2005
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-204x2005000400004
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Métodos para a estimativa do potencial de rendimento da soja durante a ontogenia

Abstract: Resumo -O objetivo deste trabalho foi estudar métodos para a estimativa do potencial de rendimento da soja durante a ontogenia. Os experimentos foram realizados em Eldorado do Sul, RS, durante as safras de 1996/1997, 1999/2000 e 2000/2001. Os tratamentos constaram de cinco cultivares de soja, FT-Saray, IAS 5, IAS 4, FT-Abyara e FEPAGRO RS-10. Cinco métodos foram utilizados para estimar o rendimento que seria obtido se todas as estruturas reprodutivas presentes no florescimento e no início do enchimento de grã… Show more

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“…This lack of significant correlation between shoot biomass at flowering and grain yield in common bean has also been reported in previous studies (Stone & Pereira, 1994;Araújo et al, 2000). Pires et al (2005) also observed that the yield potential of five soybean cultivars estimated at flowering did not correlate with grain yield at maturity. According to Wallace (1985), the complex modulation of days-to-flowering in response to photoperiod and temperature under different environments, that often induces opposite effects on bean grain yield, leads some investigators to conclude that yield is positively correlated with total plant biomass, whereas others emphasize the merit of biomass partitioning for determining grain yield.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 87%
“…This lack of significant correlation between shoot biomass at flowering and grain yield in common bean has also been reported in previous studies (Stone & Pereira, 1994;Araújo et al, 2000). Pires et al (2005) also observed that the yield potential of five soybean cultivars estimated at flowering did not correlate with grain yield at maturity. According to Wallace (1985), the complex modulation of days-to-flowering in response to photoperiod and temperature under different environments, that often induces opposite effects on bean grain yield, leads some investigators to conclude that yield is positively correlated with total plant biomass, whereas others emphasize the merit of biomass partitioning for determining grain yield.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 87%
“…Grain yield did not suffer significant impacts, neither by the lack of irrigation, nor by genotype differences, nor by the daily course of adjustments in leaflet positions (Table 1). Water deficits during flowering, pod formation or grain filling usually decrease yields (Pires et al, 2005), however, considering the lack of water deficit in those stages (Figure 1 B), NI conditions were not harsh enough to cause significant impacts on yield. From a genetic point of view, the yield is a highly quantitative trait with low heritability, and influenced by differences arising from soil heterogeneity and environmental factors (Manavalan et al, 2009).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…No atual cenário da sojicultora, onde há cultivares adaptadas para as principais regiões produtoras no Brasil, a busca dos programas de melhoramento é por cultivares que apresentem maior potencial de produtividade e/ou resistência a fatores que impactem de forma negativa na produtividade (ZANON et al, 2018). O desenvolvimento e o crescimento são influenciados por fatores genéticos (tipo de crescimento, grupo de maturidade relativa e presença do gene da juvenilidade), climáticos (fotoperíodo, radiação solar, temperatura e disponibilidade de água) e de manejo (época de semeadura e características físico-químicas do solo), sendo que as interações desses fatores definem o potencial produtivo de cada cultivar e local de cultivo da soja (PIRES et al, 2005).…”
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