Desempenho agronômico de cana-de-açúcar em Jaguari - RS

Abstract

Currently the state of Rio Grande do Sul (RS) the cultivation of sugar cane is being encouraged for bioenergy. However, there is a lack of information on the performance of agricultural and industrial modern genotypes at conditions of RS. In order to evaluate the growth, development and quality of genotypes of sugar cane cultivation of sugarcane plant (2009/2010) and cane ratoon first year (2010/2011) an experiment was conducted in the municipality of Jaguari Central Depression of RS. The experimental design was randomized blocks with three replications. We evaluated 12 genotypes of 13 early and medium maturity / delayed a total of 25 materials, all of RIDESA. The evaluations were phyllochron, final leaf number on main stem height, leaf area, straw yield and agronomic and qualitative parameters. The phyllochron values between genotypes showed little variation, but the genotypes RB966229, RB947625 and RB008347 significant difference in relation to the cane plant and ratoon cane. The NFT showed no difference between the early-maturing genotypes, only cycle between the mid / late, and some genotypes of mid / late show higher NFT in sugarcane ratoon. The height growth was comprised of three distinct phases for all genotypes, starting with a slow growth after the phase of higher growth and finally there was a decrease in growth due to the start of the maturation process. The leaf area showed a growth pattern similar to the stem, but the last stage corresponded to a decrease in AF. The average yield of stalks of more productive genotypes in early-maturing crops of sugar cane plant and ratoon cane (96.6 and 123.4 TCH) was similar to that obtained with the most productive genotypes cycle mid / late (101.5 TCH and 128.0), with higher productivity in the cultivation of sugarcane ratoon. The genotype RB965911 RB925345 and early-maturing genotypes and RB925268, RB975019 RB987935 cycle and medium / late show qualitative variables, maturation rate and productivity of stem indicate that these genotypes as a high potential for the central region of the RS.