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Response of Castor Bean Plants to Different Row Spacings and Planting Seasons

American Journal of Plant Sciences 2013年第12期4卷 10-15页

作者： Guilherme Eugenio Machado Lopes Henrique Duarte Vieira fábio luiz partelli Petrobras biocombustível Rio de JaneiroBrazil Laboratório de fitotecnia Universidade Estadual do Norte Fluminense Darcy RibeiroRio de JaneiroBrazil Departamento de Ciencias Agrárias e biológicas Centro Universitário Norte do Espírito SantoUniversidade Federal do Espírito SantoSao MateusBrazil

The cultivation of the castor bean plant is prominent and important because of its potential for producing vegetable oils with special properties. However, research on cultivating castor bean plants is scarce, especially in areas with altitudes of 300 m or below. Moreover, the currently available cultivars have not been widely tested in Brazil. Thus, the aim of this study was to evaluate the response of the castor bean cultivar BRS Nordestina to different spacings at low altitudes during two cropping seasons. The study was conducted in the municipality of Itaocara, in the northwest fluminense region, Brazil, which has an altitude of 60 m. The treatments consisted of five row spacings (1.5, 2.0, 2.5, 3.0 and 3.5 m) with 1 m between plants. The plants were cultivated in the 2007/2008 spring/summer season or in the 2008 autumn/winter season. A randomised block design with four replicates was used. The following parameters were assessed: plant height, height of insertion of primary raceme, number of racemes per plant, raceme length, number of fruits per raceme and grain yield. The spacing of 2.5 m between rows had the highest yield of castor beans during the two cropping seasons. The average yield of the cultivar BRS Nordestina indicates its potential for cultivation in northern Rio de Janeiro, below an altitude of 300 m. The yield was higher during the summer cropping season. The less-dense arrangement of the plant population contributed to the cultivation of plants with more racemes in both growing seasons.

关键词： Ricinus communis L. Yield Planting Season

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Adaptation to Long-Term Rainfall Variability for Robusta Coffee Cultivation in Brazilian Southeast

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American Journal of Climate Change 2018年第4期7卷 487-504页

作者： Lima Deleon Martins fernando Coelho Eugenio Wagner Nunes Rodrigues Sebastiao Vinicius Batista Brinati Tafarel Victor Colodetti Bruno fardim Christo Dionicio Belisario Luis Olivas fabio luiz partelli Jose francisco Teixeira do Amaral Marcelo Antonio Tomaz Jose Domingos Cochicho Ramalho Alexandre Rosa dos Santos Center of Agrarian Sciences and Engineering Federal University of Espirito Santo—CCAE/UFESAlegreBrazil Geotechnology Applied to Global Environment—CNPq Advanced Research Group—GAGEN AlegreBrazil federal University of Santa Maria Santa MariaBrazil Jose faustino Sanchez Carrion National University HuachoPeru North University Center Federal University of Espirito Santo—CUNES/UFESSao MateusBrazil Plant-Environment Interactions&biodiversity Lab(Plant Stress&biodiversity) Linking LandscapeEnvironmentAgriculture and Food(LEAF)Dept.Recursos NaturaisAmbiente e Territorio(DRAT)Instituto Superior de Agronomia(ISA)Universidade de Lisboa(ULisboa)Quinta do MarquesOeirasPortugal

Coffee is one of the world most traded agricultural commodities. Currently, a lot of attention has been on Robusta coffee (Coffea canephora Pierre ex A. froehner) because it seems to evidence a greater tolerance to extreme climatic events than Arabica coffee (C. arabica L.). Despite this, only a few works have been developed aimed at discriminating the climatic vulnerability in regions which prioritize robust coffee production. The aim of this work was to analyze historical climatic variables in space and time for the characterization of climatic vulnerability of micro-regions, in search of mitigation and adaptation, which might support the improvement of production systems of C. canephora coffee trees. The case study was carried out for one of the largest production regions of Robusta coffee of the world, in Brazil, geographically located between the 39°38' and 41°50' West longitude meridians and the 17°52' and 21°19' South latitude parallels. The vulnerability was characterized by the spatial and temporal variation of rainfall and rainfall seasonal pattern (based on 30 years of historical data), elements of climatic water balance, elevation and area planted with Robusta coffee. The choice of mitigation and adaptation were based on widely validated criteria. Overall, the results show that the vulnerability of Robusta coffee is related to low index of rainfall, the rainfall seasonability and the water deficiency. In the studied region, there is approximately 42% of some type of water vulnerability during the year, with a severe to medium scale;this vulnerability is very pronounced in regions farther away from the coast of the Atlantic Ocean, since for a year approximately 92% of them are water deficient. In addition, the data show that this distance from the ocean implies a reduction of 75% in the phases of water surplus not only. The strategies of greater potential for adaptation and mitigation are related to the planting of improved genotypes, utilization of polyc

关键词： Coffea canephora Rainfall Climate Change Shade Irrigation

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