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1 Fall Pepper Evaluation Submitted by Monica Ozores-Hampton, Gene McAvoy, Chris Miller and Richard Raid University of Florida/SWFREC Palm Beach, FL February 6, 2015
2 Table 1. Summary of cultural practices used for variety trial of pepper grown with seepage irrigation in Palm Beach, FL during Fall Experimental design RCBD (4 replications) Plot size 26 plants (13 plants/row) Harvest size 26 plants (13 plants/row) Total area 225 ft x 4 reps = 900 ft/0.12 acres Planting date 07 Oct Fumigation Telone (4 gal/acre), Chloropicrin (135 lb/acre), K-Pam (30 gal/acre) Linear ft per acre 7,260 Bed spacing (center to center) 6 ft Bed height 9 inches Bed width 40 inches Plant population 19,360 plants Distance between plants 9 inches No. of rows 2 Distance between rows 18 inches Row run South- North Harvest date 1 st 18 Dec nd 15 Jan Planting to 2 nd harvest 15 weeks 2
3 Table 2. Sources of pepper seeds Company Bacterial leaf spot resistance Abay Enza Zaden 1,2,3,4,5 Aristotle Seminis 1,2,3 Bastille (SYN 1) Syngenta Rogers 1,2,3,4,5,7,8,9 Bayonet Syngenta Rogers 1,2,3,4,5,7,8,9, TSW Blitz (SPP 7039) Sakata 1,2,3,4,5,7,8,9, TMV Dashen Enza Zaden 1,2,3,4,5, TSW Gridiron (SPP 9048) Sakata 1,2,3,4,5,7,8,9, TMV Islamorada Seedway 1,2,3,4,5 Pepper #1 Clifton Seed 1,2,3,4,5 Rampart (SYN 9) Syngenta Rogers 1,2,3,4,5,7,8,9 Seedway 48 Seedway 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 Seedway 6530 Seedway 1,2,3,4,5 Touchdown (SPP 6001) Sakata 1,2,3,4,5,7,8,9, TMV XPP 1718 Sakata 1,2,3,4,5,7,8, TMV 0972 Seminis 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10, TSW 3255 Seminis 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9, Seminis 1,2,3,4,5,7,8, Seedway 1,2,3,4, Seminis 1,2,3,4,5,7,8, Seminis 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 Xcv 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 - Bacterial leaf spot ( Xanthomonas campestris pv. Vesicatoria); TMV - Tobacco mosaic virus; TSW - Tomato spotted wilt. Table 3. Summary of mean, minimum (Min.) and maximum (Max.) temperature and total rainfall in Palm Beach, FL during Fall Period Temperature (ºF) Total rainfall Average Min. Max. (inch) October 73.3 z November December January Average/Total z Weather data obtained from Florida Automated Weather Network (FAWN) from University of Florida/Institute of Food and Agriculture Science, Everglades Florida Research and Education Center, Belle Glade, FL. 3
4 Yield (28-lb bu/acre) 1,400 1,200 1, Super-Jumbo Jumbo X-Large Large Medium Unmarketable Figure 1. First harvest marketable and unmarketable yield categories for selected pepper varieties grown in Palm Beach, FL during Fall
5 Table 4. First harvest marketable and unmarketable yield categories for selected pepper varieties grown in Palm Beach, FL during Fall Super-Jumbo Jumbo X-Large Large Medium Unmarketable Total marketable Yield (28-lb bu/acre) Abay 304efghi z 294abcd 131cde cd Aristotle 460abcdef 269abcd 165bcde bcd Bastille 284fghi 194abcd 38e ef Bayonet 63j 342abc 40e f Blitz 424bcdefgh 384a 150cde ,044b Dashen 311defghi 228abcd 165bcde de Gridiron 525abcd 336abc 42e bcd Islamorada 342cdefghi 376ab 103de bcd Pepper #1 236ghij 244abcd 40e ef Rampart 504abcde 231abcd 88e bcd Seedway abcdef 283abcd 63e bcd Seedway ij 369ab 300a bc Touchdown 573ab 138d 248abc bc XPP abcdef 269abcd 239abcd bc bcdefgh 344abc 96e bcd abcde 188bcd 145cde bcd hij 156cd 42e f abc 243abcd 156bcde bc abcdef 382ab 70e bcd a 314abcd 288ab ,303a P-value Significance *** * *** NS NS NS *** z Within columns, means followed by different letters are significantly different according to Duncan s Multiple Range Test at 5%. NS, *, *** Non-significant or significant at P 0.05 or 0.001, respectively. 5
6 Yield (28-lb bu/acre) 1,800 1,600 1,400 1,200 1, Super-Jumbo Jumbo X-Large Large Medium Small Unmarketable Figure 2. Second harvest marketable and unmarketable yield categories for selected pepper varieties grown in Palm Beach, FL during Fall
