Search Results - "Koou Yamazaki"

Effects of soil type, vertical root distribution and precipitation on grain yield of winter wheat [Triticum aestivum] by Itoh, H.(Tokyo Univ. of Agriculture, Abashiri, Hokkaido (Japan). Faculty of Bio-Industry), Hayashi, S, Nakajima, T, Hayashi, T, Yoshida, H, Yamazaki, K, Komatsu, T

“…In Abashiri in eastern Hokkaido, Japan, grain yields of winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L. cv. Hokushin) in the western area, with umbric andosol or dystric…”
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The Development of Coleoptile Tillers in Relation to Seedling Vigor in Early-Maturing Varieties of Spring Type Wheat by Ryohei Fujita, Kihachi Ueno, Koou Yamazaki

“…Increase in seedling vigor is necessary to improve the yield of early-maturing spring wheat with a limited growth period. The importance of coleoptile tillers…”
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Factors Relating to Seedling Emergence in Spring Wheat by Kihachi Ueno, Ryohei Fujita, Koou Yamazaki

“…Spring wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) is cultivated in the northern part of Japan. Although the vigorous early growth of spring wheat is desirable, the rapid and…”
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Effect of the Interaction between Cultural Condition and Genotype on Spike Morphogenesis in Spring Wheat by Hirotake Itoh, Kihachi Ueno, Koou Yamazaki

“…The number of grains per spikelet and the number of spikelets per spike are important factors that influence grain yield in wheat. Three wheat genotypes in…”
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Analysis of Spike Development of Three Spring Wheat Genotypes under Various Cultural Conditions by Hirotake Itoh, Kihachi Ueno, Koou Yamazaki

“…The spike development in three spring wheat genotypes was studied under various cultural conditions. Two genotypes weakly responsive to cultural conditions in…”
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Maize nodal root ramification: absence of dormant primordia, root classification using histological parameters and consequences on sap conduction by JORDAN, MARIE-ODILE, HARADA, JIRO, BRUCHOU, CLAUDE, YAMAZAKI, KOOU

“…Maize plants grown in field conditions were used to describe the histological organisation of the nodal roots, those of their laterals, and also to test the…”
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On the Crown Root Primordium Formation in the Stem of Rice Plants

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