Agro-Climatic Zoning to Banana-Growing in the Mesoregion of Vale Do Rio Doce

Coelho, Geovália Oliveira; Dias, Luíz Antônio dos Santos; Finger, Fernando Luíz

doi:10.1590/0100-29452016908

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“…Os resultados obtidos foram interpolados em um sistema de informação geográfica para a geração dos mapas com a regionalização dos dados por meio do IDW. Foi considerado: Alto Risco: precipitação anual inferior a 1.200 mm e como baixo risco superior a 1.200mm auais (Coelho, et al, 2009;Coelho, et al, 2016;Araujo et al, 2019). Além do mapa foi estimado a probabilidade de ocorrência anual, com risco máximo de 20%.…”

Section: Zoneamento De Risco Agroclimáticounclassified

Zoneamento agrícola de risco climático da bananeira (musa sp) na Bacia Hidrográfica do Rio Paraná 3

Caldana

Ferreira

Zaccheo

et al. 2021

Rev. Bras. Geog. Fis.

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A fruticultura é um segmento de destaque da agricultura brasileira. O zoneamento agroclimático deve ser uma das primeiras informações a serem consideradas ao iniciar o cultivo de determinada cultura. Dessa forma, o objetivo desse trabalho foi realizar o zoneamento de risco climático para a Bananeira (musa sp) na bacia do Rio Paraná 3, estado do Paraná. Para isso foram utilizados dados meteorológicos de 43 estações com recorte temporal de 1976-2018. A análise do risco climático foi pautada nas exigências climáticas da espécie, sendo estas, precipitação, deficiência hídrica anual, temperatura média anual e do mês mais frio e o risco de geada. A Bacia Hidrográfica Do Rio Paraná 3 possui regiões com baixo risco climático para a cultura da bananeira. A precipitação e o balanço hídrico apresentaram valores suficientes em todos os cenários testados. Apenas nos meses de verão em algumas localidades foi registrado déficit hídrico, mas que não restringe a produção. O fator mais limitante para a produção, em parte da bacia, é a ocorrência de geadas, restringindo assim, a produção na porção leste da bacia. No extremo oeste as baixas altitudes propiciam temperaturas máximas elevadas com frequência, devendo-se utilizar técnicas de manejo em ocorrência de calor extremo. Agricultural zoning of climate risk of banana tree (Musa Sp) in the Hydrographic Basin of Paraná River 3, BrazilA B S T R A C TFruticulture is a prominent segment of Brazilian agriculture. Agroclimatic zoning should be one of the first information to consider when starting a particular crop. Thus, the objective of this work was to perform climate risk zoning for Banana (musa sp) in the basin of Paraná River 3, Paraná state, South of Brazil. We used meteorological data from 43 stations from 1976-2018. The climate risk analysis was based on the climatic requirements of the species, such as rainfall, annual water deficit, average annual and coldest month temperature and the risk of frost. The findings of this study suggest that the basin has areas with low climate risk for banana crops. Rainfall precipitations and water balance were sufficient in all scenarios tested. Only in particular periods during the summer in specific locations was a water deficit registered, however that does not restrict production. The most limiting factor for production in part of the basin is the occurrence of frost, thus restricting production in the eastern portion of the basin. In the far west the low altitudes often provide high maximum temperatures and management techniques should be used in extreme heat.Keywords: fruticulture; climate variability; agrometeorology.

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Zoneamento agrícola de risco climático da bananeira (musa sp) na Bacia Hidrográfica do Rio Paraná 3

Caldana

Ferreira

Zaccheo

et al. 2021

Rev. Bras. Geog. Fis.

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“…Source: The authors (2020). The methodology used by Coelho, Dias and Finger (2016) applied to banana cultivation, has similar classes considers the altitude and the water deficiency. It concludes that the cultivation is only possible through irrigation.…”

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“…In his work, Guimarães (2012) evaluates the temperature, precipitation, water deficit and soil. Coelho, Dias and Finger (2016) adopt the same variables but using banana as the cultivation of interest. A similar methodology was applied for Silva (2017), focusing on rubber tree.…”

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Edaphoclimatic Zoning: Methodology and Application to Apple Cultivation in a Brazilian Watershed

Santos¹,

Cemin²,

Bortolin³

et al. 2020

Rev. Bras. Cartogr.

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The planning of land use and occupation is essential when it comes to seeking the best results in view of socioeconomic and environmental sustainability. In this context, Geographic Information Systems are tools that allow, through mapping, to identify physical and climatic characteristics aiming at the best result for a particular crop, which characterizes the edaphoclimatic zoning. This article aimed to elaborate and apply a methodology to create an edaphoclimatic zoning, focused on apple cultivation, having as study unit, the hydrographic basin of the Socorro River, located in countryside of the municipality of Vacaria, Brazil. Water demand and winter rest were considered as climatic parameters and pedology, areas of permanent preservation, and land use slope as physical parameters, obtaining a map with the representation of suitable and restricted areas. The results showed about 80% of the hydrographic basin corresponding to areas suitable for apple cultivation. The proposed methodology can be applied to other regions and other crops, thus supporting decision-making regarding land use and occupation, sensitivities and potenciality.

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“…Brazil has been consolidating itself on the world stage as a promising fruit producer with a world production of 114 million tons of bananas in 2019 (Zafalon and Kastner, 2019), according to FAO data (2017), with total production in that year of6,675,100 million tons. Banana tree is characterized by being adaptable to tropical and subtropical climates, with an ideal temperature for production between 15º C and 35º C and average annual rainfall of 1200 mm (Coelho et al, 2016).…”

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confidence: 99%