Study on the influence of traffic density on cocoa yields (Theobroma cacao L.), 1: Orientation on the influence of traffic business on the number of cocoa pods per tree

Study on the influence of traffic density on cocoa yields (Theobroma cacao L.), 1: Orientation on the influence of traffic business on the number of cocoa pods per tree

The cocoa crop is ultimately limited by the amount of effective pollination and the fruit set that occur. Insects pollinator, Forcipomyia spp. (Diptera, Ceratopogonidae) was observed to be the main vector in natural pollination of cocoa flower. Their activity was influenced by the climate and the environment. This observation concluded that the distance of cocoa trees from a busy road had an exponential influence on the number of cocoa pods per tree. The regression equation of the influence of this distance from the road on cocoa pod number per tree was Y = 13.64 exponent 0.50 (r = 0.84 exponent **). It was thought that a busy traffic had an adverse effect on the pollinator insect; noise drove away the cocoa flower pollinator.

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Main Authors: 122290 Sulistyowati, E., 130576 Wardani, S., 120111 Soenaryo
Format: biblioteca
Published: 1986
Subjects:THEOBROMA CACAO, POLINIZACION, POLINIZADORES, FORCIPOMYIA, DAÑOS, FACTORES AMBIENTALES, CARRETERAS,
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spelling KOHA-OAI-BVE:692372022-12-09T12:30:41ZStudy on the influence of traffic density on cocoa yields (Theobroma cacao L.), 1: Orientation on the influence of traffic business on the number of cocoa pods per tree 122290 Sulistyowati, E. 130576 Wardani, S. 120111 Soenaryo 1986The cocoa crop is ultimately limited by the amount of effective pollination and the fruit set that occur. Insects pollinator, Forcipomyia spp. (Diptera, Ceratopogonidae) was observed to be the main vector in natural pollination of cocoa flower. Their activity was influenced by the climate and the environment. This observation concluded that the distance of cocoa trees from a busy road had an exponential influence on the number of cocoa pods per tree. The regression equation of the influence of this distance from the road on cocoa pod number per tree was Y = 13.64 exponent 0.50 (r = 0.84 exponent **). It was thought that a busy traffic had an adverse effect on the pollinator insect; noise drove away the cocoa flower pollinator.The cocoa crop is ultimately limited by the amount of effective pollination and the fruit set that occur. Insects pollinator, Forcipomyia spp. (Diptera, Ceratopogonidae) was observed to be the main vector in natural pollination of cocoa flower. Their activity was influenced by the climate and the environment. This observation concluded that the distance of cocoa trees from a busy road had an exponential influence on the number of cocoa pods per tree. The regression equation of the influence of this distance from the road on cocoa pod number per tree was Y = 13.64 exponent 0.50 (r = 0.84 exponent **). It was thought that a busy traffic had an adverse effect on the pollinator insect; noise drove away the cocoa flower pollinator.THEOBROMA CACAOPOLINIZACIONPOLINIZADORESFORCIPOMYIADAÑOSFACTORES AMBIENTALESCARRETERASMenara Perkebunan (Indonesia)
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topic THEOBROMA CACAO
POLINIZACION
POLINIZADORES
FORCIPOMYIA
DAÑOS
FACTORES AMBIENTALES
CARRETERAS
THEOBROMA CACAO
POLINIZACION
POLINIZADORES
FORCIPOMYIA
DAÑOS
FACTORES AMBIENTALES
CARRETERAS
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POLINIZACION
POLINIZADORES
FORCIPOMYIA
DAÑOS
FACTORES AMBIENTALES
CARRETERAS
122290 Sulistyowati, E.
130576 Wardani, S.
120111 Soenaryo
Study on the influence of traffic density on cocoa yields (Theobroma cacao L.), 1: Orientation on the influence of traffic business on the number of cocoa pods per tree
description The cocoa crop is ultimately limited by the amount of effective pollination and the fruit set that occur. Insects pollinator, Forcipomyia spp. (Diptera, Ceratopogonidae) was observed to be the main vector in natural pollination of cocoa flower. Their activity was influenced by the climate and the environment. This observation concluded that the distance of cocoa trees from a busy road had an exponential influence on the number of cocoa pods per tree. The regression equation of the influence of this distance from the road on cocoa pod number per tree was Y = 13.64 exponent 0.50 (r = 0.84 exponent **). It was thought that a busy traffic had an adverse effect on the pollinator insect; noise drove away the cocoa flower pollinator.
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POLINIZACION
POLINIZADORES
FORCIPOMYIA
DAÑOS
FACTORES AMBIENTALES
CARRETERAS
author 122290 Sulistyowati, E.
130576 Wardani, S.
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author_sort 122290 Sulistyowati, E.
title Study on the influence of traffic density on cocoa yields (Theobroma cacao L.), 1: Orientation on the influence of traffic business on the number of cocoa pods per tree
title_short Study on the influence of traffic density on cocoa yields (Theobroma cacao L.), 1: Orientation on the influence of traffic business on the number of cocoa pods per tree
title_full Study on the influence of traffic density on cocoa yields (Theobroma cacao L.), 1: Orientation on the influence of traffic business on the number of cocoa pods per tree
title_fullStr Study on the influence of traffic density on cocoa yields (Theobroma cacao L.), 1: Orientation on the influence of traffic business on the number of cocoa pods per tree
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