Claim · model-written summary
At high and moderate water content (120% and 100% ETo), spike weight per plant in the second season and spike and 100-grain weight in the first season gave results opposite to those at low soil moisture.
- Taxon
- wheat
Triticum aestivumt0 - Treatment
- high and moderate water content (120% and 100% ETo)e4
- Outcome
- spike weight/plante4
- Direction
- opposite resultse4
- Qualifier
- in the first growing season (2006/2007)e4
- Comparator
- low soil moisture content (80% ETo)e3
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Verbatim
t0“WHEAT YIELD AND ANTIOXIDANT ENZYMES”
e3“spike weight and weight of 100 grain/plant of Sakha 93 cultivar overcome that of Giza 168 at low soil moisture content (80% ETo)”
e4“opposite results were obtained at high and moderate water content (120% and 100% ETo) in the first growing season (2006/2007) and spike weight/plant in second growing season (2007/2008)”
Title
WHEAT YIELD AND ANTIOXIDANT ENZYMES RELATIONSHIP UNDER DIFFERENT SOIL WATER CONTENT
M Abdel-Kader; Nemat Noureldin; M f; et al. Arab Universities Journal of Agricultural Sciences 2010. doi:10.21608/ajs.2010.14648
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Intervention effect Water stress at 80% ETo increased CAT, SOD and POD activities in wheat cultivars Giza 186 and Sakha 93 relative to irrigation at 100% ETo.
- Intervention effect Water stress at 80% ETo increased APX and PAL activities in wheat cultivars Giza 186 and Sakha 93 relative to irrigation at 100% ETo.
- Intervention effect Sakha 93 spike weight and 100-grain weight per plant exceeded those of Giza 168 at low soil moisture (80% ETo).
- Association Grain yield per plant rose proportionally with increasing soil moisture content.
- Intervention effect Grain yield per plant did not differ significantly between 120% and 100% ETo.
- Intervention effect Low water content decreased yield per plant and its attributes of 28-day wheat plants compared with moderate water content.
- Observation Sakha 93 was the most tolerant wheat cultivar compared with Giza 168.
- Observation Enzyme activities in the tissue of Sakha 93 exceeded those of Giza 168.