Comportamiento de tres procedencias de Gmelina arborea a los tres años de edad en Sierra del Rosario, Cuba
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Con el objetivo de estudiar la adaptación de diferentes procedencias de Gmelina arborea a las condiciones de Sierra del Rosario, se representaron en el campo tres procedencias: Kao Yai (Tailandia), Camaguey (Cuba) y Topes de Collantes (Cuba), con un diseño estadístico de bloques al azar con tres repeticiones. El sitio de ensayo fue en las terrazas de plataforma constante de Sierra del Rosario con temperaturas máxima y mínima de 35,2 y 4,5o C respectivamente; régimen de precipitación de 2 032,5 mm anual y suelo Pardo Tropical profundo. Los parámetros evaluados fueron la altura total, d1,30 y características fenotípicas. Se realizó ANOVA, sin que se encontraran diferencias significativas al 5% pero existió correlación significativa entre altura y diámetro. En general, las tres procedencias presentan buenas perspectivas de adaptación en las condiciones de Sierra del Rosario, fundamentados en el crecimiento en altura y diámetro en el período evaluado.
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