Performance Study of Some Sugar Beet Varieties Under Sowing and Harvesting Dates.

Aly, M.

doi:10.21608/jpp.2012.84990

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“…Gobarah et al (2019) reported that planting of sugar beet during October produced the highest yields of root and sugar, in addition to quality traits in terms of sucrose, purity% and recoverable sugar. These finding are in line with those obtained by Aly (2012), El-Mansoub & Mohamed (2014, and Gobarah et al (2019).…”

Section: Sowing Datessupporting

confidence: 93%

Effect of Nano-micronutrients Fertilization on Yield and Quality of some Sugar Beet Varieties under Early and Late Sowing Dates

Hefny

Said

2021

Egypt. J. Agron.

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to study the effect of Nanomicronutrients fertilizer on yield and quality of sugar beet varieties under normal and late sowing conditions. The results showed the early sowing at 21 st October increased the root, quality, sugar and root yields comparing with the late sowing at 21 st November in both seasons. The foliar application of Nano fertilizer treatments affected significantly all studied traits, the foliar application at 60 days after sowing exhibited the higher values of all studied traits comparing with both of foliar application at 105 days and non-fertilizer in both seasons. The four sugar beet varieties (Nabila, Karta, Kosmas and Tesla) differed significantly on all studied traits in the two seasons. Tesla variety was superior than the others of all studied traits. All interaction effects showed significant differences for root fresh weight, sucrose, TSS, purity, root and sugar yields. The highest sucrose % (18.32 and 18.42%) and sugar yield (5.20 and 5.83ton/fed) were obtained from Tesla variety with Nano-fertilized at 60 days from sowing of early sowing in 21 st October in 2016/2017 and 2017/2018 seasons respectively. According to principal component analysis, the most appropriate sugar beet varieties for selecting of sugar yield was Tesla variety under the most treatments of foliar Nano-micronutrients in both environments (stable genotype and recommended for the test environments), especially under D1 (sowing at 21 October ) and F2 (spraying time of 60 day after planting).

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Section: Sowing Datessupporting

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Effect of Nano-micronutrients Fertilization on Yield and Quality of some Sugar Beet Varieties under Early and Late Sowing Dates

Hefny

Said

2021

Egypt. J. Agron.

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“…A significant variation of beet girth was observed in response to date of harvesting ( 3). Similar result was reported by Aly (2012) who showed that delay harvesting of some sugar beet varieties influenced the beet girth.…”

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confidence: 89%

“…(Paul et al, 2018a;Paul et al, 2018b;Bairagi et al, 2013 andIslam et al, 2012 3). Delay harvesting enhanced beet length that was reported by Aly (2012).…”

Section: Beet Lengthsupporting

confidence: 51%

Performance of tropical sugar beet (Beta vulgaris L.) as influenced by date of harvesting

Paul¹,

Joni²,

Sarkar³

et al. 2019

Arch. Agri. Environ. Sci.

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to study the effect of date of harvesting on the yield and quality of tropical sugar beet. The experiment comprised seven varieties viz. SV 889, SV 892, SV 893, SV 894, SZ 35, KWS Serenada and KWS Danicia and two dates of harvesting viz. 135 days after sowing (DAS) and 155 DAS. The experiment was laid out in a randomized complete block design with three replications. Variety, date of harvesting and their interaction showed significant effect on crop characters, beet yield and juice quality of tropical sugar beet. The highest beet length (23.50 cm), individual beet weight (591.6 g) and beet yield (59.16 t ha -1 ) were recorded in SV 894 while the highest brix (15.42%) was observed in SV 893. The lowest beet yield (40.25 t ha -1 ) and brix (13.92 %) were observed in KWS Danicia. In case of date of harvesting, the highest beet length (24.26 cm), beet girth (25.40 cm), individual beet weight (536.07 g) and beet yield (53.60 t ha -1 ) were observed at 155 DAS harvest while the highest brix (14.66%) was recorded at 135 DAS harvest. In interaction, the highest beet length (25.67 cm), individual beet weight (681.2 g) and beet yield (68.12 t ha -1 ) were recorded in SV 894 with 155 DAS harvest whereas the lowest beet yield (32.03 t ha -1 ) was recorded in the interaction in KWS Danicia with 135 DAS harvest. From this study, it may be concluded that SV 894 appears as the promising variety that can be harvested at 155 DAS.

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“…Aly, et al (2011) and Aly, et al (2012) indicated that sugar beet varieties differed significantly in all studies traits, Kawemira variety surpassed all tested varieties in root and sugar yields/fed, while, LP12 and Demapoly had the highest value for sucrose, extraction sugar and extractability percentages. Ahmed et al (2017) and Aly (2012) cleared that sugar beet varieties differed significantly in root and sugar yields/fed. as well as sucrose, purity, impurities percentages.…”

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Response of some sugar beet (Beta vulgaris L) varieties to different harvest dates under Middle Egypt conditions.

Kenawy,

Nagib

2024

SVU-International Journal of Agricultural Sciences

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Two field experiments were conducted at a private farm located at Ehnasya, Beni-suif , Governorate, Egypt (Middle Egypt) during 2021/2022 and 2022/2023 seasons to investigate the influence of three harvesting dates (D1=195 , D2=215 and D3=235 days after sowing) on yield, its attributes and quality traits for six sugar beet varieties (V1= Goran, V2= Nazarn, V3= Faraida, V4=Bts 3880 , V5 =Halawa and V6=Hosam). Each experiment was conducted as a randomized complete blocks design (RCBD) in a split-plot arrangement with three replications. Harvesting dates were allocated in the main plots and sugar beet varieties were assigned to the sub-plots in both seasons. Results showed that: harvest date had a significant effect on root and sugar yields, Pol. %, RSY, LS, RS %, P % and QZ % in both seasons, delaying harvest date from 195 day to 215 or 235 days increased root, sugar yields (ton/fed.), yield attributes and most of studied quality traits in both seasons, while earlier harvest date improved LS (ton/fed.) and α N %. Sugar beet variety Hossam (v6) followed by Halawa variety (v5) surpassed all others tested varieties for root, sugar yields and generality of quality parameters. In addition, the interaction between the studied factors had a highly significant influence on most studied traits in both seasons. Thus, the highest root and recoverable sugar yields were obtained from cultivation Hossam variety and harvested it after 215 day in the first season and after 235 day in the second. Finally, we can be recommended that sowing sugar beet variety Hossam or Halawa and harvested after 215 or 235 days from planting to improve the yield and quality of sugar beet under Middle Egypt conditions.

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Performance Study of Some Sugar Beet Varieties Under Sowing and Harvesting Dates.

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Effect of Nano-micronutrients Fertilization on Yield and Quality of some Sugar Beet Varieties under Early and Late Sowing Dates

Effect of Nano-micronutrients Fertilization on Yield and Quality of some Sugar Beet Varieties under Early and Late Sowing Dates

Performance of tropical sugar beet (Beta vulgaris L.) as influenced by date of harvesting

Response of some sugar beet (Beta vulgaris L) varieties to different harvest dates under Middle Egypt conditions.

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