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100 _aKOUAKOU, N'Guessan Kan Pulcherie
100 _aDIARRASSOUBA, Moussa
100 _aESSEHI, Jean Lopez
100 _aOBOUAYEBA, Samuel
110 _aCentre National de Recherche Agronomique
110 _bCote d'Ivoire
245 _aEffect of early upward tapping on rubber productivity of clone PB 260 of the high metebolic activity class
260 _bJournal of Experimental Agriculture International
260 _cAvr 2022
302 _ap. 25-35
362 _a2022
388 _a20-04-2023
520 _aIn order to evaluate the effect of early upward tapping on rubber productivity of rubber trees and to determine its proportion relative to downward tapping, a study was conducted at SAPH Divo on the PB 260 clone of the fast metabolic activity class. The experimental set-up was a Fisher block with seven treatments and three replications. Tapping was carried out in d3 with 6 stimulations. Three upward tapping times at 6, 7 and 8 years, each coupled with two concentrations of the stimulating paste 2.5 and 5% of Ethephon and a downwardly tapped control stimulated with 5% of Ethephon were tested. The data collected were for rubber production, isodiametric growth, tapping panel dryness susceptibility and tree physiological profile. The results showed that the different treatments tapped in upward at 6, 7 and 8 years of age significantly improved the productivity of the PB 260 clone relative to the control by downward for nine years. All treatments combined, productivity (4723 kg.ha-1.yr-1) and radial vegetative growth (3.8 cm.yr-1) were good. The gain in rubber productivity of the early upward tapping compared to the downward tapping was 42%. The tapping panel dryness rate was low at 2.6% and the physiological profile of the trees was well balanced. Our results suggest that PB 260, and therefore metabolically active clones, can be tapped in early upward tapping, especially at 6 years of age.
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650 _gHevea brasiliensis Muell Arg
650 _gProduction
650 _gClone
650 _gPlant
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856 _uhttps://journaljeai.com/index.php/JEAI/article/view/1945/3896
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