2008
DOI: 10.12702/1984-7033.v08n02a10
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IAC-Alvorada and IAC-Diplomata: new common bean cultivars

Abstract: -The aim of common bean breeding programs is the development of high-yielding cultivars, with multiple disease resistance and high technological and nutritional grain quality. Two cultivars, IAC-Alvorada with carioca grain, and IAC-Diplomata with black grain, meet these standards, according to the results of trials of Value for Cultivation and Use

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“…Essa característica atende as exigências do consumidor final, pois essa cultivar apresenta grãos maiores quando comparados às demais cultivares disponíveis no mercado consumidor (CARBONELL et al, 2008). Nesses ambientes, a cultivar 'IAC-Alvorada' obteve maior porcentagem de grãos em peneiras de número 13 e 14, estabelecida no presente trabalho como um parâmetro referente a uma aceitação de 100% pelo consumidor, justificando, dessa forma, a atribuição dos pesos/notas iguais a 10 para essas peneiras.…”
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“…Essa característica atende as exigências do consumidor final, pois essa cultivar apresenta grãos maiores quando comparados às demais cultivares disponíveis no mercado consumidor (CARBONELL et al, 2008). Nesses ambientes, a cultivar 'IAC-Alvorada' obteve maior porcentagem de grãos em peneiras de número 13 e 14, estabelecida no presente trabalho como um parâmetro referente a uma aceitação de 100% pelo consumidor, justificando, dessa forma, a atribuição dos pesos/notas iguais a 10 para essas peneiras.…”
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“…In addition to its importance in the Brazilian diet, it is one of the agricultural products of greatest economic and social importance since it is grown on extensive areas and because of the labor it employs during the crop cycle. Considering these aspects, the common bean genetic breeding program of the IAC, undertaken in the Grain and Fiber Agribusiness Technological Research and Analysis Center of the Agronomic Institute, has made carioca common bean cultivars available with high yield capacity, resistance to the anthracnose pathogen (Colletotrichum lindemuthianum) and excellent cooking qualities (Carbonell et al 2008. Another important characteristic is the early maturity of carioca common bean cultivars for composing new production systems with seed quality and disease resistance, currently not available on the market.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The resistance observed in the cultivars IAC Alvorada and IAC Diplomata was probably inherited from IAC Carioca Pyatã, which is one of their parents (Carbonell et al 2008), known for its good levels of Cff-resistance (Maringoni 2002, Camara et al 2009, Valentini et al 2011b). The cul- tivars IPR Corujinha, IPR Tangará, and IAPAR Siriri were described as moderately Cff-resistant (Comissão 2012), in partial agreement with our results, since the cultivars IPR Corujinha and IPR Tangará were considered resistant in this study, while IAPAR Siriri was considered moderately resistant ( Table 2).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 98%