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Author : Mamet, L.D.; Galwey, N.W.
Title : A relationship between stalk elongation and earliness of ripening in sugarcane
Year of publication : 1999
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Citation : Mamet, L.D.; Galwey, N.W.; A relationship between stalk elongation and earliness of ripening in sugarcane; 1999
Abstract : This study demonstrates a realationship between earliness of ripening and stalk elongation which could be useful in a sugarcane selection programme. Sixty-four sugarcane genotypes with contrasting ripening behaviour were grown in a quadruple-lattice design and ordinary logistic curves were shown to give the best fit between stalk height and time. Genotypes with early high sucrose contents gave logistic curves with earlier inflection points and steeper slopes at the point of inflection. The inflection point was shown to be a reliable indicator of time of ripening and it was suggested that stalk height per se could be condsidered as a selection criterion for earliness of ripening in sugarcane.
Source : Expl Agric.; 35(3): 283-291
Author : Gungoosingh, A.; Autrey, L. J. C.; Saumtally, S.
Title : Characterization of osmophilic yeasts from sugars
Year of publication : 1998
Keywords : OSMOPHILIC YEASTS; SUGAR CONTAMINATION; CHARACTERIZATION; ;
Citation : Gungoosingh, A.; Autrey, L. J. C.; Saumtally, S.; Characterization of osmophilic yeasts from sugars; 1998
Source : University of Mauritius Res. J.: Sci.Technol.; 2 : 9-22
Author : Ng Kee Kwong, K.F.; Umrit, G.; Nowbotsing, M.; Gopaul, A.K.
Title : Ground and surface water contamination by herbicide residues used in sugar cane fields in Mauritius
Year of publication : 1999
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Citation : Ng Kee Kwong, K.F.; Umrit, G.; Nowbotsing, M.; Gopaul, A.K.; Ground and surface water contamination by herbicide residues used in sugar cane fields in Mauritius; 1999
Abstract : Residues of the nine herbicides, namely atrazine, diuron, hexazinone, 2,4-D, linuron, ioxynil, paraquat, oxyfluorfen and picloram, which are all used in weed control in sugarcane (Saccharum hybrid sp.) agriculture were monitored at fornightly intervals du
Source : Sug.Cane; 3: 14-18
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Title : 8èmes édition des journées portes ouvertes au MSIRI
Year of publication : 1999
Keywords : MSIRI; COMMUNICATION; EXTENSION; MAURITIUS;
Citation : ; 8èmes édition des journées portes ouvertes au MSIRI; 1999
Location : LIB
Source : PROSI Mag.; (366): 30-31
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Title : The 1999 Sugar Technology Day
Year of publication : 1999
Keywords : CANE SUGAR; TECHNOLOGY; PROCESSING; ENGINEERING; WATER USE; EXTRACTION; ENERGY; BAGASSE; POLLUTION; MAURITIUS;
Citation : ; The 1999 Sugar Technology Day; 1999
Location : LIB
Source : PROSI Mag.; (366): 30-31
Author : Ismael, F. M.; Govinden, N.
Title : Performance of newly-released groundnut varieties Sylvia and Venus
Year of publication : 1998
Keywords : SUGARCANE; INTERCROPPING; YIELD STABILITY; CONSUMER ACCEPTABILITY; SALTED NUTS; GROUNDNUTS; VARIETIES; MAURITIUS;
Citation : Ismael, F. M.; Govinden, N.; Performance of newly-released groundnut varieties Sylvia and Venus; 1998
Abstract : The groundnut varieties, Venus and Sylvia originte from the International Crops Reseearch Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT). Teir performance was assessed in twenty-five trials planted from 1995 to 1997 in the first and second seasons, in pure
Source : Revue agric. sucr. Ile Maurice 77(2/3): 1-7;
Author : Wong Sak Hoi, L.; Autrey, L. J. C.
Title : Deterioration in cane quality and its impact on factory performance
Year of publication : 1998
Keywords : SUGARCANE; QUALITY; EXTRANEOUS MATTER; PROCESSING; SUCROSE LOSS; SUGARCANE BYPRODUCTS; MAURITIUS;
Citation : Wong Sak Hoi, L.; Autrey, L. J. C.; Deterioration in cane quality and its impact on factory performance; 1998
Abstract : The trends in cane quality in Mauritius from 1960 to 1996 are examined using data from one sugar estate which has the cleanest cane and practises cane trashing before harvesting, and two factories having a high level of extraneous matter with the cane. Th
Source : Revue agric. sucr. Ile Maurice 77(2/3):8-19;
Author : Payandi Pillay, K.; Travailleur, C.; Ferré, P.; Gooljar, A.; Gauthier, J.
Title : Strategies for promoting new sugar cane varieties
Year of publication : 1998
Keywords : SUGARCANE; VARIETIES; COMMUNICATION; INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY; EXTENSION; SIRITELL; GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS; MAURITIUS;
Citation : Payandi Pillay, K.; Travailleur, C.; Ferré, P.; Gooljar, A.; Gauthier, J.; Strategies for promoting new sugar cane varieties; 1998
Abstract : The main objectives of the Mauritian sugar industry is to maintain the sugar production levels through reduced production costs. One way of increasing productivity is to adopt higher yielding sugar cane varieties. The role of extension in this sphere is b
Source : Revue agric. sucr. Ile Maurice 77(2/3):35-41;
Author : Wong Sak Hoi, L.
Title : A review of the 1998 milling season
Year of publication : 1998
Keywords : SUGARCANE; QUALITY; PROCESSING; MILLING; CLARIFICATION; ENERGY; CANESUGAR; QUALITY; MAURITIUS;
Citation : Wong Sak Hoi, L.; A review of the 1998 milling season; 1998
Abstract : This review covers the performance of the sixteen sugar factories which operated in Mauritius in 1998 season. The aspects examined include length of the season, cane quality, milling and boiling house performance, sugar production, sugar quality and energy production. All data have been calculated from figures supplied by the sugar factories.
Source : Revue agric. sucr. Ile Maurice 77(2 / 3):50-58;
Author : Seeruttun, S.; Barbe, C.; McIntyre, G.
Title : Le paillis complet dans la canne à sucre en zone à forte pluviosité
Year of publication : 1998
Keywords : SUGARCANE; SUGARCANE TRASH; TRASH BLANKETING; CULTIVATION PRACTICES; PRODUCTIVITY; RAIN; SOIL TEMPERATURE; WEED CONTROL; MAURITIUS;
Citation : Seeruttun, S.; Barbe, C.; McIntyre, G.; Le paillis complet dans la canne à sucre en zone à forte pluviosité; 1998
Abstract : Greencane trash blanketing was recommended in 1992 in the subhumid areas where a better soil conservation increased cane yields. This new practice requires less labour to spread trash evenly in fields harvested manually and uses less herbicide treatments
Source : Revue agric. sucr. Ile Maurice 77(2/3):42-49;