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Field Crops Research, 2012
Abstract Lodging is a major limiting factor on wheat production worldwide but due to experimental restrictions, there is little accurate information on wheat single-stalk lodging resistance strength, particularly at the population level. The single-stalk and population lodging resistance strength of 10 winter wheat varieties ( Triticum aestivum L ...
Liyuan Niu +5 more
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Abstract Lodging is a major limiting factor on wheat production worldwide but due to experimental restrictions, there is little accurate information on wheat single-stalk lodging resistance strength, particularly at the population level. The single-stalk and population lodging resistance strength of 10 winter wheat varieties ( Triticum aestivum L ...
Liyuan Niu +5 more
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Ear Height and Weight as Related to Stalk Lodging in Maize1
Crop Science, 1984Measurements of ear height, ear weight, and a potential torque index were made on individual plants jointly chosen from within 972 hills of maize (Zea mays L.). A stalk lodged and unbroken plant in each hill were measured. Plants were classified as stalk lodged or unbroken plants whether or not they were root lodged.
T. C. Helms, W. A. Compton
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Comparison of local and exotic maize varieties for stalk lodging components in a desert climate
European Journal of Agronomy, 2004Abstract A 2-year study on the influence of certain plant morphological traits as well as the chemical composition of the stalk on lodging in exotic and local maize groups was done at Sultan Qaboos University. The exotic group consisted of six varieties, while five varieties were represented in the local group. The soil type was classified as saline,
H.A. Esechie, V. Rodriguez, H. Al-Asmi
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Agronomy Journal, 1957
SypnosisSusceptibility to stalk lodging was positively associated with ash, cellulose, potash, and silica but was not associated with susceptibility to Diplodia zeae or Gibberella zeae. Diplodia was negatively associated with ash, crude fiber, lignin, and cellulose but was positively associated with nitrogen.
M. S. Zuber +4 more
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SypnosisSusceptibility to stalk lodging was positively associated with ash, cellulose, potash, and silica but was not associated with susceptibility to Diplodia zeae or Gibberella zeae. Diplodia was negatively associated with ash, crude fiber, lignin, and cellulose but was positively associated with nitrogen.
M. S. Zuber +4 more
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Moving toward short stature maize: The effect of plant height on maize stalk lodging resistance
Field Crops Research, 2023Christopher J Stubbs +2 more
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Fusarium species associated with sorghum stalk rot and lodging: A preliminary study
2010Sorghum lodging is a continual, but increasing, threat to sorghum producers in northern New South Wales and Queensland, particularly on the Darling Downs and in central Queensland. Although, the pathogens that cause charcoal rot (Macrophomina phaseolina) and fusarium stalk rot (Fusarium species) are known to play a role in lodging, their distribution ...
Keller, Lisa +3 more
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Genetic structure and molecular mechanism underlying the stalk lodging traits in maize (Zea mays L.)
Computational and Structural Biotechnology Journal, 2023Zhenying Dong, Xun Wei, Yan Long
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