Variability and interaction between yield and its components of winter oilseed rape
2001
Wojtowicz, M. (Instytut Hodowli i Aklimatyzacji Roslin w Radzikowie, Poznan (Poland). Zaklad Roslin Oleistych) | Musnicki, Cz. (Akademia Rolnicza, Poznan (Poland). Katedra Uprawy Roli i Roslin)
Among detailed components in field conditions, the most unstable feature was number of siliques per plant. Number of plant per area unit was less changeable. Over two times weaker than number of siliques per plant varied number of seeds per silique. Weight of 1000 seeds was the least changeable feature. In supervised habitat conditions yield and number of siliques were changed the most under the influence of nitrogen fertilization, less under the influence of water deficiency and the least under the influence of cultivar. Significant correleation between yield and number of siliques per area unit was stated. Correlation between yield and weight of seeds per silique was also significant but almost two times weaker
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