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Chinese Agricultural Science Bulletin ›› 2023, Vol. 39 ›› Issue (13): 52-57.doi: 10.11924/j.issn.1000-6850.casb2022-0380

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Effects of Planting Density on Yield Components of Fresh Grain Pea

LI Yanlan1(), YANG Jincheng1(), YU Zonghong2, JIN Hongyun3, WU Jinhua4, LI Xiang1, ZHANG Chunfan2, WANG Chungui3, LIU Jianjian1, HU Xinzhou1, LUO Zhimin2, LI Zaofu3, SHI Lanfen5, SHEN Xianghong1, AN Zhengyun1, BAI Yuecai5   

  1. 1 Yuxi Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Yuxi, Yunnan 653100
    2 Huaning Agricultural Technology Extension Station, Huaning, Yunnan 652800
    3 Yimen Agricultural Technology Extension Station, Yimen, Yunnan 651100
    4 Chengjiang Agricultural Technology Extension Station, Chengjiang, Yunnan 652500
    5 Eshan County Tadian Town Agricultural Center, Eshan, Yunnan 653200
  • Received:2022-05-08 Revised:2022-09-20 Online:2023-05-05 Published:2023-04-27

Abstract:

To select the best planting density of fresh grain pea ‘Yunwan 18’ in different altitude areas of Yunnan, and provide a basis for good planting practices matching good varieties, the regression model was used to analyze the effects of different planting densities of three altitude areas on fresh grain pea yield and yield components. The results showed that the fitting curves of different planting densities and yield presented a quadratic parabola with the opening downward. The yield first increased with the increase of the planting density, reached the highest when the planting density was at a certain level and the yield remained relatively stable in a certain range of planting density. Then, the fresh grain pea yield decreased with the further increase of the planting density. The planting density for relatively stable yield in the three altitude areas was 330000-420000 plants/hm2. The optimum planting density at 1545 m altitude was 420000 plants/hm2, that at 1770 m was 330000 plants/hm2 and at 1970 m was 375000 plants/hm2.

Key words: planting density, fresh grain pea, yield components, effect