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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"biological yield"”.
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The influence of cultivar and environment on the relationship between flour protein content and grain yield in wheat
… growing seasons. Genetic variability in grain yield and flour protein content (protein content) of wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) was evaluated. The influence of several agronomic practices on the yield and protein relationship was studied. The cultivar x environment interactions for grain yield, …
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Performance of spring wheat under summer rainfall winter irrigated conditions in Zambia
… main plots with seed rates as subplots. Grain yield, ear length, grains per ear, number of tillers per square meter, leaf area index, root biomass, peduncle length, plant height, days to heading and days to maturity were recorded for each plot. Intra season and a combined analysis for season 1 …
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Performance of spring wheat under summer rainfall winter irrigated conditions in Zambia
… main plots with seed rates as subplots. Grain yield, ear length, grains per ear, number of tillers per square meter, leaf area index, root biomass, peduncle length, plant height, days to heading and days to maturity were recorded for each plot. Intra season and a combined analysis for season 1 …
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Evaluating three potential sources of germplasm to improve growth rate, grain yield, and harvest index in pearl millet
… and for their potential for improving grain yield, growth rate, and several other traits in the crop. Progeny from matings of two adapted inbred lines with three exotic accessions, a primitive landrace, a weedy relative, and a wild relative, also were evaluated for grain yield and growth rate …
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Assessment of farmer preferences, constraints and angro-morphological variation among Bambara groundnut (Vigna subterranea (L.) Verdc.) accessions as a basis for seed yield selection index
… susceptibility to insects and the use of low yielding, unimproved cultivar. Results further indicated that many farmers had different Bambara groundnut preferences, such as large seed size and high yield cultivar. The second objective focused on the evaluation of local and exotic Bambara …