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2. Effect of pruning on apical dominance, agronomic traits, and post-harvest quality of pitaya in the Amazon forest biome.
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Fernandes Lisboa, Cristiane, Bicioni Pacheco, Adriano, Ferreira de Jesus, Fernanda Lamede, Penariol da Silva, Magnun Antônio, Rosa Teixeira, Itamar, Carniato Sanches, Arthur, Santana Miyagawa, Edison Masato, França Sousa, Luã Lukas, and Maia de Freitas, Janaina
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BIOMES , *FRUIT quality , *STANDING position , *SOCIAL dominance , *BLOCK designs , *PITAHAYAS - Abstract
This study aimed to evaluate the influence of cladode pruning on apical dominance in the production and post-harvest of pitaya fruits. The experiment was carried out at the Sítio das Pitaya do Pará, which is in the city of Tomé-Açu, State of Pará, Brazil. A randomized block design (RBD) in a 3 x 2 factorial scheme was used, with four replications for each treatment. Treatments consisted of three stand positions in the field (beginning, middle, and end of row) and two pruning regimes (with and without pruning). The interaction of factors Pruning and Stand position (P*SP) inhibited sprouting, while the Pruning factor provided heavier fruits and with a better pulp/peel ratio. Thus, cladode pruning provided benefits to plant management, production parameters, and post-harvest quality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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3. Effect of pruning on apical dominance, agronomic traits, and post-harvest quality of pitaya in the Amazon forest biome •
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Fernandes Lisboa, Cristiane, primary, Bicioni Pacheco, Adriano, additional, Lamede Ferreira de Jesus, Fernanda, additional, Penariol da Silva, Magnun Antônio, additional, Rosa Teixeira, Itamar, additional, Carniato Sanches, Arthur, additional, Masato Santana Miyagawa, Edison, additional, Lukas França Sousa, Luã, additional, and Maia de Freitas, Janaina, additional
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- 2022
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4. Spray tips and adjuvant in the spectrum of spray droplets in pitaya (Hylocereus costaricensis) cultivation
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França Sousa, Luã Lukas, Santana Miyagawa, Edison Masato, Fernandes Lisboa, Cristiane, Ferreira de Jesus, Fernanda Lamede, Bicioni Pacheco, Adriano, Velloso, Nara Silveira, Machado, Túlio de Almeida, França Sousa, Luã Lukas, Santana Miyagawa, Edison Masato, Fernandes Lisboa, Cristiane, Ferreira de Jesus, Fernanda Lamede, Bicioni Pacheco, Adriano, Velloso, Nara Silveira, and Machado, Túlio de Almeida
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This study aimed to evaluate the spectrum of droplets produced by three spray tips (JSF 11002, SF 11001, and JD12) using two types of spray solutions (with and without adjuvant). The experiment was conducted in randomized blocks in a 3×2 factorial scheme, with fourreplications. The targets were scanned after spraying and later analyzed by the free software Conta-Gotas. Values were extracted from the number of droplets, number of diameter, dispersion, volume, density, coverage, DV10, DV50, and DV90. Adjuvant addition increased droplet diameter and coverage, thus being indicated to reduce drift losses. The tips JSF 11002 and JD12 showed a largerdroplet size, representing higher risk of runoff and low penetration into the plant canopy. The tip SF 11001 presented better penetration and fixation in the plant, thus being the most recommended for the application of phytosanitary products in pitaya., El objetivo de este trabajo fue evaluar el espectro de gotitas producidas por tres puntas de aspersión (JSF 11002, SF 11001 e JD12) y para dos tipos de jarabe (con y sin adición de adyuvante). El experimento se realizó en bloques al azar (DBC), en un esquema factorial 3x2, con 4 repeticiones. Después de la pulverización, los objetivos fueron escaneados y luego analizados por el software gratuito Conta-Gotas. La adición de adyuvante aumentó el diámetro y la cobertura de las gotas, por lo que indicó el uso para reducir las pérdidas por deriva. Las puntas JSF 11002 e JD12 mostraron un tamaño de gota más grande, lo que representa un mayor riesgo de escorrentía y baja penetración en el dosel de la planta. la punta SF 11001 presentó mejor penetración y fijación en la planta, siendo la más recomendada para la aplicación de productos fitosanitarios en pitaya.
