Claim · model-written summary
C2 fruit per flower was drastically reduced under 9H + 3.
- Taxon
- peanut
Arachis hypogaeat0 - Material
- C2t0
- Treatment
- 9H + 3 photoperiodse0
- Outcome
- fruit per flowerse0
- Direction
- reducede0
- Comparator
- 9He0
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Verbatim
e0“peg growth, fruit per flowers, fruits per plant, and seed weights were drastically reduced in 9H + 3 photoperiods”
t0“Reproductive Efficiency of Cultivated Peanuts. V. Response of Parental and Virginia (NC 4) x Spanish (C2) Hybrid Families to Changes in Photoperiod1”
Title
Donald A. Emery Peanut Science 1983. doi:10.3146/i0095-3679-10-1-4
Other claims from this paper (16)
- Intervention effect C2 tended toward greater plant weight under long days than short days.
- Intervention effect C2 tended toward more flowers under long days than short days.
- Intervention effect C2 peg growth was drastically reduced under 9H + 3.
- Intervention effect C2 fruits per plant were drastically reduced under 9H + 3.
- Intervention effect C2 seed weights were drastically reduced under 9H + 3.
- Intervention effect NC 4 showed only slight reproductive efficiency reductions under long days.
- Observation C2 produced more early flowers than NC 4 under 9H.
- Observation C2 produced fewer pegs per flower than NC 4 under 9H.
- Observation C2 produced more fruit per peg than NC 4 under 9H.
- Observation F1 plant weights were approximately equal to NC 4 parent weights.
- Observation F1 reproductive efficiency was significantly greater than NC 4 under 9H.
- Association Peg position did not appear to affect F1 peg growth.
- Intervention effect Maternal light treatment did not appear to affect F1 peg growth.
- Observation Peg growth differed significantly between reciprocal F1 crosses.
- Observation Selected F2 plants produced more virginia-type fruits than NC 4.
- Observation Selected F2 plants produced more pegs per early flower than NC 4.