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Dina had a 105-day growing season, nine days longer than Kasatka.
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Title
Ecological testing of soybean varieties of the northern ecotype in Central Yakutia
Alexey Nikolaevich Neustroev; Valentina Ivanovna Alekseeva; Ivan Fedorovich Bardeev The Agrarian Scientific Journal 2021. doi:10.28983/asj.y2021i3pp34-37
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Observation Kasatka matured in 96 days on average over three years.
- Association Both soybean varieties had their highest plant height in the warmest year.
- Association Both soybean varieties had their highest lower pod attachment in the warmest year.
- Association Dina showed a negative morphological response to arid growing-season conditions.
- Association Kasatka showed a negative morphological response to the lowest active-temperature sum.
- Observation Kasatka lower pod attachment was 15.7 cm, two cm higher than Dina.
- Observation Soybean varieties produced 14.5–16.0 beans per plant on average.
- Observation Soybean varieties produced 4.3–4.5 g of seeds per plant on average.
- Observation Soybean varieties had a 1000-seed weight of 151–158 g.