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- 2022
5. Effect of pruning on apical dominance, agronomic traits, and post-harvest quality of pitaya in the Amazon forest biome •
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Fernandes Lisboa, Cristiane, Bicioni Pacheco, Adriano, Lamede Ferreira de Jesus, Fernanda, Penariol da Silva, Magnun Antônio, Rosa Teixeira, Itamar, Carniato Sanches, Arthur, Masato Santana Miyagawa, Edison, Lukas França Sousa, Luã, Maia de Freitas, Janaina, Fernandes Lisboa, Cristiane, Bicioni Pacheco, Adriano, Lamede Ferreira de Jesus, Fernanda, Penariol da Silva, Magnun Antônio, Rosa Teixeira, Itamar, Carniato Sanches, Arthur, Masato Santana Miyagawa, Edison, Lukas França Sousa, Luã, and Maia de Freitas, Janaina
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This study aimed to evaluate the influence of cladode pruning on apical dominance in the production and post-harvest of pitaya fruits. The experiment was carried out at the Sítio das Pitaya do Pará, which is in the city of Tomé-Açu, State of Pará, Brazil. A randomized block design (RBD) in a 3 x 2 factorial scheme was used, with four replications for each treatment. Treatments consisted of three stand positions in the field (beginning, middle, and end of row) and two pruning regimes (with and without pruning). The interaction of factors Pruning and Stand position (P*SP) inhibited sprouting, while the Pruning factor provided heavier fruits and with a better pulp/peel ratio. Thus, cladode pruning provided benefits to plant management, production parameters, and post-harvest quality., El objetivo de este estudio fue evaluar la influencia de la poda de cladodios sobre la dominancia apical en la producción y poscosecha de frutos de pitaya. El experimento se llevó a cabo en el Sitio Pitaya do Brasil, ubicado en el municipio de Tomé-Açu, Estado de Pará, Brasil. Se utilizó un diseño de bloques al azar (RBD) en un esquema factorial 3 x 2 con cuatro repeticiones de cada tratamiento. Los tratamientos consistieron en tres posiciones de rodales en campo (inicio, medio y final de hilera) y dos tipos de poda (con y sin poda). La interacción de los factores Poda y Posición del Stand (P*SP), inhiben la brotación, mientras que el factor Poda proporciona frutos con mayor masa y mejor relación pulpa/cáscara. Así, la poda de cladodios proporcionó beneficios para el manejo de la planta, los parámetros de producción y la calidad poscosecha.
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- 2022
6. Spray tips and adjuvant in the spectrum of spray droplets in pitaya (Hylocereus costaricensis) cultivation
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França Sousaa, Luã Lukas, Santana Miyagawa, Edison Masato, Fernandes Lisboa, Cristiane, Ferreira de Jesus, Fernanda Lamede, Bicioni Pacheco, Adriano, SilveiraVelloso, Nara, de Almeida Machado, Túlio, França Sousaa, Luã Lukas, Santana Miyagawa, Edison Masato, Fernandes Lisboa, Cristiane, Ferreira de Jesus, Fernanda Lamede, Bicioni Pacheco, Adriano, SilveiraVelloso, Nara, and de Almeida Machado, Túlio
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This study aimed to evaluate the spectrum of droplets produced by three spray tips (JSF 11002, SF 11001, and JD12) using two types of spray solutions (with and without adjuvant). The experiment was conducted in randomized blocks in a 3×2 factorial scheme, with four replications. The targets were scanned after spraying and later analyzed by the free software Conta-Gotas. Values were extracted from the number of droplets, number of diameter, dispersion, volume, density, coverage, DV10, DV50, and DV90. Adjuvant addition increased droplet diameter and coverage, thus being indicated to reduce drift losses. The tips JSF 11002 and JD12 showed a larger droplet size, representing higher risk of runoff and low penetration into the plant canopy. The tip SF 11001 presented better penetration and fixation in the plant, thus being the most recommended for the application of phytosanitary products in pitaya., El objetivo de este trabajo fue evaluar el espectro de gotitas producidas por tres puntas de aspersión (JSF 11002, SF 11001 e JD12) y para dos tipos de jarabe (con y sin adición de adyuvante). El experimento se realizó en bloques al azar (DBC), en un esquema factorial 3x2, con 4 repeticiones. Después de la pulverización, los objetivos fueron escaneados y luego analizados por el software gratuito Conta-Gotas. La adición de adyuvante aumentó el diámetro y la cobertura de las gotas, por lo que indicó el uso para reducir las pérdidas por deriva. Las puntas JSF 11002 e JD12 mostraron un tamaño de gota más grande, lo que representa un mayor riesgo de escorrentía y baja penetración en el dosel de la planta. la punta SF 11001 presentó mejor penetración y fijación en la planta, siendo la más recomendada para la aplicación de productos fitosanitarios en pitaya.
