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Figure 1. Lay out <strong>of</strong> the experimental area, especially the treatments distributed within each<br />

block and available lines <strong>of</strong> sugar cane within treatments.<br />

3. Results and discussion<br />

Table 4 presents the data analysis <strong>of</strong> variance (ANOVA) for each variable. It was<br />

observed that there were significant differences for weight <strong>of</strong> stems, yield <strong>of</strong> cane and sugar<br />

yield, stems height and diameter <strong>of</strong> stems when subjected to increasing irrigation level.<br />

These results are illustrated by the regression curves presented in Table 6. It was also<br />

observed (Table 1), there was a significant effect on the weight <strong>of</strong> the straw stems yield <strong>of</strong><br />

cane and sugar yield, moisture, Pol, and stem diameter. In Table 1, it was observed that<br />

there was no interaction between irrigation and soil cover for the variables evaluated.<br />

The results <strong>of</strong> productivity and yield <strong>of</strong> sugar cane are shown in Table 2 and Table 6. The<br />

yield <strong>of</strong> cane sugar was less than 70 t/ha due to irregularity in the distribution <strong>of</strong> rainfall<br />

during the period in which the experiment was conducted.<br />

TABLE 1. Results <strong>of</strong> analysis <strong>of</strong> variance (ANOVA) for number and weight <strong>of</strong> stems, agricultural<br />

productivity and industrial cane sugar by area.<br />

SQUARE AVERAGE<br />

Variation cause<br />

Fredow<br />

Weigth <strong>of</strong><br />

Yield <strong>of</strong> sugar<br />

Stems / m<br />

Yield <strong>of</strong> cane<br />

degree<br />

stems<br />

Irrigation levels 4 0.62558 -- 0.04317 -- 402.93995 -- 10.21767 --<br />

Organic mulch 1 0.01531 ns 0.04307** 312.14273 * 2.88116 ns<br />

Irrig. x Org. mulch 4 0.68954 ns 0.00391 ns 35.49160 ns 0.54313 ns<br />

Treatment 9 0.58620 ns 0.02571 ** 229.54099 ** 5.10271 **<br />

Blocs 2 3.56127 ns 0.00437 ns 236.56535 * 2.39692 ns<br />

Error 18 0.39432 0.00317 45.22659 1.21203<br />

Total 29<br />

SQUARE AVERAGE<br />

Variation cause Moisture Fiber Pol Diameter Heigth<br />

Irrigation levels 1.22113 -- 0.78266 -- 0.86944-- 0.02205 -- 1374.05222 --<br />

Organic mulch 22.22241 ** 1.61472 ns 1.54587* 0.14100 ** 146.67111 ns<br />

Irrig. x org. mulch 0.12184 ns 0.10119 ns 0.05418 ns 0.00306 ns 57.79978 ns<br />

Treatment 3.06603 ** 0.57224 ns 0.58226 ns 0.02683 ** 652.67546 **<br />

Blocs 7.37347 ** 0.60817 ns 3.10657 ** 0.00602 ns 671.29255 **<br />

Error 0.65223 0.36986 0.26247 0.00614 72.04587<br />

Total<br />

* significant at 5% probability ** significant at 1% <strong>of</strong> probability.<br />

TABLE 2. Average agricultural productivity <strong>of</strong> sugar cane and sugar per area<br />

(3rd harvest) in relation to irrigation water rescue applied in areas with and<br />

without straw covering soil, Pirinopolis-GO, Brazil.<br />

Yield cane (t/ha)<br />

Yield sugar cane (t/ha)<br />

Treatment With organic<br />

mulch<br />

Without organic<br />

mulch<br />

With organic<br />

mulch<br />

Without organic<br />

mulch<br />

No irrigated 51.30 46.90 6.80 6.30<br />

20 mm 59.00 56.50 8.10 7.90<br />

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