Patrícia Bertoncelli
Universidade Federal de Santa Maria
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Archivos De Zootecnia | 2014
Marciela Rodrigues da Silva; Thomas Newton Martin; Patrícia Bertoncelli; S. Ortiz; T.H. Schmitz; D.S. Vonz
The aim of this work was to evaluate the agronomic characteristics and yield of six maize genotypes cycle super early in the production of silage in Dois Vizinhos, Parana. The experiment was conducted at experimental area of the Universidade Tecnologica Federal do Parana. The average height difference among cultivars, ranging from 1.62 (Al-Piratininga) to 0.90 m (BMX 739). The hybrid AGN30A03 showed less resistance to lodging of plants and culm breakage. The genotypes BMX 739, CD 304, PRE22T11 and Al-Piratininga obtained the highest yield of fresh forage (638.81, 455.18, 620.98, 460.12 g plant-1, respectively). The variety Al-Piratininga presented a higher number of ears per plant (1,11) than those of the other varieties. Among the materials tested, the genotype BMX 739, showed the highest dry matter yield per area and the percentage share of spike (29 %) and grains (26 %) in the phytomass.
Arquivo Brasileiro De Medicina Veterinaria E Zootecnia | 2013
Valmir da Cunha Vieira; Thomas Newton Martin; Luis Fernando Glasenapp de Menezes; T. Assmann; Sidney Ortiz; Patrícia Bertoncelli; F.A. Piran Filho; Thânia Heinz Schimitz
The aim of this study was to evaluate the nutritive value and agronomic characteristics of maize genotypes for the silage production cultivars test center network of Super Early National Corn Genotypes; and to assess whether the genetic background (hybrids simple, doubles, triples, intervarieties and cultivated varieties) or the hardness of the grains (hard, soft flint and dent) may change the indication of maize cultivars for silage. The experiment was conducted at the experimental Federal Technological University of Parana (Campus Dois Vizinhos). Thirty-two genotypes were harvested when the grains were in the dough soft dough stage, micro-ensiled in PVC silos, silage cutters and after 53 days after silage cutters. We evaluated the characteristics and chemical plant parameters of each genotype. We evaluated the relationship between genetic bases, hardness of the grain and individual characteristics of genotypes related to the production of corn silage. There was no significant difference between the contrast formed between the genetic and hardness of the grains for the characteristics studied. However, it was possible to identify superior genotypes for the production of silage whit bases in dry matter production by genotype YG AS 1555, AS 1572 YG, 30A37, 30A77, 20A78, DX 908, DX 603, 2A550, 2B433, AL2007A, EMBRAPA 1F640, PRE 22T10, PREXT0109, PRE 22D11, DKB330 YG (Test).
Ciencia Rural | 2013
Valmir da Cunha Vieira; Thomas Newton Martin; L.F.G. Menezes; Patrícia Bertoncelli; Lindolfo Storck
The annual availability of corn genotype is very large, requiring a proper assessment to be indicated for the production of silage. The aim of this study was to evaluate the chemical characteristics of corn genotypes for silage production, and assess whether the grain genetic basis or hardness may change the indication of corn cultivars for silage. The experiment was conducted at the experimental area of the Universidade Tecnologica Federal of Parana, in the randomized block design, evaluating 30 genotypes of experiment Super Early South. It was evaluated the chemical characteristics of the genotypes and, after they were grouped according to the characteristics of genetic basis and of grain texture. It was found that the genotypes of the experiment South Super Early cannot be differentiated according to the genetic basis of grain and texture for all traits. However, they can be distinguished by the dry matter silage.
Ciencia Rural | 2010
Thomas Newton Martin; Claudio Cesar Simionatto; Patrícia Bertoncelli; Sidney Ortiz; Marcel Hastenpflug; Magnos Fernando Ziech; André Brugnara Soares
Semina-ciencias Agrarias | 2014
Thomas Newton Martin; Paulo Sergio Pavinato; Luis Fernando Glassenap de Menezes; Luis Antônio Santi; Patrícia Bertoncelli; Sidney Ortiz
Revista de Ciências Agrárias | 2012
Marciela Rodrigues da Silva; Thomas Newton Martin; Sidney Ortiz; Patrícia Bertoncelli; Douglas Vonz
Revista Ceres | 2017
Patrícia Bertoncelli; Thomas Newton Martin; Jessica Deolinda Leivas Stecca; Evandro Deak; Marlo Adriano Bison Pinto; Alex Tagliapietra Schonell
Revista de Ciências Agrárias (Portugal) | 2014
Ivandro Api; Thomas Newton Martin; Fernando Kuss; Magnos Fernando Ziech; Patrícia Bertoncelli; Jessica Deolinda Leivas Stecca; Nathalia Vasconcelos Nunes; Rodrigo Luiz Ludwig
Revista de Ciências Agrárias | 2014
Ivandro Api; Thomas Newton Martin; Fernando Kuss; Magnos Fernando Ziech; Patrícia Bertoncelli; Jessica Deolinda Leivas Stecca; Nathalia Vasconcelos Nunes; Rodrigo Luiz Ludwig
Bioscience Journal | 2013
Thomas Newton Martin; Lindolfo Storck; Giovani Benin; Claudio Cesar Simionatto; Sidney Ortiz; Patrícia Bertoncelli
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