Sistema de producción y morfología del bambú (Guadua Angustifolia) en las fincas de la parroquia Sevilla Don Bosco

Abstract

This research aimed to determine the physical conditions and evaluate the morphology of bamboo (Guadua Angustifolia) within the production systems in the farms of the civil parish Sevilla Don Bosco, starting with the identification of the farms that maintained this species of bamboo through the field collecting information then the physical conditions of the natural stands were analyzed, using the wireless weather station where there were obtained data on temperature and humidity. Fifteen variables were analyzed to determine if there are significant variations in data collected in the field, inside and outside the natural stand: circumference, diameter, radius, heights (low, high, medium wall thickness), number of nodes, number of buds in nodes, number of upper and lower branches, length of internodes, through the Tukey test. The results were as follows: an average temperature and humidity of 25.08 °C and 70.2 humidity was obtained respectively and corroborated that the data did not present significant differences. In conclusion, the civil parish faces problems of management and marketing bamboo (Guadua Angustifolia) as there are no considerable projects by the authorities for the use of it.