C. M. Cardozo, Gerardo Cayón Salinas, Gustavo Adolfo Ligarreto Moreno
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Abstract
The distribution of dry matter in the bunch and chemical attributes of the fruit were evaluated in 12 cultivars of plantain and banana from the Musaceae Colombian Collection (CCM) and the similarities among the clusters were determined by a statistical analysis of main components and conglomerates The variables percentages of matter in pulp, percentages of matter in nuts, percentages of fresh pulp, starch content, K, Ca, Cu, Mn, total sugars, ash, Fe, Zn, and Cu represented the greatest differentiation of the cultivars. Cultivars Orishelle (group 1) and FHIA-1 (group 2) had the highest levels of the minerals vFe and Zn; Orishelle, is an important source of minerals for human nutrition in general given its high content of Fe (51.7 ppm), which is above the overall average of the other cultivars evaluated (29.1 ppm), whereas higher levels of total sugars were found in the hybrid FHIA-21 (group 2) and cultivar Gross Michel coco (subgroup 3B). With a value of 83 % for the material, Pisang Mas (subgroup 3B), followed by Africa 1 (subgroup 3A) with 82.6 % and Gross Michel coco with 82.1 %, showed the highest percentages of matter in pulp with respect to the total per bunch. The cultivars Cachaco (group 2) and Dominico (subgroup 3A) had the highest percentages of fresh nuts per cluster.
期刊介绍:
The journal Ciencia y Tecnología Agropecuaria (Science and Agricultural Technology) is a four-monthly scientific publication edited since October 1996 by the Corporación Colombiana de Investigación Agropecuaria - Agrosavia. The journal publishes articles on diverse thematic areas typical of the agricultural sector (multidisciplinary), written in Spanish or English, especially from Latin American and Caribbean researchers. The contributions that apply for the journal must be original and unpublished. The articles are reviewed by national and international peers (peer review). The journal is non-commercial and open access, this means that it doesn’t charge for the reception and/or publication of articles in both, its printed and digital version. The journal is aimed at the scientific community of the agricultural sector in Latin America and the Caribbean.