Claim · model-written summary
Tillage methods did not differ significantly in corn ear diameter (ED).
- Taxon
- Corn
Zea mays subsp. mayst0 - Treatment
- tillage methode0
- Outcome
- ear diameter (ED)e0
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Verbatim
t0“Response of Grain Yield and Yield Components of Corn to Different Tillage Methods in the Arid Lands of Iran”
e0“The statistical results of the study indicated that tillage method significantly (P 0.05) affected grain yield, number of plants per hectare (NPPH) and number of rows per ear (NRPE), but there was no significant differences in other components such as number of ears per plant (NEPP), number of grains per row (NGPR), ear diameter (ED) and ear length (EL).”
Title
Mohammad Sarhadi; Saeed Mohammadi; Mohammad Mehdi Rashidi 2012
Other claims from this paper (19)
- Intervention effect Tillage method significantly affected corn grain yield.
- Intervention effect Tillage method significantly affected corn number of plants per hectare (NPPH).
- Intervention effect Tillage method significantly affected corn number of rows per ear (NRPE).
- Intervention effect Tillage methods did not differ significantly in corn number of ears per plant (NEPP).
- Intervention effect Tillage methods did not differ significantly in corn number of grains per row (NGPR).
- Intervention effect Tillage methods did not differ significantly in corn ear length (EL).
- Observation MDD gave the maximum corn grain yield (4.15 t ha).
- Observation MDD gave the maximum corn NPPH (39830).
- Observation MDD gave the maximum corn NEPP (0.92).
- Observation MR gave the maximum corn NRPE (14.9).
- Observation MR gave the maximum corn ED (37.2 mm).
- Observation R gave the maximum corn NGPR (51).
- Observation NT gave the maximum corn EL (196.3 mm).
- Observation NT gave the minimum corn grain yield (2.32 t ha).
- Observation NT gave the minimum corn NPPH (20390).
- Observation C gave the minimum corn NEPP (0.89).
- Observation R gave the minimum corn NRPE (13.4).
- Observation MDD gave the minimum corn NGPR (47).
- Observation MDD gave the minimum corn ED (35.2 mm).