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Water stress decreased grain yield/plant by 24.7 relative to normal irrigation, averaged over two seasons.
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e0“Mainly, the water stress caused a decrease in number of panicle/plant, panicle length and thickness, panicle weight, grain yield/plant and 1000-grain weight by 28.5, 40.6, 37.3, 25.0, 24.7 and 37.1%, respectively, as average of the two seasons.”
t0“Assessment of some pearl millet genotypes for seed yield and its components under normal and water stress irrigation”
Title
Bahy Bakheit; Mohamed Ali; rasha mahdy; et al. Assiut Journal of Agricultural Sciences/Assuit Journal of Agricultural Sciences 2021. doi:10.21608/ajas.2022.113424.1080
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- Intervention effect Water stress decreased number of panicle/plant by 28.5 relative to normal irrigation, averaged over two seasons.
- Intervention effect Water stress decreased panicle length by 40.6 relative to normal irrigation, averaged over two seasons.
- Intervention effect Water stress decreased thickness by 37.3 relative to normal irrigation, averaged over two seasons.
- Intervention effect Water stress decreased panicle weight by 25.0 relative to normal irrigation, averaged over two seasons.
- Intervention effect Water stress decreased 1000-grain weight by 37.1% relative to normal irrigation, averaged over two seasons.
- Association Irrigation, genotype and their interaction significantly affected panicle number, length, thickness and weight.
- Association Irrigation, genotype and their interaction significantly affected grain yield per plant and thousand grain weight.
- Method / resource Drought susceptibility index separated the genotypes into tolerant and susceptible groups.
- Observation Genotypes 4 and 5 were drought tolerant for seed yield per plant in both seasons.
- Observation Some genotypes differed between seasons in yield reduction and drought susceptibility index.