Study of different methods of estimating cold hours and their comparison with the actual computation of the same obtained in Cordoba

Using the proposed method the hours of cold effective for particular months and years can be estimated, which allows a correct description (definition) of the agro-climatic conditions during the hours of cold in a particular region. To ensure good fruit production both in quality and quantity as wel...

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Autores principales: Rodríguez, A. R., Edreira, Graciela E., Blanch de Bongiovanni, Nidia
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spelling I10-R10-article-9092019-09-02T14:52:30Z Study of different methods of estimating cold hours and their comparison with the actual computation of the same obtained in Cordoba Estudio de distintos métodos de estimación de horas de frío y su comparación con el cómputo real de las mismas obtenidas en Córdoba Rodríguez, A. R. Edreira, Graciela E. Blanch de Bongiovanni, Nidia árboles frutales horas de frío fruit trees cold hours Using the proposed method the hours of cold effective for particular months and years can be estimated, which allows a correct description (definition) of the agro-climatic conditions during the hours of cold in a particular region. To ensure good fruit production both in quality and quantity as well as to ensure that the useful life span of the fruit trees be the maximum possible, it is assential that the actual cold period of a given region coincides, to a great extent, with the requirement of cold of the plants under consideration. This paper reviews and compares different methods and formulae to estimate the number of cold hours with the real number of cold hours (< 74C) registered during the 1937/75 period at the Observatory of the Córdoba Metheorological Service (Latitude 31Q 24' S - Longitude: 649 W. of G. Height above sea level: 425 m.). The basis of each method or formula is briefly explained and reference is made to its performance throughout the period analized. Furthermore, taking one of the methods studied (Dr. Sharpe's) as a basis, a formula for the estimation of hours of cold in Córdoba has been proposed, wich has proved to be the most adequate method of estimation. Para que haya una buena producción de frutas en cantidad y calidad y asimismo para que la "vida útil" de los árboles frutales sea la máxima posible, es fundamental que las disponibilidades de frío de una región coincidan en gran medida con los requerimientos de frío por parte de las plantas. En este trabajo se estudian y comparan distintos métodos y fórmulas de estimación de horas de frío con el número real de horas de frío (i,< 79C) registradas durante el período 1937/75 en el observatorio del Servicio Meteorológico Nacional en Córdoba (Latitud: 319 24' S; longitud v 64° 11' W de G.; Elevación: 425 m.s.n.m. ). Se explican brevemente los fundamentos de cada Método o Fórmula y se hace referencia a su comportamiento a través de la serie de aros analizada. Además tomando como base uno de los métodos analizados (Dr. Sharpe) se propone una fórmula para la estimación de las horas de frío en Córdoba, que resulta ser el método más adecuado de estimación. Facultad de Ciencias Agropecuarias. 2017-03-31 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/agris/article/view/909 AgriScientia; Vol. 4 (1983); 31-40 AgriScientia; Vol. 4 (1983); 31-40 1668-298X 10.31047/1668.298x.v4.n1 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/agris/article/view/909/844
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topic árboles frutales
horas de frío
fruit trees
cold hours
spellingShingle árboles frutales
horas de frío
fruit trees
cold hours
Rodríguez, A. R.
Edreira, Graciela E.
Blanch de Bongiovanni, Nidia
Study of different methods of estimating cold hours and their comparison with the actual computation of the same obtained in Cordoba
topic_facet árboles frutales
horas de frío
fruit trees
cold hours
author Rodríguez, A. R.
Edreira, Graciela E.
Blanch de Bongiovanni, Nidia
author_facet Rodríguez, A. R.
Edreira, Graciela E.
Blanch de Bongiovanni, Nidia
author_sort Rodríguez, A. R.
title Study of different methods of estimating cold hours and their comparison with the actual computation of the same obtained in Cordoba
title_short Study of different methods of estimating cold hours and their comparison with the actual computation of the same obtained in Cordoba
title_full Study of different methods of estimating cold hours and their comparison with the actual computation of the same obtained in Cordoba
title_fullStr Study of different methods of estimating cold hours and their comparison with the actual computation of the same obtained in Cordoba
title_full_unstemmed Study of different methods of estimating cold hours and their comparison with the actual computation of the same obtained in Cordoba
title_sort study of different methods of estimating cold hours and their comparison with the actual computation of the same obtained in cordoba
description Using the proposed method the hours of cold effective for particular months and years can be estimated, which allows a correct description (definition) of the agro-climatic conditions during the hours of cold in a particular region. To ensure good fruit production both in quality and quantity as well as to ensure that the useful life span of the fruit trees be the maximum possible, it is assential that the actual cold period of a given region coincides, to a great extent, with the requirement of cold of the plants under consideration. This paper reviews and compares different methods and formulae to estimate the number of cold hours with the real number of cold hours (< 74C) registered during the 1937/75 period at the Observatory of the Córdoba Metheorological Service (Latitude 31Q 24' S - Longitude: 649 W. of G. Height above sea level: 425 m.). The basis of each method or formula is briefly explained and reference is made to its performance throughout the period analized. Furthermore, taking one of the methods studied (Dr. Sharpe's) as a basis, a formula for the estimation of hours of cold in Córdoba has been proposed, wich has proved to be the most adequate method of estimation.
publisher Facultad de Ciencias Agropecuarias.
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url https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/agris/article/view/909
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