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Title A name given to the resource Effect of variety and cane yield on sugarcane potential trash Efecto de las variedades y su rendimiento cultural en la biomasa residual potencial Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Eduardo R. Romero, Jorge Scandaliaris, Patricia A. Digonzelli, Luis G. Alonso, Fernanda Leggio, Juan A. Giardina, Sergio D. Casen, M. Javier Tonatto, Juan Fernández de Ullivarri Description An account of the resource Low environmental impact production systems are a major concern in agroindustry and society, with food and sugarcane production being one of the areas where sustainability is a high priority. Green cane harvesting emerges as an important alternative for a cleaner production system, since it excludes the burning of residues, conserves soil and insolves the possibility of energy generation. An estimation of potential sugarcane available trash is very important in order to define management strategies. A research was carried out to determine the amount of dry trash available in cane fields before (SPT) and after green cane harvesting (SFT). Also, the relationship between SPT and SFT was studied in order to validate the precision of SPT as an SFT predictor using green cane combine harvesting for the main cultivated varieties in the sugarcane-growing area of Tucumán (LCP 85-384, TUCCP 77-42, CP 65-357 and RA 87-3). An increase in SPT was associated to cane yielding/ha, ranging from 6.9 to 16.0 t/ha of SPT for 32 to 104 t/ha of cane yielding. LCP 85-384 and CP 65-357 produced the highest amount of dry trash before harvest, while TUCCP 77-42 produced the least for similar cane yielding. Simultaneously the DT/CY ratio decreased with a mean value around 16% of cane yield and its use for estimating SPT was limited, as low coefficients of determination highlight. SPT appropriately predicted SFT under green cane combine harvesting conditions and the former one could be estimated using cane yielding/ha.La implementación de sistemas productivos con bajo impacto ambiental es una preocupación tanto para la agroindustria como para la sociedad, resultando la producción de azúcar una de las áreas donde la sustentabilidad es un objetivo prioritario y alcanzable. La cosecha en verde de la caña de azúcar aparece como una importante alternativa para conformar sistemas de producción más limpios, prescindiendo de la quema de material vegetal y residuos de cosecha, conservando el suelo y ofreciendo una posibilidad para la generación de energía. Una estimación del potencial de residuos disponible de la caña de azúcar cobra gran relevancia en el momento de definir estrategias de manejo. Se realizó un estudio para determinar la cantidad de biomasa residual disponible en los cañaverales en forma previa (SPT) y posterior (SFT) a la cosecha mecanizada en verde para las principales variedades cultivadas en la provincia de Tucumán (LCP 85-384, TUCCP 77-42, CP 65-357 y RA 87-3). Además, se estudió la relación entre SPT y SFT a fin de validar la precisión de SPT como predictor de SFT en el caso de la cosecha integral en verde. El incremento del SPT estuvo asociado al mayor rendimiento cultural/ha, registrándose valores del 6,9 a 16,0 t/ha de biomasa residual para rendimientos culturales de 32 a 104 t/ha. LCP 85-384 y CP 65-357 produjeron el mayor SPT, mientras que TUCCP 77-42 generó la menor cantidad para niveles similares de rendimiento cultural. La relación SPT/CY disminuyó y el promedio general fue del 16% del rendimiento cultural, aunque su uso para estimar SPT fue limitado, como señalan los bajos coeficientes de determinación. SPT predijo adecuadamente SFT para el caso de la cosecha integral en verde, y el primero puede ser estimado adecuadamente empleando el rendimiento cultural/ha. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2009 Subject The topic of the resource Biomasa residual seca, Caña verde, Dry trash, Producción de caña, combine harvesting, cosecha mecanizada, green cane, sugar cane production Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Revista Industrial y Agrícola de Tucumán Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Leonardo Daniel Ploper Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Agriculture, Agricultural industries Relation A related resource <a href="http://www.scielo.org.ar/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&amp;pid=S1851-30182009000100002" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">http://www.scielo.org.ar/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&amp;pid=S1851-30182009000100002</a>