Publications by authors named "Beibei Guan"
Article Synopsis
- Timely sowing is crucial for optimal germination and yield formation in winter wheat, but delayed sowing, common in multi-cropping systems, hampers this process in the Yangtze River Basin.
- A two-year study assessed the impact of different sowing dates on grain yield and growth characteristics, using logistic curve models to evaluate dry matter accumulation and nitrogen dynamics.
- Findings indicated a 0.97% yield loss for each day of deviation from the optimal sowing date, influenced by environmental factors, crop growth inhibition, and shortened developmental phases, although compensatory effects between different growth phases helped maintain yields above 6,000 kg/ha.
