The effect of plant density on comparison forage yield of spring barley cultivar
Journal Title: International Journal of Farming and Allied Sciences - Year 2014, Vol 3, Issue 3
Abstract
In order to study the effect of plant density on comparison forage yield of plant density on of cultivar spring barley split plot experiment with three replication in Borujerd Agriculture year 2008- 2009 performance. Main plot was including 2 cultivars: (LOCALIZE), (Nosrat) and sub plot including 4 plant densities: (300), (350), (400), (450 plant per meter). Also experiment traits plant height in stem elongation, plant height in harvest stage, spike length, forage yield, grain yield and harvesting index were determined. Results showed that differences level density and cultivar applied in experiment differences significant on traits all indicated. also interaction effect between the two factors were significant about plant height in stem elongation, yield forage and harvesting index Also the most forage yield per hectare due to the high level in the plant height, spike length and better distribution than in stems and leaves to get the desired amount of radiation associated with better growth and density of 350 seeds of victory with 24470 ha, with 22273 kg m ha.
Authors and Affiliations
Amin Farnia, Ali Aminbaygi and Alishir Niazi Fard
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