agroclimatic zoning of european and asian pear cultivars with potential for commercial planting in southern brazil
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ABSTRACT Pear is among the fruits of major commercial interest in the world and one of the most imported in Brazil. Brazilian production is very small and the fruit quality is low, due to production problems. The success of culture in the country, among other factors, may be linked to the choice of cultivars, pollinating and rootstocks better adapted to local conditions, and thus depend on the particulars of an agricultural zoning. The aim of this study was to identify, in southern Brazil, homogeneous climatic zones with potential for growing of European and Asian pears, through climate risk studies. The regions were defined by the seasonal availability of chilling hours (<7.2 °C) accumulated during the period from May to September and the monthly risk of drought. The analysis allowed the recognition of four homogeneous areas for the production of pears in southern Brazil.
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| Authors | ;MARCOS SILVEIRA WREGE;IVAN DAGOBERTO FAORO;FLÁVIO GILBERTO HERTER;CRISTINA PANDOLFO;IVAN RODRIGUES DE ALMEIDA;JOSÉ MARIA FILIPPINI ALBA;JOSÉ FRANCISCO MARTINS PEREIRA |
| Journal | technocom |
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10.1590/0100-29452017312
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