Alteration of cotton source–sink relations with plant population density and mepiquat chloride

Different Dates of Sowing and Nitrogen Levels on Growth and Yield Attributes of Irrigated Cotton

“…Among the three different nitrogen levels, maximum plant height (cm) of 38.1, 105.5, 150.9, 169.0 at 30, 60, 90 and 120 DAS, respectively was recorded in N 3 -100 kg N ha The results are in accordance with (Soler et al, 2007); (Pettigrew and Adamezyk, 2008); (Gwathmey and Clement, 2010) Timely planting of crops is essential for root penetration, proliferation and vegetative growth for optimum harvesting of available soil nutrients and solar radiation. Early planted crops may experience some challenges of seedling establishment due to low temperatures and high insect pest incidence.…”

Crescimento, produtividade e qualidade de fibra de algodão colorido influenciados pela população de plantas

“…A partir dos 60 DAE, a área foliar foi reduzida linearmente com o aumento da população de plantas (Figura 1c). A maior população de plantas reduziu em 83,26% a área foliar por planta na cultura do algodão colorido BRS Safira, o que indica que as altas populações de plantas reduzem o potencial de assimilação de carbono pelas plantas individualmente, conforme discutido por Gwathmey & Clement (2010).…”

Chemical Regulators of Gibberellin Status and Their Application in Plant Production

“…Finally, decreases in quantity and quality of the lint due to weathering are reduced in the oldest, first-opened cotton bolls. Valuable contributions on different aspects of using mepiquat chloride in cotton have been presented by Cathey and Meredith (1988), Kerby et al (1986Kerby et al ( , 1996, Cook and Kennedy (2000) and Gwathmey and Clement (2010).…”