THE CAPACITY OF ADAPTATION OF THE CORN HYBRIDS CULTIVED IN THE S.C.D.A. SIMNIC-CRAIOVA AREA
Abstract
The adaptation capacity of the corn hybrids can be a fair criteria of zoning them. Because of this reason, in the present work follows the adaptation capacity of a set of 10 Romanian hybrids cultivated in the SCDA Simnic area and in the climatic conditions of the years 2004, 2005, 2006. In the year 2004 we confronted with a severe drought type characterized by a deficit in rainfalls during the whole period of vegetation of the corn, and in 2006, with another type of drought, less severe, characterized by a deficit in rainfalls only in the first part of the vegetation period. In these conditions, the hybrids HSF616-02 and Brates proved that they have the best capacity of adaptation. From the agronomics point of vie the F376 and F322 hybrids were remarked.Authors who publish with this journal agree to the following terms:
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