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2. Agronomic potential, pest resistance, and fruit quality in BC1F3 dwarf round tomato populations
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Resende Finzi, Rafael, primary, Mascarenhas Maciel, Gabriel, additional, Silva Siquieroli, Ana Carolina, additional, Soares de Oliveira, Camila, additional, Miranda Peixoto, Joicy Vitória, additional, and Alves Ribeiro, Ana Luisa, additional
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- 2022
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3. Dynamics and prediction of genetic gains through selection indices in (Allium cepa L.) genotypes
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Vasconcelos Segundo, Vanessa Cláudia, Innecco, Renato, André de Freitas, Joelson, Mascarenhas Maciel, Gabriel, Queiroz Luz, José Magno, Oliveira Nogueira, Ana Paula, Silva Siquieroli, Ana Carolina, Miranda Peixoto, Joicy V., Vasconcelos Segundo, Vanessa Cláudia, Innecco, Renato, André de Freitas, Joelson, Mascarenhas Maciel, Gabriel, Queiroz Luz, José Magno, Oliveira Nogueira, Ana Paula, Silva Siquieroli, Ana Carolina, and Miranda Peixoto, Joicy V.
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The greatest challenge in onion breeding programs is achieving gains from plant selection in an efficient manner. Selection indices are already in use for many species but are rare in onion. The aim of this study was to characterize the gain from selection in onion germplasm through nonparametric indices. To bring about this dynamic, four experiments were conducted with different sets of genotypes. Several agronomic characteristics were evaluated. Estimates of gains and selection of genotypes were obtained from the selection index based on rank sum, from the genotype-ideotype distance index, and from the multiplicative index. To test the efficiency of the indices used, the coefficient of coincidence was calculated. The total gains from selection were greater through use of the multiplicative index, with values of 31.84% for the advanced lines and 37.4% for the segregating genotypes. It was possible to select superior onion lines in each experiment. The coefficients of coincidence, all with values greater than 0.5, confirmed that the indices provided a margin of safety in the selection of superior genotypes.
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- 2022
4. Artificial neural networks discriminate lettuce seeds with different levels of thermoinhibition.
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Rodrigues Moreira Catão, Hugo Cesar, Oliveira Cardoso, Daniel Bonifácio, Mascarenhas Maciel, Gabriel, Augusto Gomes, Luiz Antonio, Silva Siquieroli, Ana Carolina, and Borges Costa Neves, Flávia de Oliveira
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- 2023
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5. Genetic dissimilarity for thermoinhibition in seeds of lettuce lines after defoliation.
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Rodrigues Moreira Catão, Hugo Cesar, Mascarenhas Maciel, Gabriel, Augusto Gomes, Luiz Antonio, Silva Siquieroli, Ana Carolina, Queiroz Luz, José Magno, and Cabral Neto, Luciano Dias
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DEFOLIATION ,GENETIC variation ,PLANT yields ,SEED quality ,SEEDS ,SEED industry ,LETTUCE ,SEED yield - Abstract
Removal of lettuce basal leaves is a technique used by the seed industry; however, the effects on seed production and physiological potential are unknown. Genetic dissimilarity is fundamental in the identification of individuals in terms of traits of interest, although it is rarely considered in relation to seeds that are tolerant to thermoinhibition. The aim of this study was to ascertain the relationship between defoliation of lettuce plants and seed yield/physiological quality, as well as the genetic dissimilarity among genotypes with regard to seed thermoinhibition. We used 35 lines of biofortified lettuce, the cultivars Uberlândia 10000, Belíssima, UFU MC BIOFORT1, and Everglades (tolerant to thermoinhibition), and Grand Rapids and Verônica (susceptible to thermoinhibition). The seed yield and physiological quality of the genotypes with and without defoliation were evaluated, artificially aged, and germinated at four temperatures in a factorial arrangement. The genetic dissimilarity was estimated by Tocher graphing and the UPGMA clustering method, based on the Mahalanobis generalized distance (D 2 ii). Four UFU genotypes and Grand Rapids had high seed yields. With removal of basal leaves, there was higher seed yield per plant and there was an effect on their physiological quality. The genotypes exhibited genetic variability for thermoinhibition, with UFU-86#2#1#1 and Everglades showing similar performance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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6. Agronomic potential of BC1F2 populations of Santa Cruz dwarf tomato plants.
