Compensation to pest injuries by replacing floral structures by cotton plants.

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Author(s): MIRANDA, J. E.

Summary: Cotton crop have a relatively long cycle, with fruiting time starting from 45 days after emergence, and the abscission and spare floral structures is common and varies with the phenological stage. This study aimed to measure the capacity of 4 cotton cultivars to compensate losses promoted by insects.

Publication year: 2016

Types of publication: Abstract in annals or event proceedings

Unit: Embrapa Cotton

Keywords: Algodão, Cotton, Inseto, Produção vegetal

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