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Early Seeding Adaptability in New Malting Barley CultivareSHUNREIf TSUKAZAKI Morihiro , Osamu YAMAGUCHI, Yosuke UCHIMURA, Takahide BABA, Hiroomi KAI and Masahiko FURUSHO(Fukuoka Agric. Res. Cent., Chikushino, Fukuoka 818-8549, Japan)Bull. Fukuoka Agric. Res. Cent. 24: (2005)
@We investigated that the relationship Between three seeding times (the first ten days (Early Seeding), second ten days (Middle Seeding)and last ten days of November(Standard Seeding))and yield ,outward appearance quality and malting quality. As a result, Middle Seeding had a higher yield (standard ratio 115)and malting quality(total grade +6.5), a similar inspection grade (grade 2) than Standard Seeding, and had low occurrence of damaged grain (occurrence ratio of hull-cracked grain: 2.2% , occurrence ratio of grain with ventral swelling : 0.2% , occurrence ratio of grain with peeling : 0.8% ). Early Seeding had a similar yield, a higher malting quality, a lower volume weight and plump grain rate , and grain appearance and inspection grade deteriorated than Standard Seeding . These results showed that optimum seeding period ofeSHUNREIfwas second ten days of November (Middle Seeding), and could advance the seeding time about 10 days in comparison with recommended seeding time of presently employed in malting barley production.
mkeyword : damaged grain , early seeding adaptability, malting barley, optimum seeding period , eSHUNREIfn
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