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Behaviour of normal and high quality protein maize varieties for the Gulf of Mexico region. During Spring - Summer season in 2001 experiments of normal and high quality protein maize were conducted in four locations in the Veracruz State (Cotaxtla, Papantla, Isla and San Andres Tuxtla) and Huimanguillo in Tabasco State, to evaluate their yield and agronomic characteristics and to define their adaptability under these environments. Thus, the experiments were stablished under alpha lattice designs 4 x 8 with 32 entries and two replications, in plots with two 5 m long rows and 80 cm between them. The combined analysis for grain yield showed highly significant differences for varieties (V), locations (L) and for the interaction Vx L. Among the best genotypes at 0.05 of probability are the normal synthetic varieties formed with drought tolerant inbred lines, SINT 3 SEQ, VS-536 y SINT 9 SEQ and the high quality protein maize varieties SINT 1 Q, V-537C, y V-537C Comp. 1. In reference to the agronomic characteristics, these genotypes registered good ear and plant aspect and healthiness. Particulary in Cotaxtla, Papantla and San Andres Tuxtla, V- 537C Comp 1 (which correspond to the first S1 families recurrent selection cycle of V-537C), registered important advantages in yield, ear and plant aspect, lodging, husk cover and ear rot.

Comportamiento de variedades de maíz normal y con alta calidad de proteína para la región Golfo de Mé- xico.