Soybean cultivars in southeast region of Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil

Soybean cultivars in southeast region of Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil

The yield performance of soybean (Glycine max (L.) Merrill) cultivars, in three counties of the Southeast of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, was evaluated along twelve crop seasons (1971-1983). Thirty five field trials, in randomized blocks design, were planted in three soil types that predominate in the region. Twenty three cultivars recommended for planting in that State were evaluated: eight early (V-VI), five medium (VII), six semi-late (VIII) and four late (VIII). The combined analysis of variance of the experiments grouped according to soil type and/or county (ies) showed the superior yielding performance of the cultivars Planalto, Pérola and IAS 5 (early), Bragg and IAS 4 (medium) and Hampton (semilate), as well as the poor yielding of Hardee and Santa Rosa (late), Bossier (semi-late), Paraná and Prata (early). In another paper the phenotypic stability of the cultivars will be presented.

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Main Authors: Vernetti, Francisco de Jesus, Gastal, Mario Franklin da C., Zonta, Elio Paulo, Raupp, Antonio André Amaral
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Published: Pesquisa Agropecuaria Brasileira 2014
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spelling rev-pab-br-article-149522014-10-08T18:28:46Z Soybean cultivars in southeast region of Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil Cultivares de soja para a região sudeste do Rio Grande do Sul Vernetti, Francisco de Jesus Gastal, Mario Franklin da C. Zonta, Elio Paulo Raupp, Antonio André Amaral Glycine max; cultivars Glycíne max; cultivares The yield performance of soybean (Glycine max (L.) Merrill) cultivars, in three counties of the Southeast of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, was evaluated along twelve crop seasons (1971-1983). Thirty five field trials, in randomized blocks design, were planted in three soil types that predominate in the region. Twenty three cultivars recommended for planting in that State were evaluated: eight early (V-VI), five medium (VII), six semi-late (VIII) and four late (VIII). The combined analysis of variance of the experiments grouped according to soil type and/or county (ies) showed the superior yielding performance of the cultivars Planalto, Pérola and IAS 5 (early), Bragg and IAS 4 (medium) and Hampton (semilate), as well as the poor yielding of Hardee and Santa Rosa (late), Bossier (semi-late), Paraná and Prata (early). In another paper the phenotypic stability of the cultivars will be presented. O desempenho de cultivares de soja (Glycine max (L.) Merrill) em três municípios do Sudeste do Rio Grande do Sul, foi avaliado ao longo de doze anos (1971-1983). Foram conduzidos 35 experimentos, em blocos casualizados, em três tipos de solos predominantes na região. Ao longo dos anos foram avaliadas 23 cultivares recomendadas para o Estado do Rio Grande do Sul: oito de cicio curto (V-VI), cinco de ciclo médio (VII), seis de ciclo semi-tardio (VIII) e quatro de ciclo longo (VIII). As análises de variância conjuntas dos experimentos reunidos por tipo de solo e/ou por município (s) revelaram o desempenho superior das cultivares Planalto, Pérola e IAS 5, de ciclo curto, Bragg e IAS 4, de ciclo médio, e Hampton, de ciclo semi-tardio, e a baixa produtividade das cultivares Hardee e Santa Rosa, de ciclo longo, Bossier, de ciclo semi-tardio, Paraná e Prata, de ciclo curto. Em outro trabalho será apresentada a análise de estabilidade fenotípica das cultivares. Pesquisa Agropecuaria Brasileira Pesquisa Agropecuária Brasileira 2014-04-17 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://seer.sct.embrapa.br/index.php/pab/article/view/14952 Pesquisa Agropecuaria Brasileira; v.22, n.7, jul. 1987; 705-718 Pesquisa Agropecuária Brasileira; v.22, n.7, jul. 1987; 705-718 1678-3921 0100-104x por https://seer.sct.embrapa.br/index.php/pab/article/view/14952/8661
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author Vernetti, Francisco de Jesus
Gastal, Mario Franklin da C.
Zonta, Elio Paulo
Raupp, Antonio André Amaral
spellingShingle Vernetti, Francisco de Jesus
Gastal, Mario Franklin da C.
Zonta, Elio Paulo
Raupp, Antonio André Amaral
Soybean cultivars in southeast region of Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil
author_facet Vernetti, Francisco de Jesus
Gastal, Mario Franklin da C.
Zonta, Elio Paulo
Raupp, Antonio André Amaral
author_sort Vernetti, Francisco de Jesus
title Soybean cultivars in southeast region of Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil
title_short Soybean cultivars in southeast region of Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil
title_full Soybean cultivars in southeast region of Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil
title_fullStr Soybean cultivars in southeast region of Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil
title_full_unstemmed Soybean cultivars in southeast region of Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil
title_sort soybean cultivars in southeast region of rio grande do sul state, brazil
description The yield performance of soybean (Glycine max (L.) Merrill) cultivars, in three counties of the Southeast of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, was evaluated along twelve crop seasons (1971-1983). Thirty five field trials, in randomized blocks design, were planted in three soil types that predominate in the region. Twenty three cultivars recommended for planting in that State were evaluated: eight early (V-VI), five medium (VII), six semi-late (VIII) and four late (VIII). The combined analysis of variance of the experiments grouped according to soil type and/or county (ies) showed the superior yielding performance of the cultivars Planalto, Pérola and IAS 5 (early), Bragg and IAS 4 (medium) and Hampton (semilate), as well as the poor yielding of Hardee and Santa Rosa (late), Bossier (semi-late), Paraná and Prata (early). In another paper the phenotypic stability of the cultivars will be presented.
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