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vol.55 issue3Estabilidad del rendimiento y potencial agronómico de híbridos de maíz de alta calidad de proteína (QPM) en VenezuelaThe main objetive of this study was to estimate additive, dominant and epistatic, genetic effects as well as to quantify heterosis and inbreeding depression for stunted plants, Fusarium diseased ears, husk cover, 443 prolificacy and grain yield in tropical maize. The study was conducted in 2003 through two seeding dates at the UAAAN Ursulo Galvan Experimental Station in the State of Veracruz, Mexico. Data were analyzed according to Generation Mean Genetic Design. Results showed that dominant effects for stunt resistance were more important than additive effects. Regarding digenic epistatic effects, additive by additive was the most important (2.18) and dominant by dominant the least (-1.89). For Fusarium diseased ears, the dominance effects and the epistatic additive by dominant effects were highest (2.64 y 4.10). With respect to husk cover all the genetic effects, except additive by additive, were small (1.88). For prolificacy the dominant effect (49.87) was four times greater than the additive effect (12.12). For grain yield all effects were positive, except dominant by dominant (-5.50), however the dominant effect was higher (15.57). In relation to heterosis, it was negative for stunted plants, Fusarium diseased plants and prolificacy, but not for grain yield. Inbreeding depression for stunted plant was -11.21%. It was also negative for Fusarium diseased ears and prolificacy. For grain yield a reduction of vigor from F1 to F2 of 57.14% was encountered. author indexsubject indexarticles search
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Agronomía Tropical

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RODRIGUEZ REYES, Julio C; MARCANO CUMANA, Ángel E  and  MONTANO, Nelson. Rendimiento del pimentón en respuesta al compost nutribora combinado con un fertilizante mineral y a diferentes distancias de siembra1. Agronomía Trop. [online]. 2005, vol.55, n.3, pp.411-427. ISSN 0002-192X.

NUTRIBORA compost is prepared with Eichhornia crassipes, cow manure and moriches soil. This compost increases sweet pepper production when the optimum dose of 80 t ha-1 is used. In this research the combination of NUTRIBORA at its optimum dose combined with a mineral fertilizer was used to determine sweet pepper yield for different treatments of planting distance. Experiments were performed with the sweet pepper variety “Jupiter” in experimental plots where four fertilization treatments were applied (T1: 80 t ha-1 NUTRIBORA+ 0.4 t ha-1 12-24-12 NPK in a ground soil previously sown and fertilized with the compost for one year, T2: 80 t ha-1 NUTRIBORA+ 0,4 t ha-1 12-24- 12 NPK in a soil without previous sowing or fertilization, C1(control): 0.4 t ha-1 12-24-12 NPK in a soil without previous sowing or fertilization, C2 (control): 80 t ha-1 NUTRIBORA in a soil without previous sowing or fertilization) and two sowing distances between plants (0.20 and 0.40 m). A statistical design of random blocks in a factorial arrangement (4x2) with 6 repetitions was applied for a total of 48 treatments. Soluble and total contents of P in NUTRIBORA were low in relation to the other nutrients whereas the soluble and total K showed the highest concentration. Fe y Mn had the highest concentrations among total and soluble micronutrients. Sweet pepper yield varied significantly between treatments (P<0.05). The highest yield was obtained with the treatment T1 and the lowest yield with treatment T4. Fruit yield was significantly higher at the seeding distance of 0.20 m (P<0.05).

Keywords : Compost; Eichhornia crassipes; sweet pepper; mineral fertilizer; nutrients.

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