Evaluación de híbridos de pepino sometido a dos densidades de siembra

Abstract

The study focuses on analyzing the effect of different treatments on the yield of cucumber fruit quantity and quality. The importance lies in understanding how different farming methods can influence crop yield and quality, which has direct implications on productivity. The research was conducted using a Completely Randomized Block Design (CFBD), six agricultural treatments in a specific agricultural context. Statistical tests were used to analyze the data and patterns of harvesting behavior and cucumber characteristics were examined in detail for each treatment throughout the growing season. The results revealed a significant effect between treatments and harvest on the variables evaluated, indicating that the model as a whole is highly significant. In addition, considerable variability in crop yield by treatment and harvest was observed, as well as significant differences in cucumber size and quality among treatments throughout the harvest cycle. These findings highlight the importance of properly selecting agricultural treatments and understanding how they interact with harvest conditions to maximize crop yield and quality.