Vanisse de Fátima Silva's research while affiliated with Instituto Federal Goiano and other places

... On the other hand, the recent discoveries of a parthenogenetic strain of T. absoluta (Caparros Megido et al. 2012) raised some concerns about the impact of such reproductive behavior on the efficiency of ongoing IPM programs involving the use of pheromones. Meanwhile, further management tools are being tested and developed, including inherited sterility programs and plant resistance (Cagnotti et al. 2012;Maciel et al. 2011). ...

... Trichomes have been reported to be involved in protection against various biotic and abiotic stress factors, including arthropod and pathogen attacks and extreme climatic conditions (Kang et al. 2010). Host plant resistance based on trichomes has been intensively investigated in tomato (Chatzivasileiadis and Sabelis 1998; Gonçalves et al. 1998; Pocoví et al. 1998; Aragão et al. 2002; Antonious and Snyder 2006; Maluf et al. 2007 Maluf et al. , 2010 Schie et al. 2007; Alba et al. 2009; Silva et al. 2009; McDowell et al. 2011). Trichome types in tomato species are identified according to their morphology: non-glandular (Types II, III, Vand VIII) and glandular trichomes (Types I, IV, VI and VII) (Kang et al. 2010). ...

... Plants of the F2 population were selected for contrasting densities of leaf trichomes and were denoted BPX-486 (Andrade et al., 2017). The female parent of the cross, 'TOM-684' is a precommercial elite line of S. lycopersicum, with low glandular trichome density and low acyl sugar content in the leaves (Maciel, Maluf, Silva, Gonçalves Neto, & Gomes, 2011), and LA-1401 is a wild accession of S. galapagense, with a high type IV glandular trichome density, a high leaf acyl sugar content, and resistance to arthropod pests (Lucatti et al., 2013). ...

... Vargas et al. (2017) concluded in his study on sweet potato, many factors, such as growing season, soil, water, used germplasm, plant nutrition, etc. were responsible for variations in tuber traits. According to Gonçalves et al. (2011), most of the modern sweet potato cultivars were selected for home consumption, and there is a vast potential for other purposes. Similarly, dedicated research is still needed to identify germplasm of tuber cowpea for home consumption, livestock feed, vegetable and medicines. ...

... Wild tomato species, especially S. pennellii, have glandular trichomes. Although many studies reported that S. pennellii was resistant to T. absoluta (Goncalves Neto et al. 2010;Maluf et al. 2010b;Bitew 2018;Sridhar et al. 2019b), it showed moderate resistance among the wild tomato species examined in our study. ...

... It is found in almost all intertropical regions, occurring at a larger scale in tropical and temperate regions and at a smaller scale in cold regions (Colodetti et al., 2011). Its seed production usually starts in the first cultivation year, but commercial production only starts in its second year and becomes stable from the fourth or fifth year on (Drumond et al., 2010;Silva et al., 2012). Jatropha yield is highly variable, so its production technology needs to be improved. ...

... The leaf water potential showed mean values of −1.45 MPa for the dry season and −0.59 MPa for the rainy season. In [48], water potential values between −1.5 MPa and −3.0 MPa represent moderate and severe water deficits, respectively. ...

... Copper content, in wines, has been widely studied for its interference in the fermentation kinetics of yeasts, as well as its role as a catalyst of wine oxidation (Azevedo et al., 2003;Danilewicz, 2003;Stehlik-Tomas et al., 2003). Benítez et al. (2002) analyzed 12 Chardonnay wines that had undertaken treatments with two types of ionic resin. ...

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... Other satisfactory results derived from the first backcross were observed in passion fruit (Melo, Souza, Sousa, Viana, & Santos, 2015), eggplant (García-Fortea et al., 2019), and tomato (Finzi et al., 2020). Thus, as in a previous study performed by Gonçalves Neto et al. (2010), performing two more backcrosses is suggested, as this will result in lines with commercial standard fruit and subsequent attainment of hybrids of the Santa Cruz type from dwarf lines, as obtained by Finzi et al. (2017a). This finding underlines the importance of using selection strategies as measurements of genetic dissimilarity, selection indices, and correlation among traits that allow superior dwarf lines to be obtained. ...