Caracterización del “mal de cintura” de la piña MD2 en condiciones agroclimáticas de la zona plana del Valle del Cauca, Colombia
In some localities in Colombia a physiological disorder called “Mal de cintura”, is present in MD2 pineapple productive farms. It is a deformation of the fruit due to the incomplete development of contiguous flowers that produces a physical damage (external appearance); generating fruit rejection...
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In some localities in Colombia a physiological disorder called “Mal de cintura”, is present in MD2 pineapple
productive farms. It is a deformation of the fruit due to the incomplete development of contiguous flowers that
produces a physical damage (external appearance); generating fruit rejection in the market. Factors that trigger
this problem are unknown. This research was carried out on two farms in Valle del Cauca, Colombia, soil
moisture and ambient temperature conditions were evaluated on the expression of the physiological disorder. In
farm 1, vegetative and productive phases of the crop were evaluated. The results indicate that the plants were
not in water deficit before, during or after flowering, ruling out this factor on the expression of the physiological
disorder. During flowering, maximum temperatures reached 35°C and minimum temperatures 18°C were
recorded, giving an alert on this variable due to the presence of the physiological disorder of 96% of the crop.
In farm 2, a more detailed monitoring of the temperatures was carried out during the inflorescence development.
In this period, maximum temperature inside crop was 58.5°C and the minimum was 15.5°C, symptoms
of deformation were present in 78% of the crop. Results were inconclusive about temperature influence on
fruit deformation. A chemical analysis of inflorescences tissue with and without expression of the physiological
disorder was performed to validate the influence of a nutritional problem. Results indicated that damaged
inflorescences had higher copper, zinc and manganese contents than healthy inflorescences. |
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Caracterización del “mal de cintura” de la piña MD2 en condiciones agroclimáticas de la zona plana del Valle del Cauca, Colombia |
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Caracterización del “mal de cintura” de la piña MD2 en condiciones agroclimáticas de la zona plana del Valle del Cauca, Colombia |
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Caracterización del “mal de cintura” de la piña MD2 en condiciones agroclimáticas de la zona plana del Valle del Cauca, Colombia |
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RepoAGROSAVIA399162024-08-24T03:01:20Z Caracterización del “mal de cintura” de la piña MD2 en condiciones agroclimáticas de la zona plana del Valle del Cauca, Colombia “Mal de cintura” disorder characterization of pineapple MD2 in agroclimatic conditions of flat area of Valle del Cauca, Colombia Gómez, Yesicamila Ríos Rojas, Liliana Enfermedades de las plantas - H20 Piña Fisiopatología Floración Contenido de agua en el suelo Frutales http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_13394 http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_60702efe http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_2992 http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_7208 In some localities in Colombia a physiological disorder called “Mal de cintura”, is present in MD2 pineapple productive farms. It is a deformation of the fruit due to the incomplete development of contiguous flowers that produces a physical damage (external appearance); generating fruit rejection in the market. Factors that trigger this problem are unknown. This research was carried out on two farms in Valle del Cauca, Colombia, soil moisture and ambient temperature conditions were evaluated on the expression of the physiological disorder. In farm 1, vegetative and productive phases of the crop were evaluated. The results indicate that the plants were not in water deficit before, during or after flowering, ruling out this factor on the expression of the physiological disorder. During flowering, maximum temperatures reached 35°C and minimum temperatures 18°C were recorded, giving an alert on this variable due to the presence of the physiological disorder of 96% of the crop. In farm 2, a more detailed monitoring of the temperatures was carried out during the inflorescence development. In this period, maximum temperature inside crop was 58.5°C and the minimum was 15.5°C, symptoms of deformation were present in 78% of the crop. Results were inconclusive about temperature influence on fruit deformation. 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