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Araújo Gomes, Danilo, Mascarenhas Maciel, Gabriel, Brandão Neto, Luiz, Soares de Oliveira, Camila, Silva Siquieroli, Ana Carolina, and Resende Finzi, Rafael
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TOMATOES ,FRUIT quality ,BLOCK designs ,PHENOTYPES ,CULTIVARS ,FRUIT - Abstract
The use of dwarf lines to obtain mini-tomato hybrid plants has led to agronomic and economic advantages. However, the benefits provided by dwarf parents in tomato hybrids of the Santa Cruz type remain unexplored. The aims of this study were to determine the agronomic enhancement in BC1F2 dwarf populations bearing characteristic fruit of the Santa Cruz type after the first backcross and to select populations with high agronomic potential and fruit quality. The experiment was conducted in a greenhouse using a randomized block design with 15 treatments and 4 replicates. Evaluated genetic materials included 11 BC1F2 dwarf tomato populations, both parents (recurrent and donor), and the cultivars (Santa Cruz Kada and Santa Clara). Traits evaluated included: mean weight, soluble solid concentration, number of locules, shape, pulp thickness, fruit longitudinal and transversal diameters, internode length, and plant height. Univariate, multivariate, correlation, and selection index analyses showed that mean fruit weight, transverse diameter, and pulp thickness increased significantly in dwarf populations after a single backcross, most of them exhibiting a fruit shape similar to that of the Santa Cruz type. The dwarf BC1F2 populations UFU-Sci#11 and UFU-Sci#12 showed high potential for obtaining lines and, subsequently, Santa Cruz type hybrids. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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7. GENETIC AND MORPHOLOGICAL DESCRIPTORS TO ACCESS BRAZILIAN OKRA GENOTYPES DIVERSITY.
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CARVALHO, FÁBIO JANONI, NUNES DE MENDONÇA, THIAGO FELLIPE, SILVA SIQUIEROLI, ANA CAROLINA, MACIEL, GABRIEL MASCARENHAS, and CLEMENTE, ANDRESSA ALVES
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OKRA ,GENETIC variation ,MOLECULAR association ,RAPD technique ,MOLECULAR clusters ,GENETIC distance ,GENOTYPES - Abstract
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- 2022
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8. Soil Quality Indicators in Agroecological Systems in the Cerrado of Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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Brandão Rocha, Ana Flávia, Silva Siquieroli, Ana Carolina, de Andrade Silva, Adriane, De Lima Carneiro, Amanda Mendes, Fernandes Vasconcelos, Bruno Nery, and Rodrigues Gondim, Danielle Davi
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SOIL quality ,AGRICULTURAL ecology ,ENVIRONMENTAL quality ,BIOLOGICAL productivity - Abstract
Soil quality is its ability to function within the limits of the ecosystem and land use to ensure biological productivity, preserve environmental quality, and promote plant and animal health. Thus, the objective of this study was to select soil quality indicators sensitive to different agricultural practices adopted in areas of agroecological systems in the Cerrado of Minas Gerais, Brazil. Soil samples were collected in the 0-20 cm layer, at the end of the dry season, in three different rural properties dedicated to an agroecological system (AS) located in the municipalities of Romaria and Uberlândia, Minas Gerais, Brazil. Ten soil samples were evaluated, five from areas with agroecological management and five from pasture areas as reference. Chemical attributes, microbiota population, microbial biomass carbon (MBC), soil basal respiration (SBR), and activity of beta-glucosidase, phosphatase, and arylsulfatase enzymes were evaluated. The variables basal respiration, betaglucosidase, pH, and bacterial and actinobacterial colonies were sensitive to different agroecological (AS) and pasture managements, so these variables can be used as indicators of soil quality. The mean values between the ratio of AS and pasture of these indicators were 1.69, 1.20, 3.57 and 2.44, respectively. Agroecological system areas showed a soil with better quality and, possibly, greater activity of its basic functions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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9. Agronomic potential, pest resistance, and fruit quality in BC1F3 dwarf round tomato populationss.
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Finzi, Rafael Resende, Mascarenhas Maciel, Gabriel, Silva Siquieroli, Ana Carolina, Soares de Oliveira, Camila, Miranda Peixoto, Joicy Vitória, and Alves Ribeiro, Ana Luisa
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FRUIT quality ,PESTS ,LYCOPENE ,FRUIT yield ,DIAMETER ,FRUIT ,TOMATOES - Abstract
Combining broad pest resistance, high yield, and nutritional quality of fruit in the same hybrid is a challenge for round tomato breeders. Thus, development of a dwarf round tomato line for obtaining hybrids may be an excellent alternative for achieving such objectives. The aim of this study was to evaluate the agronomic potential, fruit quality, and pest resistance of BC
1 F3 dwarf round tomato populations. We evaluated 13 treatments and 4 replications. Treatments consisted of 10 BC1 F3 dwarf populations originating from self-fertilization of dwarf populations selected in BC1F2, plus both parents (recurrent and donor) and a commercial hybrid. The traits evaluated were yield, number of fruit, mean weight, number of locules, shape, pulp thickness, longitudinal and transverse diameter of the fruit, precocity index, and soluble solids, ß-carotene, lycopene, and acylsugar content. The data were analyzed through the means test. In general, there was an increase of up to 1035% in average fruit weight of the dwarf populations in relation to the donor parent. In addition, some dwarf populations had fruit with 49% more lycopene compared to the commercial hybrid, as well as greater acylsugar content in the leaves (273%). The UFU-DW22 dwarf population stood out with good agronomic potential, higher lycopene content in the fruit, and high acylsugar content, which provides pest resistance. To continue this research, a second backcross is suggested in order to obtain lines and, posteriorly, hybrids with round fruits and compact plants, pest resistance and nutritional quality of fruit. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
- 2022
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10. DYNAMICS OF HERITABILITY IN DIFFERENT CHARACTERS OF LETTUCE.
