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Density, cultivar and their interaction significantly affected cob weight, cob length and rows per cob.
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e0“the effect of plant density, cultivar and interaction between them on cob weight, cob length, number of row per cob, biomass yield, grain yield and harvest index (HI) were significant”
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Title
Effect of Plant density to Yield and Y ield components of M aize ( Zea mays L.) C ultivars
Amin Farnia; M Mansouri 2014
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- Association Density, cultivar and their interaction significantly affected biomass yield, grain yield and harvest index.
- Association Plant density significantly affected 1000 grain weight.
- Observation AS54 at 25cm had the highest cob weight.
- Observation AS31 at 25cm had the highest cob length.
- Observation BIARIS at 25cm had the highest rows per cob.
- Observation BIARIS at 25cm had the highest biomass yield and harvest index.
- Observation Maximum 1000-grain weight occurred at 20 cm spacing.
- Observation AS54 at 20cm had the maximum 1000-grain weight.
- Recommendation The authors recommend AS54 at 20cm spacing for maximum grain yield in Kouhdasht.
- Recommendation The authors recommend BIARIS at 25cm spacing for maximum foliage biomass.