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Foliar application of calcium and boron improves the spike fertily and yield of wheat
Foliar applications of calcium (Ca) and boron (B) could improve the fertilization of flowers and enhance the wheat yield. The effects of foliar spray of Ca and B on plant growth, grain yield and yield components of wheat were investigated in this study ...
Tiago Zoz +4 more
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The effects of genotype and environment on tillering patterns in spring wheat [PDF]
Grain yield in spring wheat, Triticum aestivum L., is in part determined by the number of spikes per unit area. With the exception of high plant density crops, spike numbers are in turn the end-product of the tillering process common to all grass species.
Hucl, Pierre
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Effects of different tillage methods on the population size and tillering rate of winter wheat in seedling stage.
Youhong Song (579200) +4 more
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Embora não seja oficialmente recomendada pelas entidades de pesquisa, a retirada da água no perfilhamento é uma prática cultural frequentemente utilizada pelos produtores de arroz irrigado no Estado de Santa Catarina, visando a estimular a emissão de ...
Luís Sangoi +9 more
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Exploring physiological and genetic determinants of tillering in sorghum
Tillering is a plastic trait of cereals that affects grain yield and adaptability through the regulation of leaf area development and fertile tiller production.
van Oosterom, E. J. +4 more
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Illustration of heterosis in Xieyou9308 at tillering (A) and heading (B) stages.
Illustration of heterosis in Xieyou9308 at tillering (A) and heading (B) stages.
Yue Feng (158140) +11 more
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Tillering is an important trait for grain production in rice. To understand the mechanism underlying tillering regulation in rice, a combined proteomic and genetic approach was taken to analyze potential protein markers associated with the high-tillering
Jingsheng Zheng +6 more
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Response of wheat restricted-tillering and vigorous growth traits to variables of climate change
© 2014 John Wiley & Sons Ltd. The response of wheat to the variables of climate change includes elevated CO2, high temperature, and drought which vary according to the levels of each variable and genotype. Independently, elevated CO2, high temperature,
Jairo A. Palta +9 more
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In wheat, tillering and water-soluble carbohydrates (WSCs) in the stem are potential traits for adaptation to different environments and are of interest as targets for selective breeding.
Chapman, S.C. +20 more
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Moderate control of rice tillering and the development of rice varieties with large panicles are important topics for future high-yield rice breeding. Herein, we found that low-tillering rice varieties stopped tillering earlier and had a larger leaf area
Mingqiang Zhu +7 more
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