Kalina
ActiveArachis hypogaea L. · Peanut
S. Delikostadinov, I. Sabeva
BG
4 records
Variety traits
Peanut Productivity
Arachis hypogaea L.
Peanut productivity is a complex economically valuable trait determined by the mass of pods per plant and the yield per unit area. The main structural indicators are 1000-seed mass, shelling percentage, and the number of seeds per plant.
In the reference 3 varieties crop Peanut, where this is mentioned in the description.
To assess peanut productivity, parameters such as the mass of pods formed on a single specimen, measured in grams, and the total yield in tonnes per hectare are used. Key structural elements include 1000-seed mass, shelling percentage, hull content, as well as the number of gynophores and pods formed, which depends on geocarpy processes.
Global peanut yield indicators vary from 2 to 4 t/ha, while for varieties adapted to the southern regions of Russia, the potential is 2.7–3.3 t/ha, and the productivity of an individual plant can reach 40–60 g. The formation of this trait is 60–70% dependent on the genetic potential of the variety, as well as moisture availability during the critical phases of flowering and pod formation.
General information about the subject — on the page Productivity.
Varieties of Peanut mentioned in the description
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