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The authors suggested incentives to growers for high grain quality maize.
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- provide incentives to growerse0
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e0“end-users that require high grain quality maize may need to provide incentives to growers”
Title
Grain Yield and Quality of Semiflint Maize Hybrids at Two Sowing Dates
Damir Fabijanac; Boris Varga; Zlatko Svečnjak; et al. University of Zagreb University Computing Centre (SRCE) 2006
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Observation Grain yield was significantly higher in 2004 than 2003.
- Association The greater 2004 grain yield was associated with heavier 1000-kernel weight.
- Observation Grain protein content did not vary between years and averaged 112 g kg -1.
- Observation Grain oil content did not vary between years and averaged 43.4 g kg -1.
- Observation Hybrids differed significantly in yield, components and quality traits.
- Observation Zlatko grain yield was 22% higher than Tvrtko 303.
- Intervention effect Sowing date did not affect yield and protein content in tested hybrids.
- Intervention effect Delayed sowing significantly reduced oil content in all hybrids.
- Observation Bc 462 had significantly higher protein and oil content than recently released hybrids.
- Observation Recently released hybrids did not differ among themselves in protein and oil content.
- Observation Bc 462 had significantly smaller protein, oil and starch yield per hectare than Zlatko.
- Association Grain protein and oil contents were positively correlated.
- Association Protein and oil content correlated negatively with grain yield and starch content.