Claim · model-written summary
Dry matter weight per plant, total fruit-branch node number and fruit-branch number per plant were reduced with increasing planting density.
- Taxon
- Cotton
Gossypium hirsutumt0 - Treatment
- plant density increasede2
- Outcome
- dry matter weight per plant,total fruit- branch node number,and fruit- branch number per plante1
- Direction
- reducede1
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Verbatim
e1“dry matter weight per plant,total fruit- branch node number,and fruit- branch number per plant reduced”
e2“when plant density increased”
t0“Hybrid Insect- resistant Cotton”
Title
Haiyan Wang 2014
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Intervention effect Increasing planting density shortened the whole growth and developmental duration of cotton.
- Intervention effect Plant height of cotton decreased first and then slightly increased with increasing planting density.
- Intervention effect Total dry matter weight per unit area of cotton increased with increasing planting density.
- Intervention effect The number of bolls per cotton plant decreased significantly as planting density rose.
- Intervention effect Boll weight, total boll number per unit area and unginned cotton yield per unit area all increased first and then decreased as planting density rose.
- Intervention effect The rate of pre-frost flowers of cotton showed a rising trend as planting density rose.
- Intervention effect Boll formation of cotton concentrated towards the upper part and inner of plants as planting density rose.
- Observation The optimum planting density of Zhongmiansuo 75 in the coastal area was 36000 plant /hm2.
- Observation The highest unginned cotton yield, 4292.0 kg/hm2, could be obtained at the optimum planting density.