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Influence of planting density and nitrogen fertilization on the yield of Morus alba var. tigreada; Influencia de la densidad de plantación y la fertilización nitrogenada en el rendimiento de Morus alba var. tigreada

Abstract

An experiment was carried out to evaluate the effect of planting density (12 500, 25 000 and 37 500 plants/ha) and nitrogen fertilization (100, 300 and 500 kg N/ha/year) on the yield and bromatological composition of Morus alba var. tigreada. The dry matter yield of the total (DMYTB) and edible biomass (DMYEB), and the yield of the leaves (DMYL) and the fresh stems (DMYFS) were measured during two years. The crude fiber (CF) and crude protein (CP) percentages were also calculated. There was interaction of the factors (p < 0,05) in the DMYFS; the highest values were obtained when the maximum planting density was combined with the three doses of N (0,37; 0,35 and 0,32 kg DM/plant), as well as when combining 25 000 plants/ha with 300 and 500 kg N/ha/year (0,27 and 0,34 kg DM/plant, respectively). In the variables DMYTB, DMYEB and DMYL there was no interaction of the studied factors. The highest values of total and edible biomass and leaves were reached with 37 500 plants (4,43; 2,37 and 2,03 kg DM/plant ) and the maximum dose of N (3,16;1,89 and 1,68 kg DM/plant). It is concluded that the best results regarding the yield of mulberry were obtained  More>>
Authors:
Noda, Yolai; Martín, G. J., E-mail: noda@ihatuey.cu [1] 
  1. Estación Experimental de Pastos y Forrajes Indio Hatuey, Universidad de Matanzas Camilo Cienfuegos, Ministerio de Educación Superior, Central España Republicana, CP 44280, Matanzas (Cuba)
Publication Date:
Jul 01, 2014
Product Type:
Journal Article
Resource Relation:
Journal Name: Pastos y Forrajes (Print); Journal Volume: 37; Journal Issue: 3; Other Information: refs. 26
Subject:
60 APPLIED LIFE SCIENCES; 09 BIOMASS FUELS; BIOMASS; DOMESTIC ANIMALS; ECONOMICS; FERTILIZATION; FIBERS; LEAVES; NITROGEN; PLANTS; PRODUCTIVITY; PROTEINS
OSTI ID:
22602495
Country of Origin:
Cuba
Language:
Spanish
Other Identifying Numbers:
Journal ID: ISSN 0864-0394; TRN: CU1700018047503
Availability:
Also available on line at the web site http://scieloprueba.sld.cu/pdf/pyf/v37n3/pyf06314.pdf
Submitting Site:
INIS
Size:
vpage(s)
Announcement Date:
Jun 15, 2017

Citation Formats

Noda, Yolai, and Martín, G. J., E-mail: noda@ihatuey.cu. Influence of planting density and nitrogen fertilization on the yield of Morus alba var. tigreada; Influencia de la densidad de plantación y la fertilización nitrogenada en el rendimiento de Morus alba var. tigreada. Cuba: N. p., 2014. Web.
Noda, Yolai, &amp; Martín, G. J., E-mail: noda@ihatuey.cu. Influence of planting density and nitrogen fertilization on the yield of Morus alba var. tigreada; Influencia de la densidad de plantación y la fertilización nitrogenada en el rendimiento de Morus alba var. tigreada. Cuba.
Noda, Yolai, and Martín, G. J., E-mail: noda@ihatuey.cu. 2014. "Influence of planting density and nitrogen fertilization on the yield of Morus alba var. tigreada; Influencia de la densidad de plantación y la fertilización nitrogenada en el rendimiento de Morus alba var. tigreada." Cuba.
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title = {Influence of planting density and nitrogen fertilization on the yield of Morus alba var. tigreada; Influencia de la densidad de plantación y la fertilización nitrogenada en el rendimiento de Morus alba var. tigreada}
author = {Noda, Yolai, and Martín, G. J., E-mail: noda@ihatuey.cu}
abstractNote = {An experiment was carried out to evaluate the effect of planting density (12 500, 25 000 and 37 500 plants/ha) and nitrogen fertilization (100, 300 and 500 kg N/ha/year) on the yield and bromatological composition of Morus alba var. tigreada. The dry matter yield of the total (DMYTB) and edible biomass (DMYEB), and the yield of the leaves (DMYL) and the fresh stems (DMYFS) were measured during two years. The crude fiber (CF) and crude protein (CP) percentages were also calculated. There was interaction of the factors (p < 0,05) in the DMYFS; the highest values were obtained when the maximum planting density was combined with the three doses of N (0,37; 0,35 and 0,32 kg DM/plant), as well as when combining 25 000 plants/ha with 300 and 500 kg N/ha/year (0,27 and 0,34 kg DM/plant, respectively). In the variables DMYTB, DMYEB and DMYL there was no interaction of the studied factors. The highest values of total and edible biomass and leaves were reached with 37 500 plants (4,43; 2,37 and 2,03 kg DM/plant ) and the maximum dose of N (3,16;1,89 and 1,68 kg DM/plant). It is concluded that the best results regarding the yield of mulberry were obtained with the density of 37 500 plants/ha; its combination with the lowest dose of N produced high yields of fresh stems, which constitutes an important component of the biomass consumed by livestock. (author)}
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journal type = {AC}
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