Author(s): Amir Zaman Khan | M. Akhtar | R. Ahmad | N. Ahmad | P. Shah
Journal: Journal of Biological Sciences
ISSN 1727-3048
Volume: 1;
Issue: 3;
Start page: 126;
Date: 2001;
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Keywords: Planting dates | densities | protein | oil contents
ABSTRACT
Protein and oil contents of soybean varieties were significantly affected by planting date and plant density. Late planted crop gave more protein content than early planted crop, while an inverse relationship was found for oil content. Lower plant density of 200 thousand plants ha -1 gave significantly more protein content than higher plant densities of 400 and 600 thousand plants ha -1 and the same response was observed for oil content but the difference among the plant densities did not reach the 5% significance level. Epps produced more protein and oil contents than William-82. There was no effect of plant density on Oil concentration in seeds of William -82, however Oil concentration in seeds of Epps decreased with increase in plant density, indicating differential response of Oil concentration in seeds of the two soybean varieties.
Journal: Journal of Biological Sciences
ISSN 1727-3048
Volume: 1;
Issue: 3;
Start page: 126;
Date: 2001;
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DOWNLOAD PDF Original pageKeywords: Planting dates | densities | protein | oil contents
ABSTRACT
Protein and oil contents of soybean varieties were significantly affected by planting date and plant density. Late planted crop gave more protein content than early planted crop, while an inverse relationship was found for oil content. Lower plant density of 200 thousand plants ha -1 gave significantly more protein content than higher plant densities of 400 and 600 thousand plants ha -1 and the same response was observed for oil content but the difference among the plant densities did not reach the 5% significance level. Epps produced more protein and oil contents than William-82. There was no effect of plant density on Oil concentration in seeds of William -82, however Oil concentration in seeds of Epps decreased with increase in plant density, indicating differential response of Oil concentration in seeds of the two soybean varieties.
