Evaluating the Impact of Variable Seed Rates on Growth, Productivity and Yield attributes of different Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) Genotypes of Barani Areas
Amina Batool1*, Saba Aleem1, Ali Nawaz1, Muhammad Imran Khan1, Waheed Arshad1, Muhammad Aslam2, Shiraz Ali3 and Muhammad Zeeshan3
1Barani Agricultural Research Station, Fatehjang, Punjab, Pakistan; 2Barani Livestock Production Research Institute, Kherimurat, Fatehjang, Punjab, Pakistan; 3Groundnut Research Station, Attock, Punjab, Pakistan.
*Correspondence | Amina Batool, Barani Agricultural Research Station, Fatehjang, Punjab, Pakistan; Email:
[email protected]
Figure 1:
Seasonal weather of Barani Agricultural Research Station, Fatehjang during 2019-20.
Figure 2:
Interactive effects of seed rate and genotypes on germination percentage.
Figure 3:
Interactive effects of seed rate and genotypes on root length.
Figure 4:
Interactive effects of seed rate and genotypes on shoot length.
Figure 5:
Interactive effects of seed rate and genotypes on coleoptile length.
Figure 6:
Interactive effects of seed rate and genotypes on Days to 50% heading.
Figure 7:
Interactive effects of seed rate and genotypes on number of tillers.
Figure 8:
Interactive effects of seed rate and genotypes on plant height.
Figure 9:
Interactive effects of seed rate and genotypes on nodes per stem.
Figure 10:
Interactive effects of seed rate and genotypes on 1000 grain weight.
Figure 11:
Interactive effects of seed rate and genotypes on grain per spike.
Figure 13:
Interactive effects of seed rate and genotypes on grain yield.
Figure 12:
Interactive effects of seed rate and genotypes on days to maturity.
Table 5:
Interactive effect of seed rate and genotypes on growth and yield related traits evaluated at Barani Agricultural Research Station, Fatehjang during 2019-20.
Values of LSD within a row are shown in parentheses for each trait is not significant at (P≤0.05).
Table 6:
Analysis of variance for the wheat growth and yield traits as affected by seed rate, genotype and their interactions for the field experiments conducted in 2019-20.
Note: * and ** are significant and highly significant at 0.05 and 0.01 probability level, respectively; NS = Non-significant.