Sentence examples for mean seed yield from inspiring English sources

Averaged across years, locations, row spacings, and seeding rates the mean seed yield was an impressive 3013.4 kg ha−1 compare with 3500.0 kg ha−1 average seed yield of grain types.

Relative to the trial mean, seed and straw yield under barley monoculture slumped in 1997 1998 and did not recover since then.

The heat-stress treatment caused a 23% mean reduction in seed yield (20% reduction within the hybrids and 25% reduction within the inbreds) indicating that heterosis can reduce the impact of higher temperatures on canola yield.

It is helpful to designate a few radish plants with that purpose ahead of time, but that does not mean your radish seed yield must only be limited to those plants.

An average efficiency of pairwise genotype means comparison over RCB was 141% for seed yield and 158% for straw yield from the trials conducted in incomplete blocks and where found superior to RCB.

The relationships between black cumin seed yield, Nigellone volatile oil content and seasonal mean crop water stress index values were primarily linear.

The seed number was calculated from the seed yield divided by the average seed mass.

QTL analyses were performed on the means of growth traits, branch number, female flower and fruit number, and seed yield (Table 3; Figure 1).

(A) relative values of flowering time in respect to genotypic mean (BOF-REL) (B) absolute values for plant height (HEI-ABS) (C) absolute values for seed yield (YIE-ABS) (D) relative values for flowering time, plant height and seed yield (COMP).

Production under isolated conditions ensures the purity of seed yield.

Seed yield was highest when the crop was sown in December and the oil content increased in the March planting when the mean temperature during seed formation was highest.