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HENRIQUE GAMA DE OLIVEIRA, ALISSON, MASCARENHAS MACIEL, GABRIEL, SILVA SIQUIEROLI, ANA CAROLINA, QUEIROZ LUZ, JOSÉ MAGNO, and CLARETE DA SILVA, ERNANI
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HERITABILITY ,PHENOTYPES ,LETTUCE ,CHLOROPHYLL - Abstract
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- 2021
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11. Sementes crioulas: a independência e resistência dos agricultores familiares e assentados da reforma agrária.
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Silva Siquieroli, Ana Carolina, Carmo Martins, Marcos Paulo do, Porto Pena, Daniel Mundim, and Andrade Silva, Adriane de
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LAND reform , *INFORMATION sharing , *FAMILY farms , *ECONOMIC development , *PLANT gene banks - Abstract
Incubation Center for Popular Solidarity Enterprises (Cieps) has been developing actions aimed at family farming from an agroecological perspective. It is important to debate and disseminate knowledge about the respect of Landrace Seeds, such as those that can be used to increase the reach of family members and approved by land reform,in the context of the surrounding technological and business agriculture. Thus, this account showed the experience of a Conversation Circle which main objective was the socialization of knowledge and the exchange of experiences on Landrace seeds. The Conversation Circle took place during the V University Day in Defense of Land Reform, in 2019, at the Federal University of Uberlândia, State of Minas Gerais, Brazil. Some discussion points and reports from participants were presented, subdivided into the following themes: productive independence; genetic preservation and starting a seed bank. Bringing the theme Landrace Seeds to be discussed with family farmers and settlers from the land reform in times of consolidated dominance of technology packages recommended by the conventional market and often inaccessible to the producer, contributed to enable their activities and enable social economic development independently. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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12. Genetic variation, agronomic potential, and acylsugar content in Santa Cruz dwarf tomato after backcrossings.
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Alves Ribeiro, Ana Luisa, Mascarenhas Maciel, Gabriel, Silva Siquieroli, Ana Carolina, Medeiros Pereira, Lucas, Queiroga Silva, Nilo Cesar, Soares de Oliveira, Camila, and Garcia Pinto, Frederico
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YIELD stress , *GENETIC variation , *GERMPLASM , *METABOLOMICS , *GLYCINE , *TOMATOES - Abstract
Tomato cultivation is globally significant, demanding enhanced yields and biotic stress resilience for sustainability. Dwarf plant utilization in tomato genetic enhancement offers underexplored benefits. Yet, Santa Cruz dwarf tomato germplasm is unavailable. This study evaluated genetic dissimilarity, agronomic potential, and acylsugar content of Santa Cruz dwarf tomato plants across three successive backcrossings. Twelve advanced backcrossing populations (BC) and a commercial control (cv. Kada) were assessed, totaling 15 treatments. Agronomic traits and acylsugar content were measured, and analysis techniques were applied to assess genetic dissimilarity and backcrossing superiority. BC3 populations UFU-Sci#8, UFU-Sci#6, UFU-Sci#5, and UFU-Sci#1 excelled. Dwarf plants predominantly exhibited high leaflet acylsugar levels, suggesting potential for acquisition of hybrid with pest resistance. Notably, UFU MC TOM1 (dwarf plant) displayed significant glycine and L-serine presence, associated with various biotic stresses. These findings unveil the promising creation of dwarf Santa Cruz tomato hybrids with a broad spectrum of resistance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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13. Selection of BC1F3 populations of Santa Cruz type dwarf tomato plant by computational intelligence techniques.
