An agrotechnological indicator of narrow-leaf lupin's resistance to stem inclination and collapse, which is critical for ensuring the feasibility of mechanized harvesting by direct combining.
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43
varieties
crop Narrow-leaf lupin,
where this is mentioned in the description.
Lodging resistance in narrow-leaf lupin is evaluated on a 9-point scale, where 9 points correspond to full resistance with upright plants. Morphological parameters, including the type of lodging and calculated resistance indices based on the ratio of plant height to stem length, are also used for evaluation.
Modern high-yielding narrow-leaf lupin varieties, such as 'Metsenat', demonstrate scores of 7 points or higher. High lodging resistance is a key factor in preventing grain losses during direct combining and reducing the risk of disease development under unfavorable weather conditions.
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Lodging.
Varieties of Narrow-leaf lupin mentioned in the description
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