More effective pods per plant (about 17%) were achieved in wide narrow row arrangements comparing with uniform ones, which were further supported by higher leaf area index and radiation use efficiency.
Achieving universal coverage would require cost-effective POD interventions that can be delivered at adequate quality levels to all who need them and for as long as needed.
Spent grain, wood ash and cocoa husk were the most effective in improving okra pod weight, pod nutrients, ash content, root length and soil fertility whereas the rice bran and sawdust were the least effective.
because they are effective consumers of mesquite pods and pass viable seed from those pods through their digestive systems.
Most of these QTLs showed positive additive gene effects with effective allelic contribution from ICC 4958, particularly for increasing seed weight (SW) and pod and branch number.
Touch-me-not's are the most effective, the plant with pods of seeds that pop when you squeeze them in your fingers, suddenly they will have me surrounded.
Later versions of the Hunter were fitted with SNEB Pods; these were 68 mm rocket projectiles in 18-round Matra pods, providing an effective strike capability against ground targets.
It is commonly accepted, he said, that the first position in a commercial pod is the most effective one for advertisers.
In this particularly effective example, dozens of fragile, curving pod shapes, all in red tones, are densely piled around a sturdy tree trunk.
According to Deshmukh et al. (2010), spinosyns and avermectins, ingredients in insecticides spinosad (45 SC at 0.009%) and emamectin benzoate (5 SC at 0.0015%), respectively, remain highly effective against H. armigera population and pod damage in chickpea.
The effective number of pollen donors per pod was determined as Ne = 1/ rppm.
