Claim · model-written summary
Cutting one third of the bunch gave the lowest yield of 39.00 kg/plant.
- Taxon
- date palm
Phoenix dactyliferat0 - Treatment
- cutting 1/3 the bunche0
- Outcome
- yielde0
- Direction
- loweste0
- Value
- 39.00 kg/plante0
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Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.
Verbatim
e0“the method of thinning which included cutting 1/3 the bunch gave the lowest yield 39.00 kg/plant”
t0“EFFECT OF COVERYE AND DIFFERENT METHODS OF THINNING ON THE SAME QUALITATIVE AND THE QUANTITATIVETRAITS DATE PALM FRUITS BARHEE AND BREEM CV.”
Title
Faroon A. Hussain Iraqi Journal of Desert Studies 2016. doi:10.36531/ijds.2016.123443
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- Intervention effect Bagging increased date palm total yield.
- Intervention effect Bagging increased fruit weight, size, length, and width.
- Intervention effect Bagging increased seed length and width and fruit dry matter percentage.
- Intervention effect The combined thinning method gave the highest fruit and seed dimensions and weight, while control gave the lowest.
- Intervention effect Control yielded 74.67 kg/plant, the highest total yield.
- Intervention effect Control gave the highest dry weight per plant.
- Intervention effect Control gave the lowest dry weight per tree.
- Intervention effect Bagged Berhi had the highest average studied parameters, whereas unbagged Brim had the lowest.
- Intervention effect Bagged Brim yielded 47.54 kg/plant, above unbagged Brim at 40.62 kg/plant.
- Intervention effect Berhi with thinning treatment seven had the highest studied parameters, compared with control Brim.
- Intervention effect Bagging with thinning method seven gave the highest mean of the mentioned parameters.
- Intervention effect Bagged Berhi with thinning method seven had the highest reported parameter values, while unbagged control Brim had the lowest.