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Authors consider soybean seed grading sowing simple, economic and applicable.
- Taxon
- soybean
Glycine maxe0 - Outcome
- seed grading sowinge0
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e0“soybean seed grading sowing is a simple,economic and applicable technology”
Title
Seed Grading Sowing Improves Survival Seedling and Yield of Soybean
Dianfeng Zheng 2010
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- Intervention effect P1 big seed had lower germination and field seedling loss rates than other treatments.
- Observation P4 small seed showed the opposite trend to P1 in germination and seedling loss.
- Intervention effect Field seedling survival differed significantly by seed size, with P2 highest.
- Intervention effect Lowest pod height, node and branch traits differed significantly among treatments.
- Intervention effect Plant height and stem diameter did not show the reported significant differences.
- Intervention effect P2 single sowing increased yield relative to ungraded seed.
- Intervention effect P3 single sowing increased yield relative to ungraded seed.
- Intervention effect P6 mixed sowing increased yield 14.21% relative to P5.
- Intervention effect Weighted yield of four graded seeds rose 27.80% relative to P5.
- Intervention effect Weighted yield of separate P2 and P3 sowing rose 19.44% relative to P6.
- Intervention effect Weighted yield of separate P2 and P3 sowing rose 34.41% relative to P5.