Influence of ratoon height on rice (Oryza sativa L.) yield in a mid-cycle variety (J-104)
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Abstract
experiment was developed in the period between 1996 and
2001, in order to know the effect of ratoon over yield with a mid
cycle rice variety. Results showed that the lower the ratoons
were cut, compared with the control, the lower the yield
reached compared to the first crop; a similar behavior
presented leaf area index (IAF). The ratoon cycle was
reduced with respect to the main crop in a period between 45
and 60 days.
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