Sprout density for the production of organic mini-cabbage from mother plant regrowth
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Resumo: | ABSTRACT: The method of producing organic mini-cabbages from regrowth of mother-plant was initiated at the Unidade de Referência em Agroecologia of the Incaper in 2013, possibly acting as an efficient alternative for the obtainment of cabbages with a more adequate average weight for the desires of the modern consumer. The aim of this study was to define sprout density in the mother plant, which allows better productivity and commercial standards for organic mini-cabbages. The experiment was developed during the period from September to November 2015, using the F1 Shinsei hybrid, in a design with randomized blocks, with five replications. Sprout density was determined following thinning, constituting the following treatments: two, three, four, five and six sprouts per plant. Best management of sprouts was the technique with four sprouts per plant, since it allowed greater productivity (52,997kg ha-1) and a greater number of commercial heads, together with a commercial standard of heads with average weight (414g) and median diameter (8.8cm) adequate for the standards demanded by the consumer. |
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Sprout density for the production of organic mini-cabbage from mother plant regrowthBrassica oleraceavar. capitataorganic cultivationmini-vegetablesplant densityABSTRACT: The method of producing organic mini-cabbages from regrowth of mother-plant was initiated at the Unidade de Referência em Agroecologia of the Incaper in 2013, possibly acting as an efficient alternative for the obtainment of cabbages with a more adequate average weight for the desires of the modern consumer. The aim of this study was to define sprout density in the mother plant, which allows better productivity and commercial standards for organic mini-cabbages. The experiment was developed during the period from September to November 2015, using the F1 Shinsei hybrid, in a design with randomized blocks, with five replications. Sprout density was determined following thinning, constituting the following treatments: two, three, four, five and six sprouts per plant. Best management of sprouts was the technique with four sprouts per plant, since it allowed greater productivity (52,997kg ha-1) and a greater number of commercial heads, together with a commercial standard of heads with average weight (414g) and median diameter (8.8cm) adequate for the standards demanded by the consumer.Universidade Federal de Santa Maria2017-01-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiontext/htmlhttp://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0103-84782017000900201Ciência Rural v.47 n.9 2017reponame:Ciência Ruralinstname:Universidade Federal de Santa Maria (UFSM)instacron:UFSM10.1590/0103-8478cr20160954info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSouza,Jacimar Luis deGuarçoni,Rogério CarvalhoFavarato,Luiz FernandoAngeletti,Maria da PenhaBahiense,Douglas ViannaRibeiro,Camila de Souzaeng2017-07-20T00:00:00ZRevista |
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Sprout density for the production of organic mini-cabbage from mother plant regrowth |
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Sprout density for the production of organic mini-cabbage from mother plant regrowth |
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Sprout density for the production of organic mini-cabbage from mother plant regrowth Souza,Jacimar Luis de Brassica oleracea var. capitata organic cultivation mini-vegetables plant density |
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Sprout density for the production of organic mini-cabbage from mother plant regrowth |
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Sprout density for the production of organic mini-cabbage from mother plant regrowth |
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Sprout density for the production of organic mini-cabbage from mother plant regrowth |
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Sprout density for the production of organic mini-cabbage from mother plant regrowth |
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Sprout density for the production of organic mini-cabbage from mother plant regrowth |
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Souza,Jacimar Luis de |
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Souza,Jacimar Luis de Guarçoni,Rogério Carvalho Favarato,Luiz Fernando Angeletti,Maria da Penha Bahiense,Douglas Vianna Ribeiro,Camila de Souza |
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Guarçoni,Rogério Carvalho Favarato,Luiz Fernando Angeletti,Maria da Penha Bahiense,Douglas Vianna Ribeiro,Camila de Souza |
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Souza,Jacimar Luis de Guarçoni,Rogério Carvalho Favarato,Luiz Fernando Angeletti,Maria da Penha Bahiense,Douglas Vianna Ribeiro,Camila de Souza |
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Brassica oleracea var. capitata organic cultivation mini-vegetables plant density |
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Brassica oleracea var. capitata organic cultivation mini-vegetables plant density |
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ABSTRACT: The method of producing organic mini-cabbages from regrowth of mother-plant was initiated at the Unidade de Referência em Agroecologia of the Incaper in 2013, possibly acting as an efficient alternative for the obtainment of cabbages with a more adequate average weight for the desires of the modern consumer. The aim of this study was to define sprout density in the mother plant, which allows better productivity and commercial standards for organic mini-cabbages. The experiment was developed during the period from September to November 2015, using the F1 Shinsei hybrid, in a design with randomized blocks, with five replications. Sprout density was determined following thinning, constituting the following treatments: two, three, four, five and six sprouts per plant. Best management of sprouts was the technique with four sprouts per plant, since it allowed greater productivity (52,997kg ha-1) and a greater number of commercial heads, together with a commercial standard of heads with average weight (414g) and median diameter (8.8cm) adequate for the standards demanded by the consumer. |
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