Claim · model-written summary
Soybean cultivars did not affect measured maize traits.
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e0“All the studied maize traits were not affected by soybean cultivars”
Title
Tamer Ibrahim Abdel-Wahab International Journal of Applied Agricultural Sciences 2016. doi:10.11648/j.ijaas.20160202.11
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Intervention effect Lower maize density increased maize yield attributes.
- Intervention effect Lower maize density decreased maize plant height and grain yield per ha.
- Intervention effect The interaction of pattern and cultivar did not affect maize traits.
- Intervention effect Lower maize density increased soybean yield and its attributes.
- Observation Giza 22 had the highest intercepted canopy light, pods per plant and seed index.
- Observation Giza 22 had the highest seed yields per plant and per ha.
- Observation Giza 111 had the highest biological yield per ha, height and branches per plant.
- Observation Giza 22 had the highest seed yield per plant across patterns.
- Observation Giza 82 was better adapted to low light according to relative yield.
- Observation Intercropping land equivalent and area time equivalent ratios exceeded one.
- Intervention effect Four maize ridges alternating with two Giza 82 ridges gave the highest net return.