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Autores principales: Cerrotta, Alfonso, Lindstrôm, L. I., Franchini, M. C., Flemmer, A., Echenique, V.
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spelling I10-R352-article-319682022-03-22T13:53:56Z Español Evaluación de fechas de siembra de cártamo en el sudoeste de Buenos Aires (Argentina) Cerrotta, Alfonso Lindstrôm, L. I. Franchini, M. C. Flemmer, A. Echenique, V. oleaginosa manejo de cultivo rendimiento componentes de rendimiento fenología materia grasa oil seed crop management yield yield components phenology oil content Safflower is a minor oilseed crop that can be  included in the rotation with cereal winter crops in semiarid regions such as the southwest of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Breeding or introduction of  genotypes require the development of agronomic practices adjusted to the region where they are to be implemented. The objective of the present work was to evaluate the phenology, some morphological traits, the oil content, the fruit yield and some yield components of three contrasting safflower genotypes sown under six sowing dates  between May and July in two locations. Fruit yield  under the three earliest sowing dates was the  highest, but diverse responses were seen among  combinations of genotypes and locations.  Anthesis in early sowing dates was not advanced compared to later sowing dates, but the  vegetative stage was extended and it occurred under smoother climate conditions. Fruit yield and oil content both decreased when the sowing date was delayed. The number of capitula of the top five branches and the capitulum diameter were tightly related to the fruit yield variation. Generally, under the assayed conditions, fruit yield was maximum under late May sowing date, which depends on the cold tolerance of the genotypes and the environmental conditions.  El cártamo es un cultivo oleaginoso alternativo  ideal para la rotación con cereales invernales en regiones semiáridas como el sudoeste  bonaerense argentino. El mejoramiento o  introducción de genotipos debe combinarse con el desarrollo de técnicas de manejo óptimas para el ambiente donde se quieren difundir. El objetivo  del presente trabajo fue evaluar la fenología, las características morfológicas, la materia grasa, el  rendimiento y sus componentes en tres genotipos de cártamo contrastantes, en seis fechas de siembra establecidas entre fines de mayo y fines  de julio, en dos localidades del sudoeste  bonaerense. El rendimiento fue mayor bajo las tres fechas de siembra más tempranas, y varió  según el genotipo y la localidad. Bajo fechas tempranas la floración no se adelantó, pero se  extendió el período vegetativo, el cual transcurrió bajo condiciones de balance hídrico positivo. En fechas más tardías disminuyó el rendimiento y la  materia grasa de los frutos. El número de  capítulos en las cinco ramificaciones superiores y  el diámetro de capítulo fueron las principales  variables de ajuste del rendimiento. En general, la  fecha de siembra de fines de mayo maximizó el  rendimiento, comportamiento que está sujeto al grado de tolerancia al frío del genotipo y las características del ambiente. Facultad de Ciencias Agropecuarias 2021-12-30 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf text/html https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/agris/article/view/31968 10.31047/1668.298x.v38.n2.31968 AgriScientia; Vol. 38 No. 2 (2021); 103-115 AgriScientia; Vol. 38 Núm. 2 (2021); 103-115 1668-298X 10.31047/1668.298x.v38.n2 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/agris/article/view/31968/36794 https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/agris/article/view/31968/37370 Derechos de autor 2021 Alfonso Cerrotta, L. I. Lindstrôm, M. C. Franchini, A. Flemmer, V. Echenique https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0
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topic oleaginosa
manejo de cultivo
rendimiento
componentes de rendimiento
fenología
materia grasa
oil seed
crop management
yield
yield components
phenology
oil content
spellingShingle oleaginosa
manejo de cultivo
rendimiento
componentes de rendimiento
fenología
materia grasa
oil seed
crop management
yield
yield components
phenology
oil content
Cerrotta, Alfonso
Lindstrôm, L. I.
Franchini, M. C.
Flemmer, A.
Echenique, V.
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topic_facet oleaginosa
manejo de cultivo
rendimiento
componentes de rendimiento
fenología
materia grasa
oil seed
crop management
yield
yield components
phenology
oil content
author Cerrotta, Alfonso
Lindstrôm, L. I.
Franchini, M. C.
Flemmer, A.
Echenique, V.
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Flemmer, A.
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description Safflower is a minor oilseed crop that can be  included in the rotation with cereal winter crops in semiarid regions such as the southwest of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Breeding or introduction of  genotypes require the development of agronomic practices adjusted to the region where they are to be implemented. The objective of the present work was to evaluate the phenology, some morphological traits, the oil content, the fruit yield and some yield components of three contrasting safflower genotypes sown under six sowing dates  between May and July in two locations. Fruit yield  under the three earliest sowing dates was the  highest, but diverse responses were seen among  combinations of genotypes and locations.  Anthesis in early sowing dates was not advanced compared to later sowing dates, but the  vegetative stage was extended and it occurred under smoother climate conditions. Fruit yield and oil content both decreased when the sowing date was delayed. The number of capitula of the top five branches and the capitulum diameter were tightly related to the fruit yield variation. Generally, under the assayed conditions, fruit yield was maximum under late May sowing date, which depends on the cold tolerance of the genotypes and the environmental conditions. 
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