Claim · model-written summary
The decrease in seed yield of Buchai-kong was mostly affected by lower seed weight and fewer seeds per pod.
Glycine maxVerbatim
e0“growth habit and morphological and anatomical characteristics of fasciated soybean, var. Buchai-kong”
e2“the decrease in seed yield was mostly affected by the decrease in seed weight and seeds per pod”
Title
Jong-Kyu Hwang The Korean Journal of Crop Science 1986
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- Observation Main stem of fasciated Buchai-kong soybean was gradually broadened and flat, with leaves emerging irregularly compared with normal soybean Danyeop-kong.
- Observation Buchai-kong had more leaves on the main stem.
- Observation Total leaf number per plant did not differ considerably between Buchai-kong and normal soybean.
- Observation The degree of fasciation of the main stem of Buchai-kong was about 3.1 (max./min. diameter).
- Association The degree of fasciation in Buchai-kong was related to the amount of growth of main stem and branches of Danyeop-kong.
- Observation Buchai-kong had much fewer branches per plant than Danyeop-kong.
- Observation Buchai-kong had fasciated branches and a fasciated petiole.
- Observation About 75 percent of Buchai-kong pods were concentrated on the top of the stem, showing strong pod clustering.
- Observation Seed yield per plant of Buchai-kong was about 60 percent of that of Danyeop-kong, i.e. lower.
- Observation Buchai-kong had more vascular bundles in the transection of mature stem.
- Observation Danyeop-kong developed the better vascular bundle.
- Observation Stem fasciation types in Buchai-kong were linear (the most common) and bifurcated.