Variations of morphological traits, yield and yield components on different seeding dates of cowpea
1985
Kim, S.D. | Cha, Y.H. | Cho, J.T. (Chungbuk Rural Development Administration, Chongju (Korea R.)) | Youn, K.B. (Rural Development Administration, Suwon (Korea R.). Wheat and Barley Research Inst.) | Park, S.I. (Chungbuk National Univ., Chongju (Korea R.))
Two cowpea varieties, VITA 5 and Jungweon local var., had been sown at intervals of 15 days from May 1 to Aug. 29, and the following results were obtained. The earlier the two varieties had been sown, the shorter period from planting to first blooming and maturing, the more peduncles, the more pods per peduncle and plant, the heavier 100-grain weight, and the more grain yield we had. VITA 5 was earlier in maturity and higher in yielding performance than Jungweon local var., and both could not bloom in late sowing after Aug. 14.During the period of flowering and seed-setting, bad weather conditions decreased the number of grains per pod
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