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Relationship between boll temporal distribution and cotton yield under summer direct seeding
Li Xian’en,Ma Xuefeng,Zhang Zhao,Yang Lirong,Lü Na,Yao Xiaofen,Qiu Shen,Zhang Guifen,Yang Guozheng
Cotton Science
, 2022, 34(
5
): 416-429. DOI:
10.11963/cs20210074
Fig. 1
Temperature and precipitation during the whole cotton growth stage in 2019 and 2020
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Table 1
Development progress and growth stages of cotton
Table 2
Logistic models for the number accumulation of cotton reproduction organs
Table 3
Dynamic characteristic values of the number of reproduction organs in cotton
Fig. 2
Dry matter accumulation of cotton at different growth periods
BD is the budding date; EF is the early flowering date; FF is the flourishing flowering date; BO is the boll opening date; PR is the plant removal date.
Table 4
Logistic models for dry matter accumulation in cotton
Table 5
Dynamic characteristic values of cotton dry matter accumulation
Table 6
Cotton yield and its components
Fig. 3
The correlation analysis between lint yield and the dynamic characteristic values of sink dry matter accumulation and opening boll number
Yield indicates lint yield.
t
1
and
t
2
are the start time and termination time of the fast accumulation period, respectively; Δ
t
indicates the duration of the fast accumulation period;
V
T
is the average accumulation rate during the fast accumulation period.
K
is the theoretical maximum dry matter accumulation or the theoretical maximum number of organs. OB is opening bolls; Sink indicates the sink organs. * and ** indicate significant relationship at the 0.05 and 0.01 level, respectively.