Claim · model-written summary
Cultivars differed in tiller initiation, heading dates, and tiller duration.
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Verbatim
e0“There were varietal differences in tiller initiation and heading dates, and tiller duration.”
t0“Rcie”
Title
Morpho-anatomical Characteristics on Spikelet Filling of Different Tiller Orders in Rcie
Jae-Duk Kim; B. S. Vergara The Korean Journal of Crop Science 1991
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Observation The main culm had a competitive advantage over other tillers.
- Observation Primary tillers contributed most to filled spikelet weight in low tillering cultivars.
- Observation Secondary tillers contributed most to filled spikelet weight in high tillering cultivars.
- Observation Vascular bundle measures varied with tiller order and cultivar.
- Observation IR30, Rewa, and Hybrid had more inner than outer vascular bundles in the peduncle.
- Observation IR47705, Silewah, Unbongbyeo, and SR14453 had more outer than inner vascular bundles.
- Observation Early formed tillers produced more inner vascular bundles than late formed tillers.
- Association Inner vascular bundle number correlated positively with spikelet number and filled spikelet weight.
- Observation Percent filled spikelets did not differ significantly among cultivar types.
- Observation Thousand spikelet weight did not differ significantly among cultivar types.