurements were performed (FERRON et al 2021): length of the largest leaf (distance, in centimeters, between the soil surface and the apex of the highest leaf); number of buds per floral spike; plant height (distance, in centimeters between the soil surface and the insertion of the apical floral bud); length of the floral ear (distance, in centimeters, between the insertion of the basal floral bud and apical); and rod diameter (cm).…”

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Cultivo de gladíolo em sistema de plantio direto orgânico

Oliveira,

Lima,

Leandrini

et al. 2023

Rev. Ciênc. Agrovet.

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As flores de corte são consideradas uma importante alternativa para diversificação da propriedade, principalmente na agricultura familiar. A cultura do gladíolo (Gladiolus x grandiflorus Hort.) possui fácil condução e tem bom valor agregado. A forma tradicional de cultivar o gladíolo é realizada com intenso revolvimento do solo, o que pode gerar perdas no sistema. Assim, a adoção de sistemas sustentáveis torna-se importante para o equilíbrio dos agroecossistemas, sendo o Sistema de Plantio Direto uma destas opções. O objetivo nesse trabalho é avaliar o desempenho agronômico de gladíolo em sistema de plantio direto orgânico. O experimento foi realizado no setor de Horticultura da Universidade Federal da Fronteira Sul, campus Laranjeiras do Sul-PR. O experimento foi conduzido em blocos completamente casualizados com parcelas contendo mix de plantas de cobertura de solo composto por aveia preta (Avena strigosa Schreb) + ervilhaca (Vicia sativa L.) + nabo forrageiro (Raphanus sativus L.) e cultivo sem cobertura, seguido do cultivo do gladíolo. A cultivar de gladíolo utilizada foi Yester ciclo intermediário II. As avaliações realizadas foram: características fenológicas e morfológicas da cultura, características físicas e biológicas do solo, incidência de insetos fitófagos, doenças e plantas espontâneas, qualidade das hastes florais e produtividade. Os resultados de respiração basal do solo, temperatura do solo, incidência de plantas espontâneas, clorofila total, comprimento da haste, comprimento da maior folha, classificação das hastes florais e produtividade apresentaram diferenças significativas entre os sistemas. O cultivo com cobertura de solo obteve maior produtividade, apresentando a média de 79.666 hastes por hectare. O sistema de plantio direto com manejo orgânico demonstrou resultados agronômicos satisfatórios sendo indicado para o cultivo de gladíolos.

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Cultivo de gladíolo em sistema de plantio direto orgânico

Oliveira,

Lima,

Leandrini

et al. 2023

Rev. Ciênc. Agrovet.

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“…The shade nets reduce the direct incidence of sunlight, thus, causing a reduction in air temperature. In addition, colored nets provide physical protection by solar radiation filtration, promoting specific light-regulated plant responses (Santos, 2014;Ferron et al, 2021).…”

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Influence of growing season, shading screen and mulching on growth, development and quality of gladiolus

Becker¹,

Paulus²

2023

Development and Its Applications in Scientific Knowledge

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To reduce the risks associated with the production of gladiolus flowers in the climatic conditions of southwestern Paraná, Brazil, this study characterized the growth, development, and floral stem quality of plants cultivated under different-colored shade nets and mulching in four growing seasons. The gladiolus cultivar ‘White Goddess’ was grown in beds with and without mulching in the soil. Three shade nets individually stained black, silver, and red all with 35% shading, were used in this study, and an additional treatment (control) in which plants were grown in full sun. Growth (LAI and height), development (cycle in days, and degree days), and flower quality (size and damaged stem) were evaluated in eight plants in each treatment. Plants were distributed in a randomized block design in a factorial scheme (season x mulching x shade screen). The cycle ranged from 66 to 89 days and 1732 to 1268°C day. The mean difference in the cycle between treatments was 3 days. Less flower stem damage happened under the silver net and more in full sun. The shading net associated with mulching favored the growth characteristics of the plants, and in autumn, the flowers had the highest quality standard.

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“…Shade nets reduce the direct incidence of sunlight, thus, causing a reduction in air temperature. In addition, colored nets provide physical protection by solar radiation filtration, promoting specific light-regulated plant responses (Santos, 2014;Ferron et al, 2021).…”

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“…However, technicians and field extensionists still do not have enough support to indicate the best management or growing season for farmers in that region. This is because little is known about the growth, development and quality of gladiolus flowers produced at different times of the year, although some initial experiments in Paraná (Ferron et al, 2021) showed a risk of loss of the floral stem due to extreme temperatures and water deficit during warmer periods.…”

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Growth, development and quality of gladiolus ‘White Goddess’: season, shade net, and mulching

2022

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To reduce the risks associated with the production of gladiolus flowers in the climatic conditions of southwestern Paraná, Brazil, this study characterized the growth, development, and floral stem quality of plants cultivated under different-colored shade nets and mulching in four growing seasons. The gladiolus cultivar ‘White Goddess’ was grown in beds with and without mulching in the soil. Three shade nets individually stained black, silver and red all with 35% shading, were used in this study, and an additional treatment (control) in which plants were grown in full sun. Growth (LAI and height), development (cycle in days, and degree-days), and flower quality (size and stem damage) were evaluated in eight plants in each treatment. Plants were distributed in a randomized block design in a factorial scheme (season x mulching x shade screen). The cycle ranged from 66 to 89 days and 1732 to 1268°C day. The mean difference of the cycle between treatments was 3 days. Less floral stem damage happened under silver net and was more in full sun. The shading net associated with mulching favored the growth characteristics of the plants, and in autumn, the flowers had the highest quality standard.

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Hastes De Gladíolo Cultivadas Sob Telas De Sombreamento E Doses De Cama De Aviário / Gladiolus Rods Cultivated Under Shade Screens and Avian Bed Doses

Abstract: Hastes de Gladíolo cultivadas sob telas de sombreamento e doses de cama de aviário Gladiolus rods cultivated under shade screens and avian bed doses

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Cultivo de gladíolo em sistema de plantio direto orgânico

Cultivo de gladíolo em sistema de plantio direto orgânico

Influence of growing season, shading screen and mulching on growth, development and quality of gladiolus

Growth, development and quality of gladiolus ‘White Goddess’: season, shade net, and mulching

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