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Coffea arabica, an allotetraploid hybrid of Coffea eugenioides and Coffea canephora, is the source of approximately 60% of coffee products worldwide, and its cultivated accessions have undergone sever... ...

Repository: BDPA     Publication year: 2024

Resumen. El déficit hídrico tiene un impacto negativo en el crecimiento y desarrollo de las plantas a través de alteraciones morfo-fisiológicas. Esta investigación se centró en la dinámica de los rasg... ...

Repository: BDPA     Publication year: 2019

O estudo das relações hídricas para a cultura do cafeeiro é de suma importância, principalmente em regiões produtoras onde se utiliza o sistema de manejo irrigado com suspensão da irrigação por períod... ...

Repository: BDPA     Publication year: 2018

Coffea canephora, (Robusta), provides 33% of worldwide coffee production, 80% and 22% of Ugandan and Brazilian coffee production, respectively. Abiotic stress such as temperature variations or drought... ...

Repository: BDPA     Publication year: 2017

World coffee production is higly affected by climate changes due to the occurrence of severe droughts and high temperatures resulting in low flow er viability, fruit development and yield. Faster bree... ...

Repository: BDPA     Publication year: 2017

Coffee is one of the most heavily globally traded commodities and its production is based on Coffea arabica and Coffea canephora and Brazil being the world's largest coffee producer. It is believed th... ...

Repository: BDPA     Publication year: 2017

A produção mundial de café é altamente afetada pelas mudanças climáticas, consequentemente, obter plantas adaptadas a este cenário de clima alterado torna-se muito importante. Com os recentes avanços... ...

Repository: BDPA     Publication year: 2017

Despite the importance of the DREB1D gene (also known as CBF4) in plant responses to water deficit and cold stress, studies analysing its regulation by transgenic approaches are lacking. In the curren... ...

Repository: BDPA     Publication year: 2017

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