2014
DOI: 10.5897/ajar2014.8960
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Does benzyladenine application increase soybean productivity?

Abstract: Although soybean flowers are produced abundantly, a large number of flowers and young pods abort naturally. Abortion reduction may result in an increased number of pods, thus leading to a growth in grain yield. The objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of benzyladenine application on soybean pod abortion and, consequently, to increase the productivity of soybean cultivation. The soil of the experimental area is classified as oxisol. After soil analysis, fertilization and pH correction were perform… Show more

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“…Essa característica, normalmente, não é influenciada, por ser uma característica genética de alta herdabilidade. Esses valores são próximos aos observados por Borges et al (2014) trabalhando com a mesma cultivar de soja, na mesma região da condução deste trabalho.…”
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“…Essa característica, normalmente, não é influenciada, por ser uma característica genética de alta herdabilidade. Esses valores são próximos aos observados por Borges et al (2014) trabalhando com a mesma cultivar de soja, na mesma região da condução deste trabalho.…”
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“…The application of biostimulants containing cytokinin or the isolated use of the growth regulator, via foliar applications, has shown a strong tendency to increase the yield of soybean crop (Soares, Dourado Neto, Fagan, Teixeira, & Pereira, 2017). Borges, Torres Junior, Neves, Cruvinel, Santos, and Matos (2014), when applying N6-benzyladenine (6-BA) at the end of soybean flowering, found a reduction of pod abortion, and an increase of stem diameter, the yield of components and the crop. Metivier and Paulilo (1980), when evaluating the time of soaking of bean seeds in 6-BA, observed an increase in embryo axis dry mass, maltose and tyrosine release, and amino acid production.…”
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confidence: 99%