Claim · model-written summary
Cucumber miss index was lowest at a mean of zero in the stated treatment.
- Taxon
- cucumber
Cucumis sativust0 - Outcome
- miss indexe0
- Direction
- loweste0
- Qualifier
- cucumber seed in the mention treatmente0
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Verbatim
t0“cucumber”
e0“For watermelon and cucumber seeds, the ‘quality of feed index’ were the maximum with mean of 97% and 87% under vacuum pressures of -2.5 kPa and -4.5 km h-1, respectively and forward speed of 3 to 4 km h-1; so that for cucumber seed in the mention treatment, the ‘miss index’ was lowest with mean of zero.”
Title
Z Abdolahzare; M. A Asoodar; N Kazemi; et al. DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals) 2016. doi:10.22067/jam.v6i1.37474
Other claims from this paper (16)
- Method / resource At 6 to 8 km h-1, watermelon quality of feed index was lower than at 3 to 4 km h-1.
- Method / resource At 6 to 8 km h-1, cucumber quality of feed index was lower than at 3 to 4 km h-1.
- Method / resource At 3 to 4 km h-1, watermelon error index was lower than at 6 to 8 km h-1.
- Method / resource At 3 to 4 km h-1, cucumber error index was lower than at 6 to 8 km h-1.
- Method / resource Watermelon quality of feed index reached a maximum mean of 97% under -2.5 kPa and 3 to 4 km h-1.
- Method / resource Cucumber quality of feed index reached a maximum mean of 87% under the reported pressure and 3 to 4 km h-1.
- Method / resource Watermelon multiple index was highest, 6%, at 3 to 4 km h-1 and vacuum pressure -4.5.
- Method / resource Cucumber multiple index exceeded watermelon across the tested speeds and pressures.
- Method / resource watermelon miss index declined as pressure increased.
- Method / resource watermelon miss index rose as speed increased.
- Method / resource cucumber miss index declined as pressure increased.
- Method / resource cucumber miss index rose as speed increased.
- Method / resource In laboratory conditions, the watermelon spacing optimum was 3 to 4 km/h and -3.5 kPa with 7% error.
- Method / resource In field conditions, watermelon spacing was best at -2.5 kPa and 6 to 8 km/h with 9% error.
- Method / resource Cucumber spacing uniformity was best in the laboratory at 3 to 4 km.h-1 and -4.5 kPa.
- Method / resource Cucumber spacing uniformity was best in the field at low speed and -2.5 kPa.