Centro Agrícola (Mar 2016)

Agro-productive evaluation of varieties of sugarcane, resistant to adverse conditions for water deficit and their stability in several ecosystem

  • Irenaldo Delgado,
  • José L. Pérez,
  • Héctor Jorge,
  • Héctor García,
  • Félix R. Díaz,
  • Aydiloide Bernal,
  • Harol González,
  • José Ramón Gómez,
  • Osmany Aday,
  • Jorge L. Montes de Oca,
  • Susana Reyes,
  • Aylín Gallardo,
  • Javier Barroso,
  • Luis F. Machado,
  • Dunia Nuñez

Journal volume & issue
Vol. 40, no. 2
pp. 5 – 10

Abstract

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The main breeding programs in the world have heeded sugarcane classification of test environments, so that the evaluation of genotypes across different environments is one of the most common practices for the recommendation of new cultivars to producers and as its stability. This study aimed to evaluate agroproductivamente varieties of sugar cane plantation plots cold, resistant to adverse conditions of water deficit and its stability in various environments. Under these new assumptions developed in this study Territorial Research Station of Sugarcane Villa Clara in the cold cycle, in a randomized complete block, the variables were percentage of pol in cane, tons of cane per hectare pol tons per hectare. The result was that the genotype C86-156 high agricultural yields and stable in all environments and high sugar content, so their harvest should be in the initial stage of harvest (December-January), and C89-147 which is the highest performance, but not stable environments. Identifies five test environments with specific genotypes, where November is characterized by C90-530 and C89-147, December by C86-56 January for C89-148, C86-156 by February and March by C85-102.

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