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Heat unit requirements for maize hybrids in Europe. Results of the European FAO sub-network. 2: Period from silking to maturity

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Derieux, M

Contributor(s):

Bonhomme, R [coaut.]

Material type: Article

ArticleLanguage: En Publication details: 1982ISSN:

0025-6153

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83-871541

In: Maydica v. 27, no. 2, p. 79-9683-871541Summary: Results are presented of 45 trials on the silking-maturity period in 1977, 1978, 1979 in 9 countries by participants in the FAO European cooperative network on maize. This study is based on eleven hybrids and a great number of methods for calculating heat units using linear estimations based on: daily maximum temperature (S(, x)), and daily mean temperature (S) with different temperature thresholds and one ceiling temperature (30 deg C), and some methods from the literature (Brown, 1969; Blacklow, 1972; Arnold, 1975; Gilmore and Rogers, 1958). The best test to follow maturation is grain moisture. This is closely related to heat unit accumulation.

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Results are presented of 45 trials on the silking-maturity period in 1977, 1978, 1979 in 9 countries by participants in the FAO European cooperative network on maize. This study is based on eleven hybrids and a great number of methods for calculating heat units using linear estimations based on: daily maximum temperature (S(, x)), and daily mean temperature (S) with different temperature thresholds and one ceiling temperature (30 deg C), and some methods from the literature (Brown, 1969; Blacklow, 1972; Arnold, 1975; Gilmore and Rogers, 1958). The best test to follow maturation is grain moisture. This is closely related to heat unit accumulation.

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