Sugarcane maturity estimation through edaphic-climatic parameters

Scarpari, Maximiliano Salles; Beauclair, Edgar Gomes Ferreira de

doi:10.1590/s0103-90162004000500004

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“…In agreement with Scarpari and Beauclair (2004), the method of negative degree days (NDD) is used to relate the air temperature to sugarcane maturity. NDD comprise the accumulation of temperature that is below the basal temperature of the crop and were calculated by means of Equation 1.…”

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Variation in the sugar yield in response to drying-off of sugarcane before harvest and the occurrence of low air temperatures

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AbstrAct:The need to irrigate sugarcane in the Brazilian Savanna is due to the lack of rain from April to September. For efficient sugar accumulation, the crop needs water stress or heat stress at the maturation stage. However, when the water deficit is intense at this stage, it occurs the reduction in crop production. The objective of this study was: (i) to assess the quality of the raw material of days before harvest, period in which the crop irrigation could be interrupted. The water deficit of 37.76 mm appears to be the critical limit of water shortage in the soil, from which the sugarcane yield starts to be reduced. The sugar concentration in the stalk was more influenced by low air temperatures than sugarcane yield.

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Variation in the sugar yield in response to drying-off of sugarcane before harvest and the occurrence of low air temperatures

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“…Because ripening is the inverse of growth (Alexander, 1973), the method of negative-degree days is used to correlate ripening and temperature, corresponding to the area between the base temperature and the daily minimum temperature (Scarpari & Beauclair, 2004). …”

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Ripening and the Use of Ripeners for Better Sugarcane Management

Silva¹,

Caputo²

2012

Crop Management - Cases and Tools for Higher Yield and Sustainability

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“…Several authors have modeled the influence of evapotranspiration on crop productivity; however, the influence of water availability on maturity has not yet been sufficiently studied for the available varieties. A moderate drought and a cold period may induce sucrose accumulation in stems (Scarpari & Beauclair, 2004).…”

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Physiological model to estimate the maturity of sugarcane

Scarpari

Beauclair²

2009

Sci. agric. (Piracicaba, Braz.)

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Sugarcane (Saccharum spp.) grows in different weather and management conditions which directly affect crop maturation. These conditions lead to the necessity of quantifying crop response to different stimuli for planning purposes. Forecast models for the quality of raw material are important tools in sugarcane farming, especially the forecast curve of sucrose accumulation in shoots. The goal of these models is to supply yield estimates during the crop cycle, aiming to characterize alternatives and to increase the efficacy for management and strategic decisions. The objective of this project was to develop empiric models capable of obtaining estimates of total recoverable sugar (TRS), for the varieties RB72454, SP81-3250 and SP80-1842 during the crop cycle, using reference data as the production factors. Sugarcane harvest results obtained in Piracicaba, State of São Paulo, Brazil were analyzed using the following parameters: maturation, stand age, type of soil, variety, flowering and management for the crops in the years 1998/99, 1999/00, 2000/01, 2001/02 and 2002/03. Models developed for these years were used to estimate TRS from the 2003/04 cropping season. All the forecast models for ratoon crops were significant indicating that they are an excellent tool to optimize agricultural planning. Key words: climatology, crop models, productivity, regression, sucrose MODELO FISIOLÓGICO PARA A ESTIMATIVA DA MATURAÇÃO EM CANA-DE-AÇÚCARRESUMO: A cultura da cana-de-açúcar (Saccharum spp.) é submetida a diferentes condições ambientais e de manejo durante o seu desenvolvimento, o que afeta diretamente a maturação. Assim, surge a necessidade de se quantificar as respostas da cultura aos diferentes estímulos para fins de planejamento. Modelos de previsão da qualidade da matéria-prima tornam-se ferramentas importantes na lavoura canavieira, em especial a previsão da curva de acúmulo de sacarose nos colmos, objetivando suprir estimativas de rendimento ao longo da safra, visando à caracterização das alternativas de manejo, aumentando a eficácia das decisões gerenciais e estratégicas. Desenvolveram-se modelos empíricos capazes de obter estimativas de ATR -Açúcar Total Recuperável nas variedades RB72454, SP81-3250 e SP80-1842 ao longo da safra, utilizando dados referentes aos fatores de produção. Foram analisados os resultados de colheita realizados no município de Piracicaba -SP, dos anos safras

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Sugarcane maturity estimation through edaphic-climatic parameters

Cited by 56 publications

References 10 publications

Variation in the sugar yield in response to drying-off of sugarcane before harvest and the occurrence of low air temperatures

Variation in the sugar yield in response to drying-off of sugarcane before harvest and the occurrence of low air temperatures

Ripening and the Use of Ripeners for Better Sugarcane Management

Physiological model to estimate the maturity of sugarcane

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