Resultados de búsqueda - "Indeterminism"

Response of indeterminate beans to varying plant populations por Edje, O. T., Ayonoadu, U. W. U., Mughogho, L. K.

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Correlative inhibition by fruits of vegetative development in indeterminate soybeans por Caffaro, S.V, Guiamet, J.J, Nakayama, F

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Sources and inheritance of earliness in tropically adapted indeterminate common beans por White, Jeffrey W., Singh, Shree P.

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Performance of semideterminate and indeterminate cowpeas relaycropped into maize in Northeast Nigeria por Kamara, A.Y., Omoigui, L.O., Ewansiha, S.U., Ekeleme, F., Chikoye, David, Ajeigbe, Hakeem A.

“…This may be due to the indeterminate growth habit and shade tolerance of IT89KD-288 which allowed a higher pod load than IT97K-499-35. …”
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Registration of indeterminate tall upright small black-seeded common bean germplasm A 55 por Singh, Shree P., Gutiérrez, J.A., Terán Santofimio, Henry

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Effects of short days on stem elongation in some indeterminate dry bean cultivars adapted to the tropics por Masaya, P.M., White, Jeffrey W.

“…Under the short day length, G 17650, a viny indeterminate var. showed the longest stem under all conditions. …”
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Effects of short days on stem elongation in some indeterminate dry bean cultivars adapted to the tropics por Masaya Sánchez, Porfirio Nicolás, White, Jeffrey W.

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Vicia faba determinate and indeterminate inflorescence genotypes : comparison of genetic variation at TFL1 locus por Östberg, Jenny

“…Faba bean (Vicia faba L.) plants usually express an indeterminate inflorescence growth habit regulated by the gene TERMINAL FLOWER1 (TFL1) which allows the apical meristem to continuously produce new vegetative and reproductive plant parts. …”

Extensive diversity and inter-genepool introgression in a world-wide collection of indeterminate snap bean accessions por Blair, Matthew W., Chaves, A., Tofiño Rivera, Adriana Patricia, Palacio Mejia, JD, Calderón Sotelo, J.F.

“…Snap beans are thought to be derived predominantly from dry beans of the Andean genepool and to be of a recent European origin; however, the existence of Mesoamerican genepool characteristics especially in traditional indeterminate growth habit snap beans indicates a wider origin. …”
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Response of determinate and indeterminate soybean cultivars to basal and topdressing N fertilization compared to sole inoculation with Bradyrhizobium por Kaschuka, Glaciela, Nogueira, Marco Antonio, De Luca, Marcos Javier, Hungria, Mariangela

“…In this study, three field experiments were performed in three different ecoregions of Brazil to compare soybean with determinate (BRS-294-RR and BRS-295-RR) and indeterminate (Vmax-RR, BMX-Potência-RR and BRS 284) growth types. …”
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Modelo de simulación de yuca (Manihot esculenta Crantz) en el trópico por Moreno Cadena, Leidy Patricia

Materias: “…indeterminate growth…”
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A scale of development stages of the bean plant Phaseolus vulgaris. A summary for consultation por Fernández, F., Gepts, Paul L.

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Genetic improvement and related activities. Improvement of individual characters. N-fixation por International Center for Tropical Agriculture

Materias: “…indeterminate cultivars…”
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Mejoramiento genético y actividades relacionadas. Mejoramiento de características individuales. Fijación de N por International Center for Tropical Agriculture

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Efecto de la densidad de siembra sobre algunas características morfológicas y el rendimiento en frijol común (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) por Aguilar, F, E, Díaz, M, F, Laing, D.R.

“…The first two varieties are indetermined growth habit or short guide (Type I), while the others are also indetermined growth habit or long guide but not climbing (Type IlI). …”
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Performance of cowpea grown as an intercrop with maize of different populations por Ewansiha, S.U., Kamara, A., Chiezey, U.F., Onyibe, J.E.

“…The negative effects of shade were more pronounced in the semi-determinate cowpea than in the indeterminate. Therefore, in high maize populations, indeterminate spreading cowpeas should be grown; while semi-determinate cowpeas should be planted in low to moderate maize populations because of their intolerance to severe shade. …”
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Release of three new Guatemalan bean varieties tolerant to golden mosaic virus por Yoshii, K., Gálvez E., Guillermo E., Temple, Steven R., Orozco, SH, Masaya, P.M.

“…In 1979 the best F7 and F8 lines were widely tested in NE, SE and S. coastal Guatemala on the basis of 50 regional trials, 3 new bean BGMV-tolerant var. were evaluated: (1) ICTA-Quetzal (Porrillo Sintifico x ICA Pijao), highly tolerant to BGMV, wide adaptation, intermediate maturity, indeterminate growth habit, bush type; (2) ICTA-Jutiapin (ICA Pijao x Turrialba-1) tolerant to BGMV, adaptable to regions at 400-1200 m art., intermediate maturity, indeterminate growth habit, bush type; and (3) ICTA-Tamazulapa (ICA Pijao x Turrialba-1) moderately tolerant to BGMV, wide adaptation, intermediate maturity, indeterminate growth habit, bush type with vines. …”
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Objetivos y resultados obtenidos en mejoramiento en habichuela en el Departamento de Antioquia (Colombia) por Girard, E.

“…In 1983, the vegetable dept. of the Instituto Colombiano Agropecuario (Colombia) started selection and crossing activities with 52 and 162 snap bean materials of determinate and indeterminate growth resp., obtained from commercial seed and the CIAT germplasm bank. …”
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Conceptos basicos en la fisiologia del frijol por Restrepo M., José M., Laing, Douglas R.

“…Growth habits in beans are determinate, indeterminate, semi-climbing indeterminate and climbing indeterminate. …”
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Mapping QTL for climbing ability and component traits in common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) por Checa Coral, Oscar E., Blair, Matthew W.

“…Growth habit is determined by a combination of factors including determinate versus indeterminate growth, total plant height, degree of branching and internode length. …”
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