Norwood, C. A. Dryland corn in western Kansas: Effects of hybrid maturity, planting date, and plant population.
Harvest date and plant density affected oil composition in a complementary manner.
The essential oil concentration of anise showed no remarkable variation regarding sowing date and plant density.
There were no significant interactions between planting date and plant density in the majority of tested traits.
In the third generation (M3), many traits, such as the awn length, main panicle exertion date and plant height, were still segregated widely and diversely.
The objective of this study was to determine the effects of planting date and plant density on plant habit, yield, early maturity, and fiber quality of cotton in the Yellow River valley region of China, and thus to identify the appropriate planting date and plant density suitable for its mechanical harvesting.
Results are discussed with respect to: (i) genotypic variability, (ii) inter-annual variability, (iii) sowing date and plant population density, (iv) Nitrogen fertilisation and (v) tiller rank.
Certain features, such as seed mixture, mowing date and plant protection measures, could be adapted in order to minimise conflicts with nature conservation objectives.
Three field experiments were conducted to evaluate the effect of sowing date and plant density on phenology, fruit yield and essential oil quality of three anise cultivars (Pimpinella anisum L). at two different ecological conditions Gross-Gerau and Giessen, Germany.
Here, we showed the Ghd10 mutation has pleiotropic effects on grain yield, heading date and plant height and functions like Ghd7 and Ghd8/DTH8.
