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Tillering Studies in Oats III. Effect of Rate of Planting and Test Weight¹

Synopsis: The number of head-bearing culms per oat plant decreased as planting rate was increased. Low test weight seed produced a significantly higher number of headbearing culms per plant than high test weight seed in 4 of the 6 varieties grown in 1955. No similar relationship existed in 1954.

² Assistant Professor of Agronomy and Botany and Plant Pathology and Professor of Agronomy, respectively, Iowa State College.

Received for publication March 23, 1957.