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Helia 1997, Vol. 20(26) 113-120

PRODUCTIVITY OF SONFLOWER CULTIVARS IN RELATION TO PLANT DENSITY AND GROWING SEASON IN NORTHERN TAMAULIPAS, MEXICO

A. S. Ortegôn M. & A. Diaz F.

pp. 113 - 120

Publish Date: June 23, 1997  |   Single/Total View: 0/0   |   Single/Total Download: 0/0


Abstract

A study was conducted to evaluate the response of sunflower cultivars and plant densities grown in two different growing seasons of northern Tamaulipas. Two sunflower hybrids (De kalb G-l0O and G-f 0l) and two varieties (Rib-77 and Victoria) were evaluated under 3 plant densities: 27,5OO, 47.250 and 62,5O0 plants/ha. In 1994, the planting was in the "late" annual season (P-V) and in 1995 was in the "early" annual season (O-I). The highest yield was obtained during the "early" growing season, 2,170 kg/ha, while the lowest yield was 1,678 kg/ha during "late" season. In both seasons, the hybrids and variety Rib-77 had significantly higher yields than the variety Victoria. At Iow densities, increases in seed weight per head, stem and head diameter, and 100-seed weight were observed.

Keywords: Sunflower, cultivars, plant density, growing season, north Tamaulipas


How to Cite this Article?

APA 7th edition
M., A.S.O., & F., A.D. (1997). PRODUCTIVITY OF SONFLOWER CULTIVARS IN RELATION TO PLANT DENSITY AND GROWING SEASON IN NORTHERN TAMAULIPAS, MEXICO. Helia, 20(26), 113-120.

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M., A. and F., A. (1997). PRODUCTIVITY OF SONFLOWER CULTIVARS IN RELATION TO PLANT DENSITY AND GROWING SEASON IN NORTHERN TAMAULIPAS, MEXICO. Helia, 20(26), pp. 113-120.

Chicago 16th edition
M., A. S. Ortegôn and A. Diaz F. (1997). "PRODUCTIVITY OF SONFLOWER CULTIVARS IN RELATION TO PLANT DENSITY AND GROWING SEASON IN NORTHERN TAMAULIPAS, MEXICO". Helia 20 (26):113-120.