7 Table 5. Second harvest marketable and unmarketable yield categories for selected pepper varieties grown in Palm Beach, FL during Fall Total Super-Jumbo Jumbo X-Large Large Medium Small Unmarketable marketable Yield (28-lb bu/acre) Abay 118cdef z 332defg 279abcd 209 7d hi Aristotle 224abc 221g 233abcd abcd ,172efgh Bastille 279ab 497abcdef 211bcd cd ,361bcde Bayonet 93cdef 625abc 412abc ab ,672a Blitz 96cdef 369cdefg 176d bcd ,122efgh Dashen 126cdef 482abcdef 371abcd bcd ,333cde Gridiron 43ef 241fg 462a bcd ,232defg Islamorada 100cdef 372cdefg 279abcd bcd ,218defg Pepper #1 85def 369cdefg 273abcd a ,223defg Rampart 204abcd 681a 279abcd abc ,566ab Seedway 48 17f 249fg 430ab cd ,062ghi Seedway a 399bcdefg 299abcd cd ,230defg Touchdown 30f 267fg 292abcd abc ,074fghi XPP f 421bcdefg 160d bcd ,080fghi cdef 585abcd 176d bcd ,180efgh cdef 494abcdef 376abcd abc ,431bcd bcdef 533abcde 156d abc ,315cdef bcde 652ab 281abcd bcd ,498abc def 312efg 183cd cd i ef 544abcde 309abcd bcd ,288cdefg P-value Significance *** *** * NS ** NS NS *** z Within columns, means followed by different letters are significantly different according to Duncan s Multiple Range Test at 5%. NS, *, **, *** Non-significant or significant at P 0.05, 0.01, or 0.001, respectively. 7
8 Yield (28-lb bu/acre) 2,800 2,400 2,000 1,600 Super-Jumbo Jumbo X-Large Large Medium Small Unmarketable 1, Figure 3. Total harvest marketable and unmarketable yield categories for selected pepper varieties grown in Palm Beach, FL during Fall
9 Table 6. Total harvest marketable and unmarketable yield categories for selected pepper varieties grown in Palm Beach, FL during Fall Super- Jumbo Jumbo X-Large Large Medium Small Unmarketable Total marketable Yield (28-lb bu/acre) Abay 422bcd z 627bcdef 411abcde 263 7e 22 70abcd 1,750g Aristotle 685ab 490ef 397abcde bcde 0 116ab 2,126bcdefg Bastille 563abcd 691abcdef 249de de 0 47cd 1,881defg Bayonet 156e 967a 452abcde ab 0 78abcd 2,141bcdef Blitz 520abcd 753abcde 326bcde bcde 0 40cd 2,166bcd Dashen 437bcd 710abcde 535ab bcde 0 24d 2,039cdefg Gridiron 568abcd 577def 504abcd bcde 0 48cd 2,147bcde Islamorada 442bcd 748abcde 382abcde bcde 0 58bcd 2,124bcdefg Pepper #1 321de 613cdef 312bcde a 0 45cd 1,755fg Rampart 708a 912ab 367abcde abcd ,402abc Seedway abcd 532ef 494abcd cde 0 57bcd 1,920defg Seedway abcd 768abcde 599a cde 0 51bcd 2,189bcd Touchdown 603abc 405f 540ab abcd 0 48cd 2,073cdefg XPP abcd 690abcdef 399abcde bcde 0 106abc 2,058cdefg abcd 929a 273cde bcde 0 88abcd 2,095cdefg abc 682abcdef 521abc abc 0 43cd 2,316abc cde 689abcdef 197e abcd 0 126a 1,767efg a 894abc 437abcde bcde 0 75abcd 2,483ab abcd 695abcdef 253de cde 0 68abcd 1,823defg a 858abcd 597a bcde 0 76abcd 2,591a P-value Significance *** *** ** NS ** NS * *** z Within columns, means followed by different letters are significantly different according to Duncan s Multiple Range Test at 5%. NS, *, **, *** Non-significant or significant at P 0.05, 0.01, or 0.001, respectively. 9
10 Table 7. Quality categories for selected peppers varieties grown in Palm Beach, FL during Fall Lobules Length Width Ratio Thickness (number) (inches) (inches) Abay 3.8ab z 3.64bcde 3.47de 1.06abcd 0.26abcdef Aristotle 3.5b 3.78ab 3.55abcde 1.07abc 0.28ab Bastille 3.9ab 3.40e 3.65abcd 0.93f 0.25cdefg Bayonet 4.2a 3.97a 3.54bcde 1.13a 0.29a Blitz 3.8ab 3.51cde 3.57abcde 0.98cdef 0.26abcde Dashen 3.7ab 3.74abc 3.62abcd 1.03bcde 0.27ab Gridiron 3.9b 3.66ab 3.54ab 1.04bcde 0.26ab Islamorada 3.5ab 3.80bcd 3.68bcde 1.03bcde 0.28abcde Pepper #1 3.8ab 3.60bcde 3.54bcde 1.02bcde 0.26bcdef Rampart 3.9ab 3.77ab 3.70ab 1.02bcde 0.24defg Seedway a 3.64bcde 3.49cde 1.04abcd 0.24defg Seedway ab 3.78ab 3.54bcde 1.07abc 0.26bcdef Touchdown 3.8ab 3.67bcd 3.42e 1.08ab 0.26bcdef XPP ab 3.51cde 3.59abcde 0.98cdef 0.27abcd ab 3.48cde 3.55abcd 0.98def 0.26g de 3.63abcde 0.97cdef 0.22bcdef bcd 3.60abcd 1.03bcde 0.22g ab 3.66bcd 3.61abcd 1.02bcdef 0.25bcdef ab 3.47de 3.67abc 0.95ef 0.24efg ab 3.47de 3.73a 0.93f 0.24fg P-value Significance NS *** ** *** *** z Within columns, means followed by different letters are significantly different according to Duncan s Multiple Range Test at 5%. NS, *, **, *** Non-significant or significant at P 0.05, 0.01, or 0.001, respectively. 10
11 Table 8. Cracking and bruising evaluation for selected peppers varieties grown in Palm Beach, FL. during Fall Bruising Cracking (1 day after harvest) (5 days after harvest) Height (inches) (Rating 1-5) y Abay Aristotle Bastille Bayonet Blitz Dashen Gridiron Islamorada Pepper # Rampart Seedway Seedway Touchdown XPP P-value Significance NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS z 1= none, 2 = slight, 3 = moderate, 4 = moderately severe, 5 = severe. y Within columns, means followed by different letters are significantly different according to Duncan s multiple range test at 5%. NS, Non-significant at P
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