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Seed priming-induced enhancement in seed germination, Seedling vigor, and productivity of foxtail millet (Setaria italica L.) in winter and summer seasons under Bangladesh conditions. [PDF]
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Variation of harvest index in several wheat crosses
Euphytica, 1976Harvest index was studied in F1 and F2 generations of eight wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) crosses and their reciprocals. The parental varieties involved in the crosses represented a fairly wide range of character expression for plant height, tillering potential, grain yield per plant and harvest index.
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Estimation of rainwater harvesting by the reflectance of the purity index of rainfall
Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 2021Rainwater harvesting is an effective alternative practice, particularly within urban regions, during periods of water scarcity and dry weather. The collected water is mostly utilized for non-potable household purposes and irrigation. However, due to the increase in atmospheric pollutants, the quality of rainwater has gradually decreased.
Siti Nor Fazillah Abdullah +6 more
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HARVEST INDEX FOR MECHANICALLY HANDLED PEACH FRUITS IN POST-HARVEST
Acta Horticulturae, 2015The aim of this study was to define harvest indexes, based on peach skin ground color, suitable to allow mechanical grading and reach at the same time high fruit quality. Two cultivars, âSpringbelleâ and âDouceurâ, were included in this research.
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Energy as the basis of harvest index
The Journal of Agricultural Science, 1982Harvest index has become a character used in plant breeding programmes and in evaluation of responses to agronomic treatments (Donald & Hamblin, 1976). Donald (1962) defined harvest index as the ratio between weight of grains and the weight of total dry matter, and later described it as a measure of partitioning of photo - synthates (Donald, 1968)
S. K. Sinha, S. C. Bhargava, Arun Goel
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Harvesting Social Media Sentiments for Stock Index Prediction
2020 IEEE 17th Annual Consumer Communications & Networking Conference (CCNC), 2020Stock index prediction is a complex problem as stock indices movement is influenced by many factors and events possibly affecting the economy. With the increasingly efficient algorithms and techniques in machine learning, there is a renewed interest in the use of machine learning to predict the flow of the stock index. In this paper, technical features
MingWei Lim, Chai Kiat Yeo
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COLOR AS A HARVEST INDEX FOR CHERIMOYA
Acta Horticulturae, 2005Since early harvested cherimoyas had some postharvest disorders due to maturity at-harvest and the traditional harvest index is not accurate, the objective of this investigation was to determine color evolution during growth, maturation and different harvest times to evaluate the postharvest behaviour of the fruit after ripening period of 6 days at 18 ...
H. Berger, L. Galleti
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Harvest index in northern temperate cultivated conifers
Tree Physiology, 1989Harvest index is defined and its relationship with primary production, biomass partitioning and yield components in forest trees examined. As stand density has been found to have a major effect on harvest index, it is concluded that further development of the harvest index concept in forest trees will need to take account of density-yield relationships.
P, Pulkkinen +3 more
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Robust Semantic Video Indexing by Harvesting Web Images
2013Semantic video indexing, also known as video annotation, video concept detection in literatures, has attracted significant attentions recently. Due to the scarcity of training videos, most existing approaches can scarcely achieve satisfactory performances.
Yang Yang 0002 +3 more
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Analysis of Seed Growth by Linear Increase in Harvest Index
Crop Science, 1999A convenient and stable method for expressing crop seed growth is important both in experimental and simulation studies. The conventional approach has been to measure the seed growth rate (SGR) of individual seeds and multiply this by the number of seeds per unit ground area.
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