Paper · 2023 · Asian Journal of Research in Crop Science

Responses of Some Sugarcane Varieties to Application of Ethrel Ripener with Respect to Their on Quality and Productivity

A. M. K. Ali; A. F. I. Gadallah; Omeima A. Kh. Hussien

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Abstract

The study was conducted at the Agricultural Research Station in Shandaweel, Sohag Governorate, Egypt. (latitude of 26.33° N and longitude of 31.41° E) in the 2020/2021 and 2021/2022 planting seasons, to evaluate the effects of three concentrations of the chemical ripener " Ethrel" (0.6, 0.8 and 1.0 liter/fed) sprayed on the leaves, in addition to control treatment (without spraying) on yield and quality of tow sugarcane varieties [the commercial variety (G.T. 54-9) and the promising one (G. 2004-27) in addition to (G. 2005-47) genotype]. A randomized complete block design was used in a split-plot arrangement was used. The results showed that the sugarcane varieties differed markedly in all studied traits. G.T. 54-9 variety superior in stalk diameter and sugar yield/fed in both seasons as well as cane yield/fed in the 1st one, while, G.2004-27 variety recorded the highest stalk and most number of millable canes/fed in both seasons as well as cane yield/fed in the 1st season, on the other hand, G.2005-47 genotype was superior in brix, sucrose, purity and sugar recovery% in both seasons. The results also showed that adding 1.0 liter/fed of Ethrel spray to the cane leaves caused an increase in brix, sucrose, purity and sugar recovery% as well as sugar yield/fed, compared to the untreated (control). On the contrary, the treatments with Ethrel concentrations led to a decrease in the height and diameter of the stalk as well as cane yield. However, the increase (%) in quality and sugar yield was more than the decrease in cane yield. Therefore, Ethrel addition led to an increase in quality and sugar yield at concentration of 1.0 liter/fed "E3". Under conditions of this work, it was found that growing all studied sugarcane varieties and spraying them with 1.0 l/fed of Ethrel ripener can be recommended for the maximum sugar production.

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Sugarcane varieties differed in all studied traits.

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“Responses of Some Sugarcane Varieties to Application of Ethrel Ripener with Respect to Their on Quality and Productivity”

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G.T. 54-9 had superior stalk diameter and sugar yield in both seasons.

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“G.T. 54-9 variety superior in stalk diameter and sugar yield/fed in both seasons”

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“Responses of Some Sugarcane Varieties to Application of Ethrel Ripener with Respect to Their on Quality and Productivity”

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G.T. 54-9 had superior cane yield in the first season.

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“as well as cane yield/fed in the 1st one”

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“G.T. 54-9 variety superior in stalk diameter and sugar yield/fed in both seasons”

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G.2004-27 had the highest stalk and millable cane number in both seasons.

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G.2004-27 had higher first-season cane yield.

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“G.2004-27 variety recorded the highest stalk and most number of millable canes/fed in both seasons”

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G.2005-47 was superior in brix, sucrose and purity across seasons.

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“G.2005-47 genotype was superior in brix, sucrose, purity and sugar recovery% in both seasons”

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“Responses of Some Sugarcane Varieties to Application of Ethrel Ripener with Respect to Their on Quality and Productivity”

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G.2005-47 was superior in sugar recovery across seasons.

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“G.2005-47 genotype was superior in brix, sucrose, purity and sugar recovery% in both seasons”

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“Responses of Some Sugarcane Varieties to Application of Ethrel Ripener with Respect to Their on Quality and Productivity”

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Ethrel at 1.0 liter/fed raised brix, sucrose and purity versus control.

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“adding 1.0 liter/fed of Ethrel spray to the cane leaves caused an increase in brix, sucrose, purity and sugar recovery% as well as sugar yield/fed, compared to the untreated (control)”

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“Responses of Some Sugarcane Varieties to Application of Ethrel Ripener with Respect to Their on Quality and Productivity”

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Ethrel at 1.0 liter/fed raised sugar recovery versus control.

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“adding 1.0 liter/fed of Ethrel spray to the cane leaves caused an increase in brix, sucrose, purity and sugar recovery% as well as sugar yield/fed, compared to the untreated (control)”

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“Responses of Some Sugarcane Varieties to Application of Ethrel Ripener with Respect to Their on Quality and Productivity”

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Ethrel at 1.0 liter/fed raised sugar yield versus control.

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“adding 1.0 liter/fed of Ethrel spray to the cane leaves caused an increase in brix, sucrose, purity and sugar recovery% as well as sugar yield/fed, compared to the untreated (control)”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Ethrel treatments lowered stalk height and diameter.

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“the treatments with Ethrel concentrations led to a decrease in the height and diameter of the stalk as well as cane yield”

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Ethrel treatments lowered cane yield.

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“the treatments with Ethrel concentrations led to a decrease in the height and diameter of the stalk as well as cane yield”

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“Responses of Some Sugarcane Varieties to Application of Ethrel Ripener with Respect to Their on Quality and Productivity”

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Quality and sugar yield gains exceeded cane yield losses.

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“the increase (%) in quality and sugar yield was more than the decrease in cane yield”

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The authors recommend all studied varieties with Ethrel 1.0 l/fed for maximum sugar production.

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“growing all studied sugarcane varieties and spraying them with 1.0 l/fed of Ethrel ripener can be recommended for the maximum sugar production”

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“Responses of Some Sugarcane Varieties to Application of Ethrel Ripener with Respect to Their on Quality and Productivity”

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