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dc.contributor.advisorMaldonado Camposano, Cristina Evangelina
dc.contributor.authorFranco Hidalgo, Anthony Alfredo
dc.date.accessioned2025-04-23T16:44:14Z
dc.date.available2025-04-23T16:44:14Z
dc.date.issued2025
dc.identifier.urihttp://dspace.utb.edu.ec/handle/49000/17854
dc.descriptionThis research evaluates the influence of different broadcast seeding densities on milling quality in the promising L-38 rice line and compares it with the commercial SFL-11 variety in Babahoyo, Ecuador. This study arose from the need to optimize agronomic practices that can improve the competitiveness of local rice, considering that planting densities can directly impact parameters such as milling yield, grain integrity, and physicochemical properties. A completely randomized design (CRD) was used, analyzing six planting densities (43 to 80 kg/ha) and using two cultivars (L-38 and SFL-11), measuring and comparing variables such as hull weight, brown rice, polishing, dustiness, white center, whiteness, amylose content, and protein. This study evaluated how planting densities can affect the milling quality of the L-38 and SFL-11 cultivars in the Babahoyo area.It was observed that the interaction between rice variety and planting density is important, especially in parameters such as the amount of seed dust and the presence of white centers in the grain. The L-38 variety demonstrated an optimal balance between quality and yield when planted at moderate densities, between 58 and 72 kilograms of seed per hectare. It was concluded that the L-38 variety surpasses SFL-11 in certain traits and equals it in others in quality, confirming findings previously made on improved rice lineses_ES
dc.descriptionThis research evaluates the influence of different broadcast seeding densities on milling quality in the promising L-38 rice line and compares it with the commercial SFL-11 variety in Babahoyo, Ecuador. This study arose from the need to optimize agronomic practices that can improve the competitiveness of local rice, considering that planting densities can directly impact parameters such as milling yield, grain integrity, and physicochemical properties. A completely randomized design (CRD) was used, analyzing six planting densities (43 to 80 kg/ha) and using two cultivars (L-38 and SFL-11), measuring and comparing variables such as hull weight, brown rice, polishing, dustiness, white center, whiteness, amylose content, and protein. This study evaluated how planting densities can affect the milling quality of the L-38 and SFL-11 cultivars in the Babahoyo area.It was observed that the interaction between rice variety and planting density is important, especially in parameters such as the amount of seed dust and the presence of white centers in the grain. The L-38 variety demonstrated an optimal balance between quality and yield when planted at moderate densities, between 58 and 72 kilograms of seed per hectare. It was concluded that the L-38 variety surpasses SFL-11 in certain traits and equals it in others in quality, confirming findings previously made on improved rice lineses_ES
dc.description.abstractEsta investigación evalúa la influencia que llegan a tener distintas densidades de siembra al voleo sobre la calidad molinera en la línea promisoria de arroz L-38 y a su vez es comparada con la variedad comercial SFL-11, en Babahoyo, Ecuador. Este estudio surgio por la necesidad de optimización de las prácticas agronómicas que puedan mejorar la competitividad del arroz local, considerando que las densidades de siembra pueden impactar directamente en parámetros como el rendimiento molinero, la integridad del grano y propiedades fisicoquímicas. Se utilizó un diseño experimental Diseño Completamente al Azar (DCA), en el que se analizaron seis densidades de siembra (43 a 80 kg/ha) y se utilizaron dos cultivares (L-38 y SFL-11), midiendo y comparando variables como peso de cáscara, arroz integral, pulido, polvillo, centro blanco, blancura, contenido de amilosa y proteínas. En este estudio se evaluó cómo las densidades de siembra pueden llegar a afectar en la calidad molinera de los cultivares L-38 y SFL-11, en la zona de Babahoyo. Se observó que la interacción entre la variedad de arroz y la densidad de siembra es importante, especialmente en parámetros como la cantidad de polvillo y la presencia de centro blanco en el grano. La variedad L-38 mostró un equilibrio óptimo entre calidad y rendimiento al sembrarse en densidades moderadas, entre 58 y 72 kilogramos de semilla por hectárea. Se llegó a la conclusión de que la variedad L-38 supera en ciertas características e iguala en otras a SFL-11 en calidad, confirmando hallazgos que se hicieron antes sobre líneas mejoradas de arroz.es_ES
dc.format.extent55 p.es_ES
dc.language.isoeses_ES
dc.publisherBABAHOYO: UTB, 2025es_ES
dc.rightsAttribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 United States*
dc.rights.urihttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/us/*
dc.subjectArrozes_ES
dc.subjectCultivareses_ES
dc.subjectMolineraes_ES
dc.subjectArrocilloes_ES
dc.titleInfluencia de distintas densidades de siembra al voleo sobre la calidad molinera en la línea promisora L-38 de arroz (Oryza sp)es_ES
dc.typebachelorThesises_ES


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