Effect Of Planting Schemes On Step Height And Branching Of Peanut Varieties
Abstract
In this article, information on the effect of the planting scheme on the stem height of peanut varieties is provided. The height of the stem of peanut varieties was significantly affected by the increase in the feeding area, and as the feeding area increased, the height of the plant stem also increased. The same pattern was observed in all varieties and variants used in the experiment and as the number of plant bushes decreased, the height of the stem increased, and in all varieties, the feeding rate was high at 1050 cm2 (59.9 - 59.6 - 70.2 cm). Because the varieties “Qibray-4” and “Mumtoz” are semi-erect, their stem height indicators are close to each other. Among the varieties used in the experiment, it was found that the height of the stem of “Salomat” variety was 7.9-11.4 cm higher than that of “Qibray-4” and “Mumtoz” varieties.