2020
DOI: 10.32854/agrop.vi.1643
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Rendimientos y composición química de biomasa, semilla y aceite de ecotipos de Moringa oleifera Lamarck introducidos en Sinaloa, México

Abstract: Objetivos: Seleccionar de entre los ecotipos de M. oleifera introducidos al Estado de Sinaloa, los más aptos para la producción de biomasa, semilla y aceite, y caracterizarlos químicamente. Diseño /metodología/aproximación: se estableció un huerto con 48 árboles de 6 ecotipos de M. oleifera distribuidos al azar. A los 16 meses de edad se determinaron los rendimientos agronómicos de tallos, hojas y semillas, la composición proximal de cada fracción, el perfil lignocelulósico de tallos y el contenido de ácidos g… Show more

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“…The minimum and maximum values were 5.8 and 8.6%, corresponding to accessions G4 and C2. The values obtained in this research are like the 6.94 to 8.67% reported by Pérez-Ángel et al (2020). Higher than the 5.7% of Díaz-Fuentes, (2019), 3.34 and 3.06 of Valdez-Solana et al (2015), 4.64% of Chan-Matú et al (2020), and 7.50 of Chelliah et al (2017 and lower than the 22.08% of Mbailao et al (2014).…”
Section: Humiditysupporting
confidence: 75%
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“…The minimum and maximum values were 5.8 and 8.6%, corresponding to accessions G4 and C2. The values obtained in this research are like the 6.94 to 8.67% reported by Pérez-Ángel et al (2020). Higher than the 5.7% of Díaz-Fuentes, (2019), 3.34 and 3.06 of Valdez-Solana et al (2015), 4.64% of Chan-Matú et al (2020), and 7.50 of Chelliah et al (2017 and lower than the 22.08% of Mbailao et al (2014).…”
Section: Humiditysupporting
confidence: 75%
“…Higher than 10.74 and 11.48% (Valdez-Solana et al, 2015) and similar to 22.05% of Chan-Matú et al (2020), 22.42% of Sánchez-Machado et al (2010 and 22.8% Owon et al (2021). Although some accessions exceeded 20% protein, they were lower than the 24.90-30.36% of Pérez-Ángel et al (2020), 25.29% of Shih et al (2011), 26.9% of Díaz-Fuentes, (2019 and 32.06% of Mbailao et al (2014). Fejér et al (2019) and Owon et al (2021) reported 22.8% protein in dried moringa leaves.…”
Section: Proteinmentioning
confidence: 78%