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Barley tiller number decreased as pea seeding rate increased.
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e0“The tillers of the WCB were a decrease and plant of the forage pea were a increase according to increased seeding rate of forage pea”
t0“Whole Crop Barley with Hooded Type and Forage Pea”
Title
Jung-Il Ju; Jong-Min Park; Jung-Jun Lee; et al. Journal of The Korean Society of Grassland and Forage Science 2009. doi:10.5333/kgfs.2009.29.3.171
Other claims from this paper (17)
- Observation Barley heading date and plant height did not differ by pea seeding rate.
- Observation Pea plant number increased with its seeding rate.
- Observation Sole barley at 20kg/10a had a lodging index of 3.
- Observation Pea overwintering exceeded 90% in every treatment.
- Observation Pea height rose with pea seeding rate in both barley sowing rate plots.
- Observation Fresh weight increased with pea seeding rate and exceeded 3,000 kg in all plots.
- Observation Dry matter weight declined with increasing pea seeding rate.
- Observation Sole barley sown at 20 kg/10a had the highest dry matter weight, 1,266 kg.
- Observation Crude protein content tended to increase as pea seeding rate increased.
- Observation Relative feed value tended to decrease as pea seeding rate increased.
- Observation Sole barley sown at 14 kg/10a had the highest relative feed value, 183.8.
- Observation ADF content increased with pea seeding rate.
- Observation NDF content increased with pea seeding rate.
- Observation The maximum ADF was 23.9% for 20 kg/10a barley and 10 kg/10a pea.
- Observation The maximum NDF was 46.3% for 20 kg/10a barley and 10 kg/10a pea.
- Observation The best standardized aggregate score was 2.309 for 20 kg/10a barley with 7.5 kg/10a pea.
- Recommendation The authors judged 20 kg/10a barley with 7.5 kg/10a pea the best mixed seeding rate, followed by 20 kg/10a barley with 5.0 kg/10a pea.