Effect of Deficit Sprinkler Irrigation on the Biophysical Behavior of the Vegetative Stage of Banana (Musa Paradisiaca) William Variety.

EasyChair Preprint no. 7951

Abstract

The productive response of the banana crop (Musa paradisiaca) of the William variety is determined. A completely randomized block design (BCA) was applied with four treatments in four repetitions, the plots had an area of ​​81 m2 and a distance of 6 meters per plot, considering 16 plants as the experimental unit. For the comparison of means between treatments, the Tukey test was obtained (p≤ 0.05). Fertilizer application was carried out under a cycle program in the vegetative phase. A fungicide was applied to control black sigatoka. In all treatments it was possible to appreciate a tendency to increase height depending on the age of the crop, among which T4 stands out: 100% sheet of ETc that showed plants with greater height in all the evaluations carried out between week 5 and 18, going from 35.92 cm in the first evaluation to 206.92 cm in the last evaluation, reflecting an increase in height of 476.10%. On the other hand, in T1: 40 % of the ETc, plants of lower height were presented from week 9 to 18, going from 69.42 to 175.25 cm.

Keyphrases: Banano., Eficiencia, Emisión foliar, Etapa vegetativa, Riego deficitario

@Booklet{EasyChair:7951,
  author = {Marlon Fernando Monge Freile and Wilver Humberto Santana Alvarado and Ana Rut Álvarez Sánchez},
  title = {Effect of Deficit Sprinkler Irrigation on the Biophysical Behavior of the Vegetative Stage of Banana (Musa Paradisiaca) William Variety.},
  howpublished = {EasyChair Preprint no. 7951},

  year = {EasyChair, 2022}}