Leaf biometrics and correlations with commercial fruit yield of papaya cultivars evaluated in Amazonas.
Leaf biometrics and correlations with commercial fruit yield of papaya cultivars evaluated in Amazonas.
Author(s): SANTOS, L. P.; SILVA, E. de B.
Summary: With the aim of contributing to alternatives, this work began with the general objective of introducing, evaluating and identifying cultivars adapted to the climate and soil conditions of the state of Amazonas, with high production potential and agronomic characteristics favorable to quality, for future recommendations to producers. At this stage, the specific objective was to evaluate the differential behavior of fifteen papaya cultivars in relation to the leaf structure of the plants, gauging the correlations between the characteristics, especially with the yield of commercial fruit.
Publication year: 2024
Types of publication: Journal article
Unit: Embrapa Western Amazon
Keywords: Carica Papaya, Crop management, Genetic variability, Leaf area, Mamão, Productivity, Variedade
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