Efectos de Fosfito de potasio y Brasinoesteroides sobre el desarrollo del zucchini (Cucurbita pepo) en la zona de Babahoyo.

Crop diversification in Ecuador has become the alternative to improve productivity and profitability in Ecuadorian agriculture. Within the group of vegetables. The objectives set for this research were: Determine the effect of doses of potassium phosphite plus brassinostoides on the agronomic behavior of the zucchini crop, Identify the best dosage of biostimulants that influences fruit production and carry out an economic analysis based on costs. production of the zucchini crop. Treatment was tested in a mixture of potassium phosphite and brassinostoides; at doses of 0,5 and 1,0 l/ha, using a randomized complete block design and Tukey's test for statistical significance. Based on the results obtained, it is concluded that the plants with the longest length were found by applying potassium phosphite 1,0 l/ha plus Brassinosteroids 1,0 l/ha. The application of potassium phosphite plus Brassinosteroids did not affect the behavior of the variables days to flowering and days to physiological maturation. The variable number of flowers and number of fruits presented high significant differences applying potassium phosphite 1,0 l/ha plus Brassinosteroids 1,0 l/ha. Potassium phosphite treatment 1,0 l/ha plus Brassinosteroids 1,0 l/ha gave heavier fruits. The highest yield was achieved by applying potassium phosphite 1,0 l/ha plus Brassinosteroids 1,0 l/ha. In the economic analysis, the treatment that presented the greatest utility was Potassium phosphite 1,0 l/ha plus Brassinosteroids 1,0 l/ha.

• מחבר ראשי: Vargas Estrada, Adriana Nayelhy (author)
• פורמט: bachelorThesis
• יצא לאור: 2023
• נושאים: Fosfitos; Brasinoesteroides; Hortalizas; Producción sostenible
• גישה מקוונת: http://dspace.utb.edu.ec/handle/49000/14088