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ORIGINAL ARTICLES

The interaction of stem strength with plant density and nitrogen application in wheat progeny from parents with varying stem strength

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Pages 251-255 | Received 13 Aug 2010, Accepted 11 Jul 2011, Published online: 31 Aug 2011

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Table I. Parental wheat cultivars used in this study, with their stem type and plant height data.

Table II. Analysis of variance for stem strength for internodes two, three and four for four different treatments for parents and F1 hybrids.

Table III. Mean squares for stem strength for four treatments combined, for internodes two, three and four for parents and F1 hybrids.

Figure 1.  Stem strength [(W×D)/L] for the first four internodes (I1–I4) for parents and F1 hybrids. 1 = SST 57, 2 = SST 55, 3 = SST806, 4 = DH 24, 5 = DH 29, 6 = 3-273, 7 = BX, 8 = SST876, 9 = 36-8. W = breaking weight of internode, D = pith thickness of internode, L = length of internode.

Figure 1.  Stem strength [(W×D)/L] for the first four internodes (I1–I4) for parents and F1 hybrids. 1 = SST 57, 2 = SST 55, 3 = SST806, 4 = DH 24, 5 = DH 29, 6 = 3-273, 7 = BX, 8 = SST876, 9 = 36-8. W = breaking weight of internode, D = pith thickness of internode, L = length of internode.

Table IV. Linear correlation between measured stem strength characteristics for internodes two, three and four and combined, over four treatments.

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