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Plant height, stem diameter, skin thickness and other relevant indicators could be selected as the main investigative indicators when selecting new kenaf varieties.
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e2“when selecting new breeding kenaf varieties, the plant height, stem diameter, skin thickness, and other relevant indicators could be selected as the main investigative indicators”
Title
Effects of different varieties, sowing dates, and density on the growth and yield traits of kenaf
Huang QiChun; Li ChuYing; Hongtao Zhao; et al. Nanfang nongye xuebao 2013
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Observation Testing factors ordered by their effect on kenaf growth and yield traits: sowing date, then density, then variety.
- Intervention effect Sowing on May 11th gave higher fiber and usable seed yields in kenaf.
- Intervention effect Planting density of 225,000-270,000 seedlings/ha gave higher fiber and seed yields in kenaf.
- Observation Fiber and seed yield did not differ significantly among the three kenaf varieties.
- Association Fiber yield was significantly positively correlated with 8 kenaf indicators.
- Association Seed yield was significantly positively correlated with 11 kenaf indicators.
- Intervention effect Sowing in the late sowing period of July could also give an ideal seed yield in kenaf.
- Recommendation Sowing date, density and variety should be coordinated in kenaf production.