A trait characterized by the genetic blocking of lateral branching in the plant, which forms a compact habit and limits shoot growth.
In the reference
14
varieties
crop Narrow-leaf lupin,
where this is mentioned in the description.
Determinacy in narrow-leafed lupin is an important architectural feature that allows for cultivar identification during field inspection. Unlike conventional branching forms, plants of this type have a non-indeterminate growth habit, which ensures earlier and more uniform seed ripening.
This trait allows for increased seeding density, which improves the crop's competitiveness against weeds. From a technological perspective, determinate cultivars provide uniform maturation, which facilitates mechanized harvesting and makes them more suitable for intensive cultivation methods.
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Determinacy.
Varieties of Narrow-leaf lupin mentioned in the description
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