Performance of beans genotypes too biological nitrogen fixation trait conducted in cropping systems in two environments

  • Juliano Garcia Bertoldo
  • Corália Maria Oliveira Medeiros
  • Rodrigo Favreto
  • Raquel Paz da Silva
  • Rafaela Lawisch Braga
  • Diogo Kacheski Beck
  • Felipe Eich
Keywords: Phaseolus vulgaris L.. Urea. Inoculation. Reduction of inputs.

Abstract

The use of inoculants represents a cost savings to the country, in addition to this, there is a tendency toward
world agriculture to reduce the use of raw materials and energy, providing an improvement in environmental quality.
Thus, the objective of this work was to identify promising genotypes when submitted to cropping systems with less use
of nitrogen fertilization mineral and assess the effects of genotype x environment interaction in characters of agronomic
interest and cultivation system. Were evaluated 12 bean genotypes in different environments and two cropping systems
(with urea and with inoculation). For the character number of nodules totals (NNT) genotypes SM0212, SH057, Perola,
SH0413, SH061, SP12072, and SM1010 can be considered promising. The system of cultivation had an influence on the
environment, this being more pronounced in Maquiné than in Santa Rosa. The increase in cycle and plant stature it
promotes an increase in the number of nodules. The increase in cycle and plant stature it promotes an increase in the
number of nodules. It is possible to obtain satisfactory results for the agronomic traits evaluated with the replacement of
nitrogen fertilization of mineral coverage by inoculation.

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Published
2015-12-31
How to Cite
BERTOLDO, J. G.; MEDEIROS, C. M. O.; FAVRETO, R.; DA SILVA, R. P.; BRAGA, R. L.; BECK, D. K.; EICH, F. Performance of beans genotypes too biological nitrogen fixation trait conducted in cropping systems in two environments. Pesquisa Agropecuária Gaúcha, v. 21, n. 1/2, p. 13-22, 31 Dec. 2015.

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