2008
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-29452008000100011
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Previsão do número de frutos a partir da quantidade de estruturas reprodutivas em laranjeiras

Abstract: RESUMO -O trabalho buscou testar a hipótese de que o número final de frutos (nº/m 3 ) depende da quantidade de botões florais, flores e/ou chumbinhos que ocorreram previamente. Esta hipótese baseia-se na premissa de que a planta integraliza as condições edafoclimáticas disponíveis para seu crescimento e desenvolvimento. A hipótese foi testada em laranjeira "Valência" (Citrus sinensis (L.) Osbeck.) enxertada em: tangerineira "Cleópatra" (VCL) (Citrus reshni Hort. ex Tan.) e limoeiro "Cravo" (VCR) (Citrus limoni… Show more

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“…While the other factors that affect production and plant development are constant weather condition which varies from year to year and it is considered as the main factor that cause yield and quality variability (Paulino et al, 2007). Agrometeorological models are tools used to understand the influence of climatic variables on crop production, being a way to summarize the responses of the crop to the climate (Rolim et al, 2008). These models can be of great utility for planning the agricultural activities at orchards and to estimate production (processed or 'in natura' fruits).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While the other factors that affect production and plant development are constant weather condition which varies from year to year and it is considered as the main factor that cause yield and quality variability (Paulino et al, 2007). Agrometeorological models are tools used to understand the influence of climatic variables on crop production, being a way to summarize the responses of the crop to the climate (Rolim et al, 2008). These models can be of great utility for planning the agricultural activities at orchards and to estimate production (processed or 'in natura' fruits).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%