2021
DOI: 10.29312/remexca.v12i4.2518
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Zonificación edafoclimática del cultivo de cacao en el estado Chiapas

Abstract: El estado de Chiapas es el segundo productor de cacao en México; sin embargo, los rendimientos agrícolas son bajos y en muchas regiones existen limitantes relacionadas con factores edafoclimáticos. Por ello, la investigación tuvo como objetivo identificar zonas edafoclimáticas que respondan a los requerimientos del cacao, en función de alcanzar un mayor rendimiento en el estado de Chiapas. La metodología utilizada se fundamentó y diseñó como una forma simplificada de la metodología general de la FAO y a partir… Show more

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“…However, in the last fifteen years, production has decreased due to different factors, such as pests and diseases, nutrition, quality, and conventional soil management. Cocoa production in Mexico is carried out in different types of soils, such as Cambisols, Luvisols, Nitosols, and Andosols (Suárez- Venero et al, 2021). Bautista et al (2004) established that the indicators of good quality soil should allow (a) an analysis of the current situation and identify critical points concerning sustainable development, (b) an analysis of possible impacts before an intervention, (c) monitoring of the impact of anthropogenic interventions; and (d) help determine whether the use of the resource is sustainable.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, in the last fifteen years, production has decreased due to different factors, such as pests and diseases, nutrition, quality, and conventional soil management. Cocoa production in Mexico is carried out in different types of soils, such as Cambisols, Luvisols, Nitosols, and Andosols (Suárez- Venero et al, 2021). Bautista et al (2004) established that the indicators of good quality soil should allow (a) an analysis of the current situation and identify critical points concerning sustainable development, (b) an analysis of possible impacts before an intervention, (c) monitoring of the impact of anthropogenic interventions; and (d) help determine whether the use of the resource is sustainable.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%