Effect of Different Planting Time and Spacing on Growth, Yield and Quality of Strawberry (Fragaria×ananassa) cv. Ofra

Bhatia, S. K.

doi:10.18782/2320-7051.3092

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“…The results on plant growth corroborate the fi ndings on reducti on in leaf area, number of leaves, dry mass of leaves and crowns and diameter of crowns by high plant densiti es (PÉREZ DE CAMACARO et al, 2005;BHATIA et al, 2017). However, Strassburger et al (2010) observed that the fracti on of the vegetati ve dry mass correspondent to crowns was smaller with 7.02 than with 3.51 plants m -2 .…”

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Camino Real and Camarosa strawberries in reduced plant spacing

Brugnara¹,

Colli

2019

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The strawberry cultivars Camino Real and Camarosa are widely cultivated in Brazil, but they differ in vigor of plants. The objective of this work was to evaluate the hypothesis that they respond differently to reduction in plant spacing and the cultivar Camino Real can be planted in higher plant densities with gains in yield. Experiments were conducted in three harvest seasons testing both cultivars in spacing of 30cm between rows and 20 to 40cm between plants. The berries production, precocity, vegetative growth, soluble solids content and phytosanitary losses were evaluated. The cultivars responded differently to the spacing, with higher yield per m² in smaller spacing. Nevertheless, no effect of spacing was found on soluble solids and phytosanitary losses. It is concluded that Camarosa and Camino Real respond differently to reduction in plant spacing, but smaller spacing increases yield of both, with no effect on soluble solids content or in losses due to pests in fruits. Index terms: Fragaria x ananassa; density; yield; growth.

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Camino Real and Camarosa strawberries in reduced plant spacing

Brugnara¹,

Colli

2019

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“…Transplanting date has a direct relation on daily maximum and minimum temperature, daylight intensity, and sunshine duration, which affect the flowering, fruit quality, and production. Then, the transplanting date of strawberry considers and important for dry matter production and yield Bhatia et al (2017). In line with previous studies, Anna et al (2003) observed better growth of strawberry plants when planting after the second week of October because the temperature in these areas usually started to decrease after the first fortnight of October.…”

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Effect of Planting Dates and Environmentally Friendly Fertilizer Rates on Productivity and Quality Of Strawberry

El-Rahman

2021

Journal of Plant Production

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This study was conducted during two sequential seasons 2016/2017 and 2017/2018 at Protected Agriculture Location, Agriculture Research Center, Dokki, Giza governorate, Egypt. The major goals of this study were determining the suitable planting date for strawberry cv.Festival grown under climate change impacts and improve vegetative growth, productivity and quality characteristics of strawberry cv.Festival by using environmentally friendly fertilizers as a soil amendments. The experiment was arranged in a spilt plot design, the main plots were represented by two planting dates (15 th of September and 15 th of October) and the sub plot were split by four different application levels of natural mixed mineral ore (NMO) as following 0g, 6g, 12g, 18g and 24g which added as a soil amendments in pots culture under open field conditions. Results showed that under different planting dates, 15 th of October gave the highest values of vegetative parameters, total and early yield per plant, average fruit weight, TSS and vitamin C and NPK% contents in leaves than 15 th of September during the two successive seasons. Increasing the level of natural mixed mineral ore (NMO) up to 24g enhanced vegetative parameters, total and early yield per plant, average fruit weight, TSS and vitamin C. Leaves mineral content showed that increase (NMO) level led to increase nutrient percentage for PK contents in strawberry leaves in comparison with control treatment. The highest vegetative growth, yield and fruit quality were obtained from the 15 th of October combined with 24g of (NMO).

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“…The fruits of different treatments were subjected to sensory evaluation for evaluating firmness, skin colour, pulp colour, flavour and sweetness are presented in Table (2).…”

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“…Strawberry cultivation recently received some impetus in India and has become very popular among the farming community due to earlier and higher prices [1]. However,the growers do not seem to adopt proper agronomic practices due to various reasons.Adopting optimum plant spacing and mulch material can help farmers earn more prices in the market.Optimum plant spacing facilitates better plant growth and development thereby maximizing yield and efficient utilization of land [2]. Mulches are materials applied over the soil surface which helps in weed suppression, soil moisture conservation and modifying soil temperature.…”

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Effect of Spacing and Mulch on Post Harvest Disease Incidence and Sensory Evaluation in Strawberry

Datta

Barua

Kotoky

et al. 2022

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Aims: To study the response of plant spacing and mulch material on post harvest disease incidence and sensory evaluation in Strawberry. Study Design: The investigation was laid in a factorial randomized block design. Place and Duration of Study: Sample: Farmer’s field in Dhankhuloi village of Jorhat district,Assam and Department of Horticulture,Assam Agricultural University,Jorhat,India, during November-April of two consecutive years 2019-20 and 2020-21. Methodology: We included twenty treatments which were the combination of five spacings viz. 20 cm x 30 cm, 30 cm x 30 cm, 30 cm x 40 cm, 40 cm x 40 cm and 40 cm x 60 cm with four mulch materials i.e. paddy straw,red mulch,silver black mulch and no mulch. Evaluation of percent post harvest disease incidence and organoleptic qualities was conducted. Results: Out of 20 treatments, the treatment combination of widest spacing 40 cm x 60 cm along with silver black mulch showed least percent postharvest disease incidence (18.90%) while maximum incidence (42.82%) was obtained in no mulch applied plots with 20 cm x 30 cm spacing. Sensory evaluation showed treatment combination of 40 cm x 40 cm spacing with silver black mulch exhibited better organoleptic qualities. Conclusion: Positive effects of wider spacing and silver black mulch material might have contributed to least post harvest disease incidence in strawberry. Fruits of strawberry mulched with silver black plastic and wider spacing owing to favourable microclimate may have contributed to a sweeter taste and, consequently, better consumer acceptance.

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Effect of Different Planting Time and Spacing on Growth, Yield and Quality of Strawberry (Fragaria×ananassa) cv. Ofra

Cited by 4 publications

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Camino Real and Camarosa strawberries in reduced plant spacing

Camino Real and Camarosa strawberries in reduced plant spacing

Effect of Planting Dates and Environmentally Friendly Fertilizer Rates on Productivity and Quality Of Strawberry

Effect of Spacing and Mulch on Post Harvest Disease Incidence and Sensory Evaluation in Strawberry

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