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- 2022
7. Thermal time in nitrogen and boron application on irrigated Mombaça grass “Guinea grass”
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Ferreira de Jesus, Fernanda Lamede, Carniato Sanches, Arthur, Pantojo de Souza, Débora, Campos Mendonça, Fernando, Bezerra da Silva, Jhon Lennon, Bicioni Pacheco, Adriano, Fernandes Lisboa, Cristiane, Soares Costa, Monalisa, Ferreira de Jesus, Fernanda Lamede, Carniato Sanches, Arthur, Pantojo de Souza, Débora, Campos Mendonça, Fernando, Bezerra da Silva, Jhon Lennon, Bicioni Pacheco, Adriano, Fernandes Lisboa, Cristiane, and Soares Costa, Monalisa
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This study aims to evaluate the correlation among growing degree-days (GDD), canopy height (CH), and leaf area index (LAI) for Guinea grass irrigated, considering the different combinations of the nitrogen and boron rates and cycles of regrowth. The experiment was carried out from August/2017 to August/2018 in a field experiment, and the climate of the region is classified as subtropical. A randomized block design arranged in a factorial scheme (4x3x11) with four replications was used. The treatment was (i) boron fertilization: 0, 1, and 2 kg ha-1; and (ii) nitrogen fertilization: 250, 500, 750, and 1,000 kg ha-1 distributing to 11 growth/cutting cycles. We observed the high correlation between GDD and the parameters evaluated of CH and LAI. The nitrogen results showed a low influence on canopy height and the leaf area index, and boron results did not influence these parameters., El objetivo fue evaluar la correlación entre los grados-día de crecimiento (GDC), altura del dosel (AD) y índice de área foliar (IAF) para el pasto Guinea irrigado considerando la diferente combinación de las tasas de nitrógeno y boro y los ciclos de rebrote. El experimento se llevó a cabo de agosto/2017 a agosto/2018, en un experimento de campo y la región climática se clasifica como subtropical. Realizó un experimento factorial (4x3x11), con cuatro repeticiones y corrido en un diseño de bloques completamente aleatorio. Tratos: fertilización con boro: 0, 1 y 2 kg ha-1; fertilización con nitrógeno: 250, 500, 750 y 1,000 kg ha-1 distribuidos en 11 ciclos de crecimiento/corta. Hemos observado la alta correlación entre GDC y los parámetros evaluados para AD y IAF. Los resultados de nitrógeno mostraron una baja influencia en la altura del dosel y el índice de área foliar, y los resultados de boro no presentaron influencia en estos parámetros.