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Araújo Gomes, Danilo, Mascarenhas Maciel, Gabriel, Silva Siquieroli, Ana Carolina, Soares de Oliveira, Camila, Resende Finzi, Rafael, and José Marques, Douglas
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SELF-organizing maps ,EXPERIMENTAL agriculture ,TOMATOES ,GREENHOUSE plants ,BLOCK designs ,PLANT populations ,COMPUTATIONAL intelligence - Abstract
The aim of this study was to estimate genetic divergence and select BC
1 F3 populations of dwarf tomato plant within the Santa Cruz segment by computational intelligence techniques. The experiment was conducted in a greenhouse in the Vegetable Crop Experimental Station of the Universidade Federal de Uberlândia (UFU), Monte Carmelo, MG, Brazil. A randomized block experimental design was used with 17 treatments and four replications. The genetic material evaluated comprised thirteen dwarf tomato plant populations obtained by a backcross and two self-fertilizations, plus both parents (recurrent and donor), and two commercial check varieties. The traits evaluated were mean fruit weight (MFW), soluble solids content (SSC), fruit diameter (FD), fruit length (FL), fruit shape (FS), pulp thickness (PT), number of locules (NL), distance between internodes, and acylsugar, β-carotene, and lycopene content. The data were analyzed by means testing, and genetic divergence was measured using Mahalanobis generalized distance by the unweighted pair group method with arithmetic mean (UPGMA) and through computational intelligence using Kohonen self-organizing maps (SOM). Genetic dissimilarity in relation to the donor parent could be confirmed through both methodologies. However, the SOM was able to detect differences and organize the similarities among the populations in a more consistent manner, resulting in a larger number of groups. In addition, the computational intelligence techniques allow the weight of each variable in formation of the groups to be ascertained. Among the BC1 F3 populations, UFU-SC#3 and UFU-SC#5 stood out for agronomic traits, and UFU-SC#10 and UFU-SC#11 stood out for quality parameters. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
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14. Image phenotyping of lettuce germplasm with genetically diverse carotenoid levels.
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Mascarenhas Maciel, Gabriel, de Araújo Gallis, Rodrigo Bezerra, Luís Barbosa, Ricardo, Medeiros Pereira, Lucas, Silva Siquieroli, Ana Carolina, and Miranda Peixoto, Joicy Vitória
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PLANT breeding ,LETTUCE ,GERMPLASM ,SOIL testing ,USEFUL plants ,NUTRITIONAL value ,PLANT-soil relationships - Abstract
Developing biofortified foods such as lettuce is a frequent goal of breeding programs. One obstacle to the success of these efforts is the high temporal and financial cost of determining leaf constituents. Image phenotyping has been increasingly used in crop breeding, but not in lettuce breeding. Until now, the use of image phenotyping to indirectly select carotenoid-rich lettuce inbred lines has not been reported. Therefore, the goal of this study was to use image phenotyping to select lettuce inbred lines with different carotenoid levels. Twenty-two inbred lettuce lines, resulting from the hybridization of the cultivars Pira 72 and Uberlândia 10000 and six successive selfings were evaluated. 'Grand Rapids', 'UFU-Biofort' and 'Uberlândia 10000' were used as controls. The following variables were evaluated: agronomic potential, apparent genetic diversity and image phenotyping. The data were submitted to the ANOVA F test (p = 0.05) and means compared by the Scott-Knott test (p = 0.05). Genetic divergence was represented by dendrograms constructed by UPGMA and the Tocher optimization method. The relative contribution of characters was assessed to identify the most relevant response variable. The genetic diversity of the evaluated germplasm bank was the greatest regarding soil plant analysis development (SPAD)/carotenoid values. Image phenotyping was successfully used to detect different levels of SPAD/carotenoid levels and could be a useful tool for plant breeding. The results of this study can be used to predict the nutritional values of the carotenoid content in lettuce leaves before commercialization. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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15. 'CIP BRS Nuti': A New Orange Flesh Sweetpotato Cultivar.
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Silveira Mello, Alexandre Furtado, Olegário da Silva, Giovani, da Silva, Juscimar, Samborski, Tarcísio, Carlos Ferreira, José, Viana de Carvalho, José Luiz, Regini Nuti, Marília, Silva Siquieroli, Ana Carolina, Brandão Braga, Marcos, Diaz Trujilo, Federico Celedonio, and Grüneberg, Wolfgang
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DIETARY carbohydrates , *HORTICULTURE , *FOOD supply , *SWEET potatoes , *HARVESTING time , *DIETARY proteins - Abstract
The article reports that number of registered sweet potato cultivars in Brazil is limited and they are mostly white-fleshed cultivars with Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food Supply. Topics include sweet potato Ipomoea batatas was developed by International Potato Center in Peru by controlled crossing between the elite orange flesh sweetpotato clone; and resistance to Meloidogyne incognita, Meloidogyne javanica and establishment of the crop in comparison with the Beauregard cultivar.
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- 2022
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