Analisis del crecimiento y de la produccion de grano en cultivos de cebada (Hordeum distichon L. var Pallas) bajo las condiciones ambientales de la provincia de Granada, 2:
Morena, I. de la
Analisis del crecimiento y de la produccion de grano en cultivos de cebada (Hordeum distichon L. var Pallas) bajo las condiciones ambientales de la provincia de Granada, 2: Evolucion y supervivencia de los tallos hijos Growth analysis and grain production of barley (Hordeum distichon L. var Pallas) under the environmental conditions prevalent in the province of Granada (Southern Spain), 2: Evolution and survival of tillers - 1986 - Printed
7 graphs; numerical data; 27 ref. Summaries (En, Es)
Field studies on the pattern of tillering, ear production and tiller survival in a two-rowed barley variety (Pallas) were carried out in Granada (Southern Spain) during 1982, 1983 and 1984. Crops were fertilized with different levels of nitrogen, applied both at seeding and at mid-tillering stage, and treated with foliar applications of sulphur and Ethrel during tillering. The ear formation capacity was closely related with N, S and E treatments. The increase of N doses at seeding leads to a high initial number of tillers per plant, while the N, S and E treatments during tillering increased their survival and thus the final numbers of ears. The
Spanish
0365-1797
Environmental conditions
Foliar application
Grain feed
Growth
Hordeum vulgare
Plant production
Spain
Tillering
Nitrogen fertilizers
87-093335
Analisis del crecimiento y de la produccion de grano en cultivos de cebada (Hordeum distichon L. var Pallas) bajo las condiciones ambientales de la provincia de Granada, 2: Evolucion y supervivencia de los tallos hijos Growth analysis and grain production of barley (Hordeum distichon L. var Pallas) under the environmental conditions prevalent in the province of Granada (Southern Spain), 2: Evolution and survival of tillers - 1986 - Printed
7 graphs; numerical data; 27 ref. Summaries (En, Es)
Field studies on the pattern of tillering, ear production and tiller survival in a two-rowed barley variety (Pallas) were carried out in Granada (Southern Spain) during 1982, 1983 and 1984. Crops were fertilized with different levels of nitrogen, applied both at seeding and at mid-tillering stage, and treated with foliar applications of sulphur and Ethrel during tillering. The ear formation capacity was closely related with N, S and E treatments. The increase of N doses at seeding leads to a high initial number of tillers per plant, while the N, S and E treatments during tillering increased their survival and thus the final numbers of ears. The
Spanish
0365-1797
Environmental conditions
Foliar application
Grain feed
Growth
Hordeum vulgare
Plant production
Spain
Tillering
Nitrogen fertilizers
87-093335