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- 2021
8. Thermal time in nitrogen and boron application on irrigated Mombaça grass “Guinea grass”
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Soares Costa, Monalisa, Ferreira de Jesus, Fernanda Lamede, Carniato Sanches, Arthur, Pantojo de Souza, Débora, Campos Mendonça, Fernando, Bezerra da Silva, Jhon Lennon, Bicioni Pacheco, Adriano, Fernandes Lisboa, Cristiane, Soares Costa, Monalisa, Ferreira de Jesus, Fernanda Lamede, Carniato Sanches, Arthur, Pantojo de Souza, Débora, Campos Mendonça, Fernando, Bezerra da Silva, Jhon Lennon, Bicioni Pacheco, Adriano, and Fernandes Lisboa, Cristiane
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This study aims to evaluate the correlation among growing degree-days (GDD), canopy height (CH), and leaf area index (LAI) for Guinea grass irrigated, considering the different combinations of the nitrogen and boron rates and cycles of regrowth. The experiment was carried out from August/2017 to August/2018 in a field experiment, and the climate of the region is classified as subtropical. A randomized block design arranged in a factorial scheme (4x3x11) with four replications was used. The treatment was (i) boron fertilization: 0, 1, and 2 kg ha-1; and (ii) nitrogen fertilization: 250, 500, 750, and 1,000 kg ha-1 distributing to 11 growth/cutting cycles. We observed the high correlation between GDD and the parameters evaluated of CH and LAI. The nitrogen results showed a low influence on canopy height and the leaf area index, and boron results did not influence these parameters., El objetivo fue evaluar la correlación entre los grados-día de crecimiento (GDC), altura del dosel (AD) y índice de área foliar (IAF) para el pasto Guinea irrigado considerando la diferente combinación de las tasas de nitrógeno y boro y los ciclos de rebrote. El experimento se llevó a cabo de agosto/2017 a agosto/2018, en un experimento de campo y la región climática se clasifica como subtropical. Realizó un experimento factorial (4x3x11), con cuatro repeticiones y corrido en un diseño de bloques completamente aleatorio. Tratos: fertilización con boro: 0, 1 y 2 kg ha-1; fertilización con nitrógeno: 250, 500, 750 y 1,000 kg ha-1 distribuidos en 11 ciclos de crecimiento/corta. Hemos observado la alta correlación entre GDC y los parámetros evaluados para AD y IAF. Los resultados de nitrógeno mostraron una baja influencia en la altura del dosel y el índice de área foliar, y los resultados de boro no presentaron influencia en estos parámetros.
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- 2021
9. Effect of pruning on apical dominance, agronomic traits, and postharvest quality of pitaya in the Amazon forest biome.
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Fernandes Lisboa, Cristiane, Bicioni Pacheco, Adriano, Ferreira de Jesus, Fernanda Lamede, Penariol da Silva, Magnun Antônio, Rosa Teixeira, Itamar, Carniato Sanches, Arthur, Santana Miyagawa, Edison Masato, Lukas França Sousa, Luã, and Maia de Freitas, Janaina
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FRUIT quality , *CROP quality , *BIOMES , *STANDING position , *SOCIAL dominance , *BLOCK designs , *PITAHAYAS - Abstract
This study aimed to evaluate the influence of cladode pruning on apical dominance in the production and post-harvest of pitaya fruits. The experiment was carried out at the Sítio das Pitaya do Pará, which is in the city of Tomé-Açu, State of Pará, Brazil. A randomized block design (RBD) in a 3 x 2 factorial scheme was used, with four replications for each treatment. Treatments consisted of three stand positions in the field (beginning, middle, and end of row) and two pruning regimes (with and without pruning). The interaction of factors Pruning and Stand position (P*SP) inhibited sprouting, while the Pruning factor provided heavier fruits and with a better pulp/peel ratio. Thus, cladode pruning provided benefits to plant management, production parameters, and post-harvest quality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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10. REFERENCE VALUES FOR ASSESSING THE NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF SOYBEAN CROPS IN MATO GROSSO.
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Sena da Silva, Camilla, Paula de Freitas Coelho, Ana, Fernandes Lisboa, Cristiane, and Lima Neves, Júlio César
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NUTRITIONAL assessment ,REFERENCE values ,NUTRITIONAL value ,CROPS ,AGRICULTURE ,SOYBEAN ,SOYBEAN farming - Abstract
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- 2022
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11. PRODUÇÃO E USO DA ÁGUA NO CALÁDIO FERTIRRIGADO COM ÁGUA RESIDUÁRIA DO PROCESSAMENTO DO AÇAÍ NA REGIÃO AMAZÔNICA.
