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Biomass, grain and energy yield in Cynara cardunculus L. as affected by fertilization, genotype and harvest time (Articolo in rivista)
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Ierna A; Mauro R.; Mauromicale G. (2012)
Biomass, grain and energy yield in Cynara cardunculus L. as affected by fertilization, genotype and harvest time
in Biomass & bioenergy; Elsevier Ltd, Oxford (Regno Unito)
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- Biomass, grain and energy yield in Cynara cardunculus L. as affected by fertilization, genotype and harvest time (literal)
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- A three-year experiment was conducted in Sicily (South Italy) aimed at evaluating the
effects of three fertilization levels (low, medium and high) and two harvest times (flowering
vs. achenes ripening) on aboveground biomass, grain and energy yield of five Cynara
cardunculus genotypes (three cultivated cardoons, one wild cardoon accession and one
globe artichoke line). The cultivated cardoons showed the highest aboveground dry
biomass yield (on average 26 t ha?1 y?1), grain yield (on average 1.2 t ha?1 y?1) and energy
yield (on average 450 GJ ha?1 y?1). Among these, 'Bianco avorio' and 'Gigante di Lucca' were
able to maximize their biomass and energetic response under medium fertilization level,
and improved, also, their performances along the three-year experiment. The shift in
harvest time from flowering to achenes ripening decreased the aboveground biomass yield
(grain excepted) (on average, from 21.1 to 19.0 t ha?1 y?1), but without significant effects on
energy yield, as a consequence of the energy obtained from grains. The results show that
combining an adequate choice of genotype and agronomical technique can make C. cardunculus
a very competitive and sustainable energy crop in Mediterranean environment.
Agronomical and breeding innovations are needed to further improve and stabilize crop
performances and its agro-ecological sustainability. (literal)
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