NÍVEIS DE SOMBREAMENTO NO DESENVOLVIMENTO DE MUDAS DE Hymenaea courbaril var. Stilbocarpa

Pagliarini, Maximiliano Kawahata; Moreira, Erica Rodrigues; Nasser, Flávia Aparecida de Carvalho Mariano; Mendonça, Veridiana Zocoler de; Castilho, Regina Maria Monteiro de

doi:10.32929/2446-8355.2017v26n3p330-346

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“…This fact explains the difference in the crown diameter, where the authors found a mean of 5.9 mm, while in our study, the mean was 3.9 mm. Pagliarini et al (2017) observed that the red net ChromatiNet® did not stimulate stem elongation, flowering, and stomatal conductance alterations as presented in other studies to the light quality that the species 9 needed in the phase evaluated. The red pot significantly influenced the crown diameter and presented increases in the carnation height, evidencing that each species responds differently to sunlight conditions imposed according to their necessities.…”

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Growth and flowering of carnation cultivated in different pot colors and protected environments

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COSTA,

NAGEL

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The Dianthus caryophyllus L. occupies the second position of the best sold cut flowers after rose. The choice of the environment and the cultivation container is crucial for flower production because, besides permitting higher temperature, light, and relative humidity management, it also impacts yield. This study evaluated the cultivation of yellow carnation in different protected environments and pot colours. The experiment was conducted in a factorial 2 × 4 (greenhouse and nursery x blue, red, brown, and black pots; the black pot was considered the control treatment). The photosynthetically active radiation, substrate temperature, and meteorological variables in the environments were monitored during the experiment's conduction as well the growth and productivity variables. The greenhouse significantly reduced solar radiation, generating favourable conditions for the initial growth of carnation plants. The nursery maintained higher levels of solar radiation, stimulating its flowering. The cultivation in brown pots provided higher quality plants regarding both vegetative growth and flowering. Therefore, brown pots are an option to substitute the black pots traditionally used for flower production. The use of the blue pot negatively influenced the development of carnation plants.

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Growth and flowering of carnation cultivated in different pot colors and protected environments

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NAGEL

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“…Regarding the height of the Jatobá plants (Hymenaea courbaril var. Stilbocarpa), there was a significant difference with a 50% and 80% shade screen, because higher shading triggers a superior adaptation mechanism to escape the light deficit (PagliarinI et al, 2017). Brazilian woody seedlings (Caesalpinia echinata Lam.)…”

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Initial Growth and Morpho-Anatomical Development of “Jacaranda” at Different Levels of Luminosity

Alves¹,

Albuquerque²,

Cruz³

2021

Floresta Ambient.

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Thus, the objective of the research was to evaluate the initial growth and development of seedlings under Platymiscium floribundum at different levels of luminosity. The experimental design was completely randomized in a 4 x 10 factorial scheme (four levels of shade: full sun, 50%, 65% and 80% with ten replications per treatment. The height, number of leaves was evaluated monthly. At the end of the experiment at 180 days, leaf dry matter, stems, roots, and dry matter. In addition, measurements were made of the variables related to gas exchange and plant anatomy of leaves. The results obtained were observed higher growth and developed satisfactorily at full sun), without presenting morphological changes. For the gas exchange did not differ statistically. It is concluded that the initial growth of P. floribundum seedlings was superior in the light level in full sun, providing favorable conditions for their development.

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“…courbaril is a climax species whose growth can be limited by low light levels (Oliveira et al, 2011). Thus, according to Pagliarini et al (2017), the best plants are obtained under a shading screen of 30 and 50%. However, excess light is also harmful in this seedling stage.…”

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Abiotic Stress in Plants: Sustainability and Productivity

2024

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NÍVEIS DE SOMBREAMENTO NO DESENVOLVIMENTO DE MUDAS DE Hymenaea courbaril var. Stilbocarpa

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Growth and flowering of carnation cultivated in different pot colors and protected environments

Growth and flowering of carnation cultivated in different pot colors and protected environments

Initial Growth and Morpho-Anatomical Development of “Jacaranda” at Different Levels of Luminosity

Abiotic Stress in Plants: Sustainability and Productivity

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