英文摘要 |
A new banana cultivar 'Grande Naine' was introduced to Taiwan during 1974 in comparison with 'Pei-Chaio' cultivar on its agronomic performance. The latter is one of main cultivars growing in Taiwan. The mean height at shooting stage of Grande Naine (239.9 cm) during the first crop year was 13.7% shorter than that of Pei-Chiao (277.8 cm). The mean Teaf ratios were 2.14 and 2.19 for Grande Naine and Pei-Chiao respectively, and the ratios were mainly distributed at 2.01-2.10 and 2.16-2.20 for Grande Naine and Pei-Chiao respectively. The days from planting to shooting for Grande Naine (182.2 days) was 8.7 days earlier than that of Pei-Chiao (190.9 days). On the harvest, Grande Naine was 11.3 days earlier than that of Pei-Chaio. The number of hands per bunch was no difference between these two cultivars, while the fingers and weight per bunch for Pei-Chiao were 3.7 fingers more and 1.8 kg heavier than those of Grande Naine, but showed non-signficantly different to each other. The length of pedicel and finger for Grande Naine were shorter than that of Pei-Chiao. The percentage of over weighted (4.5 kg) and irregular hand for Grande Naine were less than that of Pei-Chiao. The water content of green and ripening banana fruits for Pei-Chiao was slighly higher than that of Grande Naine, but the Brix scale and shelf life were non-significantly different between these two cultivars. Further, both cultivars were susceptible to Panama disease caused by race 4 of Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cubensc. |