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Brazil
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linhas
exceção dos locais 22 e 30, onde foram utilizadas cinco e seis repetições,
respectivamente. Cada repetição foi constituída de parcelas com, no mínimo, seis
linhas de cinco metros.
As aplicações foram iniciadas no estádio R1/R2 (florescimento/ florescimento pleno)
ou no período vegetativo, quando observados sintomas nessa fase. O número de
aplicações variou entre locais, sendo em 19 ensaios realizadas duas aplicações
(61%), em nove ensaios realizadas três aplicações (29%) e em três ensaios
realizadas quatro aplicações (10%). O intervalo entre a primeira e a segunda
aplicação variou de 12 a 29 dias, com média de 19 dias de intervalo. Quando
foram realizadas três aplicações, o intervalo entre a segunda e a terceira aplicação
variou de 12 a 20 dias, com média de 15
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