2006
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-204x2006000600025
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MN 716: nova cultivar de cevada com estabilidade de produção e qualidade cervejeira

Abstract: Resumo -A cevada MN 716, lançada em 2004, é uma das cultivares recomendadas para cultivo com maior estabilidade de produção. Nos anos em que participou do ensaio para determinação de seu valor de cultivo e uso, apresentou excelente produtividade de grãos, com média superior a 3.000 kg ha -1 , e desempenho equilibrado quanto à qualidade, com destaque para seu teor de beta-glucanas e índice enzimático. A cultivar constitui um avanço do melhoramento desse cereal no Brasil, aliando características de interesse do … Show more

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“…However, despite the gains obtained in a barley breeding program in the Cerrado biome, little is known about the variability existing in germplasm banks in Brazil (Amabile et al, 2013b). Barley is generally grown in Brazilian regions with temperate climate, more frequently in the southern part of the country for their cooler temperatures (Caierão et al, 2006). However, the potential use of barley as an alternative to be grown in the irrigated system in the Cerrado has been shown in researches and developments made in the last twenty years by Embrapa Cerrados and its partners.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, despite the gains obtained in a barley breeding program in the Cerrado biome, little is known about the variability existing in germplasm banks in Brazil (Amabile et al, 2013b). Barley is generally grown in Brazilian regions with temperate climate, more frequently in the southern part of the country for their cooler temperatures (Caierão et al, 2006). However, the potential use of barley as an alternative to be grown in the irrigated system in the Cerrado has been shown in researches and developments made in the last twenty years by Embrapa Cerrados and its partners.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%