[PDF] Top 20 Identifying seedling root architectural traits associated with yield and yield components in wheat

... on seedling root traits in the 'pouch and wick' system in a growth chamber in 2014 as well as yield, yield components and phenology in field trials during 2012 and 2013 for the ... See full document

... of yield components are useful tools to determine valuable genotypes (Li et ...grain yield components and indicate whether the infl uence is directly refl ected in the grain yield or take ... See full document

... on yield components of wheat (Triticum eastivum ...A wheat cultivar sahar-2006 was grown at densities of 100, 90, 80, 70, 60, 50, 40, 30, 20 and 10 plants m -2 and infested with nine wild ... See full document

... enhancing wheat yield, however, economic feasibility should be thoroughly monitored (Hussain and Munir, ...lower wheat yield and yield components of wheat (Zentner et ... See full document

... climate, wheat crops usually encounter drought during the grain filling period, which reduces grain yield, dramatically (Sanjari et ...2008). Yield is reduced mostly when drought stress occurs during ... See full document

... of wheat by rhizobia significantly increased tillers per plant by a maxi- mum of 42%, plant height by 13%, grain per spike by 16%, 100 grain weight by 10%, biological and grain yield by 10% over ... See full document

... on wheat injury, height, yield, yield components, and test weight were determined by subjecting the data to ANOVA with partitioning appropriate for a three (herbicide:safener ratios) by three ... See full document

... grain yield between growing seasons were the result of the typical rainfall variability of these Mediterranean ...on wheat yield and yield components in the crop rotation study, there ... See full document

... grain yield is a complex polygenetic trait, it depends on the genotype, and is highly susceptible to environmental ...of yield components directly associated to the grain yield [9, 20, ... See full document

... genetic traits of wheat play crucial role in determining the significance of each trait in yield improvement, so advance wheat geno- types are assessed to improve grain yield by ... See full document

... Grain yield and yield components increased in the order: biosolids > OMF 10 > OMF 15 > urea, which suggested sensi- tivity of crop performance to the readily available N supply in the ... See full document

... and yield per ...heredity traits such as number of grains per spike and grain ...phenotype traits values [34]. Identification of associated molecular markers at a major locus contributing to ... See full document

... Three crosses viz. GIANT-3 x AAI-347(-11.46) followed by AAI-2 x RAJ-4026(-6.56) and AAI-2 x PBW-343(-5.68) showed significant negative heterobeltiosis for plant height. The heterobeltiosis for this character ranged from ... See full document

... where wheat plays a pivotal ...for yield improvement since green revolution. Yield is one of the most complex and economically important ...of yield and yield components is more ... See full document

... total wheat production in the country and play an appreciable role of supplying carbohydrates, proteins and ...to wheat breeding is hybridization and subsequent ...in wheat hybridization ... See full document

... of yield capacity in dry environment [17], Various effects of Rth9 on different internodes may contribute to varied levels of height reduction by ...common wheat which could be used to create germplasm with ... See full document

... in wheat. However, despite the widespread occurrence of this weed in wheat fields of Pakistan, no such studies have yet been publishedregarding economic threshold level of ...in wheat and its ... See full document

... on root development and its correlation with plant shoot growth during whole growth of oilseed rape has not yet been reported in detail, potentially for two ...the root development and RSA of oilseed rape ... See full document

... Rice (Oryza sativa L.) is the world’s very important food crop gathered and a foremost resource of food for more than half the world’s population and forms the cheapest foundation of food, energy and protein. Land races ... See full document

... agronomic traits for forage crops (Riday and Brummer ...total yield, yield from individual harvests, stem length, tiller number, leaf and stem yield/plant, and leaf and stem yield/5 ... See full document