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Authors recommend cultivar selection based on yield component stability and seasonal adaptability.
- Taxon
- Cannabis sativa L.
Cannabis sativae1 - Outcome
- cultivar selection based on yield component stability and adaptability to seasonal variationse0
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e0“importance of cultivar selection based on yield component stability and adaptability to seasonal variations”
e1“hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) cultivars”
Title
Pheeraphan Thongplew; Jakkrapong Kangsopa; Sutheera Hermhuk; et al. International Journal of Plant Biology 2025. doi:10.3390/ijpb16020067
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Intervention effect Off-season conditions raised female plant proportion in RPF1, RPF2 and RPF4.
- Observation RPF3 retained a stable female-to-male ratio.
- Intervention effect RPF4 showed a 16% increase in female plants.
- Intervention effect RPF1 and RPF2 each showed a 10% increase in female plants.
- Association Seasonal changes significantly influenced seed yield.
- Observation RPF3 yielded 83.4 g/plant in season.
- Observation RPF4 yielded 81.6 g/plant in season.
- Intervention effect Secondary inflorescence seed production was reduced off season.
- Intervention effect RPF3 main inflorescence seed production increased 31%.
- Mechanism RPF4 offset per-plant yield decline by increasing female plant proportion.
- Observation In-season CGDD at harvest was 2434 °Cd.
- Observation Off-season CGDD at harvest was 2502 °Cd.