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Considerando la importancia del tomate como cultivo horticola, el presente estudio se realizo con el fin de aportar informacion in situ y ex situ usando seis muestras de poblaciones d tomate silvestre (Lycopersicum spp.), endemicas de la Reserva de Recursos Geneticos de Apacunca (RRGA). Se implementaron normas de riego (0.4, 0.7 y 1.1 litros/planta/dia) y niveles de biofertilizante (0, 100, 200 y 300 cc por bombada de 20 litros). Los experimentos establecidos ex situ fueron arreglados en disenos en franjas con tres replicas y se utilizaron analisis univariados y multivariados en datos morfologicos. Los estudios in situ y ex situ indican que las poblaciones difieren en algunas variables, en donde variables de frutos y de planta fueron afectadas de manera significativa por las normas de riego y los niveles de biofertilizante, respectivamente. La mayor cantidad de frutos se obtuvieron con la dosis intermedia de riego, y los mayores niveles de biofertilizante. Los primeros tres componentes principales aislaron el 73.2 % de la variacion total, y las dimensiones del fruto, longitud de tallo y entrenudos en la planta fueron las variables discriminantes entre los Considering the importance of tomato as a vegetable crop, the present study was carried out to provide in situ and ex situ information using six samples from populations of wild tomato (Lycopersicum spp.), those samples are endemic in Reserve of Genetic Resources of Apacunca (RRGA). Irrigation indices were implemented (0.4, 0.7 and 1.1 liters / plant / day) and biofertilizer levels (0, 100, 200 and 300 cc per pump of 20 liters of content). Ex situ experiments were arranged in split-block design with three replicates using univariate and multivariate analysis on morphological data’s. In situ and ex situ studies revealed differences among populations in some variables, fruit and plant variables were significantly affected by the irrigation indices and biofertilizer levels, respectively. The largest amount of fruits was obtained with the intermediate irrigation index and high levels of biofertilizer. The first three principal components isolated the 73.2% of the total variation, and the discriminate variables were established by the fruit dimensions, stem and internode length. The populations evaluated in situ, with irrigation indices and biofertilizer levels formed three distinct cores.

GERMOPLASMA DE TOMATE SILVESTRE (Lycopersicum spp.) EN LA RESERVA DE RECURSO GENÉTICOS DE APACUNCA (RRGA), CHINANDEGA