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Performance of Coffea Arabica accessions under soil humidity deficit Comportamiento de accesiones de coffea Arabica sometidas a déficit de humedad del suelo

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Molina, D. M., Ramírez, V. H., & Cortina, H. A. (2016). Performance of Coffea Arabica accessions under soil humidity deficit. Cenicafe Journal, 67(1), 41-54. https://doi.org/10.38141/10778/67102

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Café

biomasa total

tolerancia

estrés abiótico

mejoramiento fisiológico

Coffee

total biomass

tolerance

abiotic stress

physiological improvement

Café

biomassa total

tolerância

estresse abiótico

melhora fisiológica

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Articles

Summary

An alternative to mitigate the effect of El Niño is the production of resistant varieties, for which it is necessary to evaluate coffee germplasm for drought tolerance. With this objective, 21 Ethiopian introductions and 11 commercial genotypes of the Colombian coffee collection were planted in greenhouses with two levels for water The following variables were measured: plant height, number of leaves, leaf area, stomatal resistance, root length, root and aerial dry weight, total biomass and water use efficiency. It can be concluded that the introductions E.480, ET.56 and E.177 are promising as parents for the development of a water deficit tolerant variety.

Diana María Molina, Cenicafé

Investigador Científico I. Disciplina de Mejoramiento Genético, Cenicafé.


Victor Hugo Ramírez, Cenicafé

Investigador Asociado. Disciplina de Mejoramiento Genético. Cenicafé


Hernando Alfonso Cortina, Cenicafé

Investigador Científico II (hasta junio de 2014), Disciplina de Fitotecnia. Cenicafé


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