Paper · 2012 · Anhui nongye kexue

Effects of Different Planting Density on Growth and Development and Yield of Castor Beans(Ricinus communis L.)

Yanping Zhang

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Abstract

[Objective] The purpose was to discuss the suitable planting density of castor beans during its base construction in Anshun City,Guizhou Province,and provide a guidance for realizing its standardized cultivation during its domestication and breeding.[Method] Castor beans introduced from Chendu.Five planting density,5 130(choosing as CK),6 825,8 530,10 254,11 955 plants/hm2,were designed to carried out by randomized block design with 3 repeated,line spacing 150 cm,plant spacing 130,98,78,65 and 56 cm respectively in 2011.The test region area was 588.6 m2.[Result] The later period of vegetative growth and reproductive growth of castor beans had a trend in advance along with planting density in a certain range.Castor beans's biological characteristics and economic indices showed better when planting density was 6 825 and 8 530 plants/hm2,and its yield were all more than CK by 10%.[Conclusion] The suitable planting density and line spacing of castor beans under medium and lower grade soil fertility is 6 825 and 8 530 plant/hm2,and 150 cm in Anshun City,Guizhou Province.

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Associationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Later vegetative and reproductive growth advanced with planting density within a certain range.

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Castor BeansRicinus communist0
Treatment
planting densitye0
Outcome
vegetative growth and reproductive growthe0
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in advancee0
Qualifier
in a certain rangee0

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Ricinus communis
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“The later period of vegetative growth and reproductive growth of castor beans had a trend in advance along with planting density in a certain range.”

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“Castor Beans”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Biological characteristics and economic indices were better at 6 825 and 8 530 plants/hm2.

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Castor BeansRicinus communist0
Treatment
planting density was 6 825 and 8 530 plants/hm2e0
Outcome
biological characteristics and economic indicese0
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Ricinus communis
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“Castor beans's biological characteristics and economic indices showed better when planting density was 6 825 and 8 530 plants/hm2”

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“Castor Beans”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Yield at 6 825 and 8 530 plants/hm2 was more than 10% above CK.

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Castor BeansRicinus communist0
Treatment
planting density was 6 825 and 8 530 plants/hm2e0
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more thane0
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10%e0
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CKe0

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Ricinus communis
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“Castor beans's biological characteristics and economic indices showed better when planting density was 6 825 and 8 530 plants/hm2,and its yield were all more than CK by 10%.”

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“Castor Beans”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultbasis n/a

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The authors recommend 6 825 and 8 530 plant/hm2 with 150 cm line spacing on medium and lower fertility soils in Anshun.

Taxon
Castor BeansRicinus communist0
Treatment
6 825 and 8 530 plant/hm2e0
Outcome
suitable planting density and line spacinge0
Value
150 cme0
Qualifier
medium and lower grade soil fertilitye0
Setting
Anshun City,Guizhou Provincee0

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Ricinus communis
Ricinus communis · TaxonDvellakat · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons ↗

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“The suitable planting density and line spacing of castor beans under medium and lower grade soil fertility is 6 825 and 8 530 plant/hm2,and 150 cm in Anshun City,Guizhou Province.”

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“Castor Beans”

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