EFECTO DE LA VIGOROSIDAD DEL CORMO EN LA MULTIPLICACIÓN VEGETATIVA DE PLÁNTULAS DE BANANO (Musa cavenidish) VARIEDAD WILLIAMS A NIVEL DE UMBRÁCULO

Vigorousness is an indicator of quality, which is used in cultivars to obtain plants with optimal weight and height, ensuring production. The purpose of the research was to evaluate the effect of corm vigor on the vegetative multiplication of banana (Musa cavenidish) var seedlings. Williams at the shadow level. A completely randomized design was used with three treatments and five repetitions. The treatments were T1 (Low Vigorousness), T2 (Medium Vigorousness), T3 (High Vigorousness). The results found regarding the variable days to sprouting, T2 and T3, reaching 13.91 and 13.54 days, being statistically superior to T1 with 15.27 days, which emitted the first sprout days later, with respect to the number of sprouts at Vigor 20 days, T3 with 6 sprouts was statistically superior to treatments T1 and T2 with 5 sprouts, at 40 days, T3 with 6 sprouts was superior, although statistically the three treatments were similar. In the variable shoot height at 20 days, T3 with 16 cm was higher, but statistically the three treatments were similar, at 40 days the three treatments presented shoots with similar heights with an average of 5.73 cm to 5.90 cm. Regarding the diameter of shoots at 20 days, T1 was 4.27 cm, at 40 days treatments T2 and T3 presented shoots with heights of 5.65 cm, being higher, but statistically equal to T1. In fresh biomass, T2 with 157.09 g was higher, but statistically the three treatments presented similar weights in the increase in biomass.

• Autor principal: RODRIGUES ESPINOZA, LADY DIANA (author)
• Format: bachelorThesis
• Idioma: spa
• Publicat: 2023
• Matèries: Musaceas,Brotes,Hijuelos,Propagación
• Accés en línia: https://repositorio.uteq.edu.ec/handle/43000/8300