Sentence examples for maximum plant density from inspiring English sources
The spatial pattern of recruitment for the complete study population is centred in the place of maximum lizard visitation, rather than close to the plant population core (i.e. the place with maximum plant density).
Specific growth rate and maximum plant density (considering biomass at the end of the assays and the area of tanks) were evaluated according to Rai et al., 2006 [ 68].
This model simulates maize canopies from few input variables: maximum leaf area per plant, maximum number of leaves, plant density, distance between rows, leaf orientation plasticity, maximum height of plant and plant growing stage.
The total number of siliques produced in a pot increased significantly with increasing plant density, but reached a maximum at a density of 40 plants per pot (6420/m).
Trend in maximum maize grain yield at the agronomic optimum plant density (AOPD) over hybrid release year in North America (panel a) and models for the relationship between plant density and yield from 1987 through 2016 averaged over five-year periods.
Changes in maximum maize grain yield at the agronomic optimum plant density (AOPD) over hybrid release year in North America (panel a) and relationship between yield and plant density for the recent three decades (panel b) all relative to yield environment (LY, low-; MY, medium-; HY, high-; and VHY, very high-yielding environments).
The optimum plant density could be estimated from this model for a maximum production of the minitubers with desired size.
This finding corroborates the findings of Zemmrich et al. (2007) in western Mongolia who established that as grazing pressure decreased, plant density per plot increased away from the zone of maximum grazing.
Agronomic optimum plant density (AOPD) is herein termed as the plant density that results in maximum yield.
Harvested plants were also counted to generate an estimate of plant density at harvest.
A plant density increase of about 19000 plants ha−1 for the years 1930 1970 and a 21% contribution of plant density to yield gain were reported for Minnesota10.
