Effect of planting patterns of sunflower on yield and extinction coefficient

Agronomy for Sustainable Development

Volumn 25, Issue 4, 2005, Pages 513-518

  Zarea, Mohammad J ^a   Ghalavand, Amir ^a   Daneshian, Jahanfar ^a  

^a TARBIAT MODARES UNIVERSITY   (Iran)

Author keywords

Extinction coefficient; Planting patterns; Sunflower

Indexed keywords

CROP YIELD; EXTINCTION COEFFICIENT; FARMING SYSTEM;

HELIANTHUS;

EID: 30444457263     PISSN: 17740746     EISSN: 17730155     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1051/agro:2005052     Document Type: Article

References (35)

1. Alessi J., Power J.F., Zlmmerman D.C. (1977) Sunflower yield and water use as influenced by planting date, population and row spacing, Agron. J. 69, 465-469.
2. Andrade F.H., Calvino P., Cirilo A., Barbieri P. (2002) Yield Responses to narrows Rows Depend on Increased Radiation Interception, Agron J. 94, 975-980.
3. Board J.E., Harville B.G., Saxton A.M. (1990) Narrow-row seed yield enhancement in determinate soybean, Agron. J. 82, 64-68.
4. Board J.E. (2004) Soybean Cultivar Differences Light Interception and Leaf Area Index during Seed filing, Agron. J. 96, 305-310.
5. Bullock D.G., Nielson R.L., Nyquist W.E. (1988) A growth analysis of corn grown in conventional and equidistant plant spacing, Crop Sci. 28, 254-258.
6. Cantagallo J.E., Chimenti C.A., Hall A.J. (1997) Number of seeds per unit area in sunflower correlates well with a photothermal quotient, Crop Sci. 37, 1780-1786.
7. Clegg M.D., Bigges W.W., Eastin J.D., Maranville J.W., Sulvin C.Y. (1974) Light transmission in field communities of sorghum, Agron. J. 66, 471-476.
8. Chimenti C.A., Hall A.J. (1992) Sensibilidad del número de frutos por capítulo de girasol (Helianthus annuus L.) a cambios en el nivel de radiación durante la ontogenia del cultivo, in: Actas XIX Reunión Argentina de Fisiología Vegetal. Sociedad Argentina de Fisiología Vegetal, Córdoba, Argentina, pp. 27-28.
9. Connor D.J., Sadras V.O. (1992) Physiology of yield expression in sunflower, Field Crops Res. 30, 333-389.
10. Duncan W.G. (1986) Planting patterns and soybean yield, Crop Sci. 26, 584-588.
11. Edwards J.T., Purcell L.C., Vories E.D. (2005) Light interception and yield potential of short season maize (zea mays L.) Hybrids in the Midsouth, Agron. J. 97, 225-234.
12. Egharevba P.N. (1975) Planting pattern and light interception in maize, in: Proc. Physiology program formulation workshop, Ibadan, Nigeria, April 1975, IITA, Ibadan, Nigeria, pp. 15-17.
13. Flenet F.J., kiniry R., board J.E., Westgate M.E., reicosky D.C. (1996) Row spacing effects on light coefficient of of corn, sorghum, soybean, and sunflower, Agron. J. 88, 185-190.
14. Graham D.L., Steiner J.L., Wiese A.F. (1988) Light absorption and Cooperation in mis Sorghum - Pig weed communities, Agron. J. 80, 415-418.
15. Gubbels G.H., Dedio W. (1990) Response of early-maturing sunflower hybrids to row spacing and plant density, Can. J. Sci. 70, 1169-1171.
16. Ikeda T., Sato K. (1992) Relation between plant density and yield components in soybean plant, Jpn J. Crop Sci. 59, 219-244.
17. Kareln D.L., Camp C.R. (1985) ROW spacing, plant population, and water management effects on corn in the Atlantic coastal plain, Agron. J. 77, 393-398.
18. Kiniry J.R., Williams J.R., Gassman P.W., Debaeke P. (1992) A General process-oriented model for two completing plant species, T. ASAE 35, 801-810.
19. MacGowan M., Taylor H.M., Willingham J. (1991) Influence of row spacing on growth, light and water use by sorghum, J. Agric. Sci. Camb. 116, 329-339.
20. Majid H.R., Schneiter A.A. (1988) semi dwarf and conventional height sunflower performance at five plant population, Agron. J. 79, 681-684.
21. Mason R.C., Coates D.B., Wilson G.L., Foale M.A. (1982) Growth and productivity of irrigated sorghum bicolor. 1. Moeach in northern Australian: Plant density and arrangement differs on light interception and distribution, and grain yield, in the hybrid Texas 610sr in low and medium latitudes, Aust. J. Agr. Res. 33, 773-784.
22. Muchow R.C., Sinclair T.R., Bennett J.M. (1990) Temperature and solar radiation effects on potential maize yield across location, Agron. J. 82, 338-343.
23. Miller B.C., Opilinger E.S., Randm R., Peter J., Wies G. (1984) Effect of planting date and plant population on safflower performance, Agron. J. 79, 681-684.
24. Miura H., Wijeyathungam K., Gemma T. (1987) Variation in seed yield of soybean as affected by planting patterns, Jpn J. Crop Sci. 56, 652-656.
25. Muchow R.C., Sinclair T.R., Bennet J.M. (1990) Temperature and solar radiation effects on potential maize yield across location, Agron. J. 82, 338-342.
26. Murphy S.D., Yakubu Y., Weise S.F., Swanton C.J. (1996) Effect of planting pattern and inter-row cultivation on competition between Corn (Zea Mays) and late emerging Weeds, Weed Sci. 44, 865-870.
27. Nishiiri K. (1976) Studies on the productivity of soybeans in mechanized cultivation, Bull. Tohoku Natl. Agric. Exp. Stn. 54, 91-286.
28. Parvez A.Q., Gardner F.P., Boote K.J. (1989) Determinate and indeterminate-type soybean cultivar responses to pattern, density and planting date, Crop Sci. 29, 150-157.
29. Robinson R.G., Ford J.H., Lueschen W.E., Rabas D.L., Smith L.Y., Warens D.D. (1980) Response of sunflower to plant population, Agron. J. 72, 869-871.
30. Schneiter A., Miller J.F. (1981) Description of solar radiation and dry matter production by various soybean planting patterns, Crop Sci. 21, 901-903.
31. Sinclair T.R. (1986) Water and nitrogen limitation in soybean grain production: i. Model development, Field Crops Res. 15, 125-141.
32. Steer B.T., Milory S.P., Kamona R.M. (1993) A model to simulate the development, growth and yield of irrigated sunflower, Field Crops Res. 32, 83-99.
33. Wiggans R.G. (1939) The influence of space and arrangement on the production of soybean plants, J. Am. Soc. Agron. 31, 314-321.
34. Wilocox J.R. (1974) Response of three soybean strains to equidistant spacing, Agron. J. 66, 409-412.
35. Zaffaroni E., Schneiter A.A. (1989) Water use efficiency and light interception of semi dwarf and standard - height sunflower hybrids grown in different row arrangements, Agron. J. 81, 831-836.