Claim · model-written summary
Increasing row spacing significantly increased canopy light transmission.
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e0“increased row spacing exhibited a significantly higher light transmission ratio (LT)”
Title
Tiening Liu; Zhenlin Wang; Tie Cai PLoS ONE 2016. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0148582
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- Observation Excessive light leakage in R2 and R3 reduced irradiation energy utilization efficiency.
- Intervention effect Both wheat spike types accumulated more biomass at 15 cm than other spacings.
- Intervention effect R2 and R3 had improved leaf photosynthetic rate and photosystem II metrics.
- Intervention effect R1 maintained longer canopy apparent photosynthesis and green leaf area during grain filling.
- Intervention effect Wennong6 yield at R1 was 21.0% higher in 2011 than conventional spacing.
- Intervention effect Wennong6 yield at R1 was 19.1% higher in 2012 than conventional spacing.
- Intervention effect Jimai22 yield at R1 increased by 11.3% in 2011.
- Intervention effect Jimai22 yield at R1 increased by 11.4% in 2012.
- Association Yield was closely associated with canopy apparent photosynthesis and LAI at mid grain filling.
- Observation Wennong6 had better light transmission and LAI than Jimai22 at 15 cm.
- Observation Wennong6 had higher canopy apparent photosynthesis than Jimai22 at 15 cm.