Effects of sowing times on the spike differentiation of different wheat varieties under the climate of warm winter

Abstract

Abstract: Spike differentiation processes and freezing damage of three wheat varieties were studied by sowing in different stages.The results showed that under the condition of weather changing warm, the time of entering each stage of spike differentiation of wheat of strong spring variety was earlier than that of wheat of spring variety and semi-winter variety.Sowing times had more effects on durative time of the elongation stage, single-prism stage and two-prism stage of the spike differentiation.Under sowing early, the stronger the springness of wheat was, the quicker it developed, the higher spike differentiation phases it reached before winter, and the more serious freezing damage it suffered in wintering.According to this, the semi-winter varieties of wheat should he adopted first and arranged in pairs with spring varieties in wheat production, and the sowing times should not be too early as the weather becoming warm.

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GAO Qinglu, XUE Xiang, WU Yu'e, RU Zhengang . Effects of sowing times on the spike differentiation of different wheat varieties under the climate of warm winter[J]. Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology, 2003, (10): 1627-1631.

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