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FERREIRA CARVALHO, RAFAELA, FERREIRA DE JESUS, FERNANDA LAMEDE, BICIONI PACHECO, ADRIANO, COSTA DE OLIVEIRA, JHENIFER, CARNIATO SANCHES, ARTHUR, and FERNANDES LISBOA, CRISTIANE
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ACAI palm ,FERTIGATION ,WATER use ,SEWAGE ,MICROIRRIGATION ,WATERWORKS - Abstract
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- 2022
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12. ESSENTIAL OILS WITH CONTACT INSECTICIDAL ACTIVITY AND ENCAPSULATION METHODS: A LITERATURE REVIEW.
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Sena da Silva, Camilla, Fernanda Albuquerque, Caroline, de Freitas Coelho, Ana Paula, Fernandes Lisboa, Cristiane, and Pereira Gonzatto, Mateus
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ESSENTIAL oils ,INSECTICIDES ,ENCAPSULATION (Catalysis) ,AGRICULTURAL productivity ,WATER management ,SOIL management - Abstract
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- 2022
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13. POST-HARVEST OF COFFEE: FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THE FINAL QUALITY OF THE BEVERAGE.
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Sena da Silva, Camilla, de Freitas Coelho, Ana Paula, Fernandes Lisboa, Cristiane, Vieira, Gerival, and de Abreu Teles, Maria Carolina
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POSTHARVEST losses of crops ,PRODUCT quality ,CHEMICAL reactions ,POLYSACCHARIDES ,CHLOROGENIC acid ,COFFEE beans - Abstract
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- 2022
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14. Drop spectrum in backpack sprayers in scarlet eggplant (Solanum aethiopicum).
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Carnevale Coelho, Leonardo, de Almeida Machado, Túlio, Gomide Costa, Anderson, Fialho dos Reis, Elton, and Fernandes Lisboa, Cristiane
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SPRAY nozzles ,SOLANUM ,BACKPACKS ,ANALYSIS of variance ,BLOCK designs ,EGGPLANT - Abstract
Copyright of Colloquium Agrariae is the property of Asociacao Prudentina de Educacao e Cultura (APEC) and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)
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- 2021
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15. Physiological quality of sesame seed harvested at different plant positions and maturity stages
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Damas Aguiar Silva Deyner, Rosa Teixeira Itamar, Guerra da Silva Alessandro, Jos eacute de Campos Andr eacute, Fernandes Lisboa Cristiane, and Alessandro Devilla Ivano
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0106 biological sciences ,Maturity (geology) ,biology ,Animal feed ,food and beverages ,Context (language use) ,04 agricultural and veterinary sciences ,biology.organism_classification ,040401 food science ,01 natural sciences ,0404 agricultural biotechnology ,Agronomy ,Germination ,Sesamum ,Cultivar ,General Agricultural and Biological Sciences ,Seed testing ,Completely randomized design ,010606 plant biology & botany - Abstract
Being peculiar for its unique chemical and nutritional characteristics, sesame (Sesamum indicum L.) is a good option for farmers. It is used as human food, animal feed and has great potential for the production of bio diesel. Despite these potentials, studies on ideal maturity stage for harvesting and physiological quality of sesame seeds in different parts of the plant are rare and also there is insufficient information on it. In this context, this study aims to evaluate the physiological quality of sesame seeds harvested at different maturity stages and plant positions. It employs complete randomized design consisting of factorial scheme 2 × 3 × 3, with four replications. Treatments are composed of two beige and black sesame seed cultivars, harvested at three maturity stages (50, 70 and 90%) and in three parts of the plant (superior, medial and inferior). The unproductive part was discharged and the productive part was divided into three equal parts. The evaluation of physiological quality of seeds in treatment was verified by the following tests: Standard Germination Test (TPG - Teste Padrao de Germinacao), first count, plant length, speedy aging and electrical conductivity. The data were subjected to variation analysis, and when suitable, it was subjected to the Skott and Knott test at 5% probability. The results of physiological analysis indicated that the seeds harvested with 90% of mature capsules have higher percentages mean values for vigor and viability. Therefore, the realization of harvest in these conditions it is the most appropriate to obtain a high quality product. Key words: Sesamum indicum L., maturity stages, seed position viability, vigor.
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