2011
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-05362011000300010
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Growth analysis of sweet pepper cultivated in coconut fiber in a greenhouse

Abstract: Knowledge about the growth of crops allows the planning of rational cultivation methods which contribute to achieve greater potential of plant species, besides supplying information for the construction of descriptive mathematical models of growth. The growth curve of sweet pepper (Eppo hybrid), cultivated in coconut fiber in a greenhouse with fertirrigation, was determined. The experiment consisted initially of 160 plants divided into four blocks. Two plants were analyzed per block every 21 days after transpl… Show more

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“…A literatura reporta sobre o desenvolvimento de plantas de pimentão, obtendo-se plantas com alturas variando de 50 a 200 cm, dependendo do material genético, condições ambientais, ciclo da cultura e práticas de manejo de culturas aplicados na cultura (Fontes et al, 2005;Charlo et al, 2011).…”
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“…A literatura reporta sobre o desenvolvimento de plantas de pimentão, obtendo-se plantas com alturas variando de 50 a 200 cm, dependendo do material genético, condições ambientais, ciclo da cultura e práticas de manejo de culturas aplicados na cultura (Fontes et al, 2005;Charlo et al, 2011).…”
Section: Methodsunclassified
“…At 189 DAT, there was an accumulation of 2.25 g plant -1 , where 130.16 days after transplanting were needed for an accumulation of 50% of this amount. This means that a greater demand for this nutrient occurs during the fruiting phase, because the physiological activity of the plant is greater, as can be seen by the accumulation of dry mass in the research of Charlo et al (2011). The mature fruits, stem and leaves were the organs that accumulated the most sulfur, with respective amounts of 1.03, 0.54 and 0.49 g plant -1 .…”
Section: C 3b 3amentioning
confidence: 98%
“…To understand this interaction, one must measure the plant growth dynamics, in addition to its production. These data are essential for developing the growth and production models of a crop (CHARLO et al, 2011).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%