Contributions to Sucrier (current version)

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Sucrier</h1>
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<span style="font-size:14px;"><strong>Cultivar at a glance</strong> </span></div>
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<strong>Ploidy level: </strong>AA</div>
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<strong>Genome group:</strong></div>
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<strong>Sub-group:</strong></div>
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<strong>Status:</strong></div>
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<strong>ITC code:</strong></div>
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Intro text</p>
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<strong>Contents</strong></p>
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Local names</h2>
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Figue sucrée (West Indies), Pisang Mas (Indonesia, Malaysia), Kluai Khai (Thailand), Amas (Philippines), Lady’s Finger (Hawaii), Orito (Ecuador).</p>
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History of cultivation and current distribution</h2>
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Morphological characteristics</h2>
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Agronomic characteristics</h2>
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Days from planting to flowering:</p>
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Days from flowering to harvest:</p>
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Days from planting to harvest:</p>
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Height at shooting (cm):</p>
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Height at harvest (cm):</p>
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Girth at shooting (cm):</p>
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Functional leaves at shooting:</p>
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Total leaves at shooting:</p>
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Mean bunch weight (kg):</p>
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Number of hands:</p>
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Total number of fruits:</p>
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Number of fruits on second hand:</p>
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Finger length (cm):</p>
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Finger girth (cm):</p>
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Finger weight (g):</p>
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Yield (t/ha):</p>
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Reaction to diseases and pests</h2>
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Fungal diseases</h3>
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Fusarium wilt (<em>Fusarium oxysporum </em>f. sp. <em>cubense</em>)</h4>
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Black leaf streak (<em>Mycosphaerella fijiensis</em>)</h4>
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Sigatoka leaf spot (<em>Mycosphaerella musicola</em>)</h4>
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Eumusae leaf spot (<em>Mycosphaerella eumusae</em>)</h4>
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Bacterial diseases</h3>
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Xanthomonas wilt (<em>Xanthomonas campestris</em> pv.<em> musacearum</em>)</h4>
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Moko bacteria wilt / Bugtok (<em>Ralstonia solanacearum</em>)</h4>
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Blood bacterial wilt (Blood wilt bacterium)</h4>
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Viral diseases</h3>
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Bunchy top (<em>Banana bunchy top virus</em>)</h4>
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Nematodes</h3>
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Burrowing nematode (<em>Radopholus similis</em>)</h4>
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Lesion nematode (<em>Pratylenchus </em>spp.)</h4>
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Root-knot nematode (<em>Meloidogyne </em>spp.)</h4>
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Spiral nematode (<em>Helicotylenchus multicinctus</em>)</h4>
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Weevils</h3>
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Banana stem weevil (<em>Odoiporus longicollis</em>)</h4>
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Banana weevil (<em>Cosmopolites sordidus</em>)</h4>
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Reaction to abiotic stress</h2>
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Drought</h3>
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Recommendations for cultivation, harvest, post-harvest</h2>
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Altitude</p>
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Rainfall</p>
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Temperature</p>
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Soil</p>
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Planting density</p>
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Fertilizer inputs</p>
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Pesticide inputs</p>
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Management advice</p>
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Uses</h2>
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Nutritional value</h2>
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References</h2>