
Pea Vines – Table 2
Table 2. Mean plant stand per 3 meter row and plant height (cm) on June 4; number of internodes, mean internode length (cm), pea vine weight (g) and harvested pea vine length (cm) on June 16; pea vine weight (g), harvested pea vine length (cm), number of harvested vines, and node of regrowth where 0=node closest to ground, on June 16 of twelve pea varieties in Fall City, western Washington in 1998.
June 4 | June 17 | July 4 | ||||||||||
Variety Type | Plant Stand | Plant Ht. (cm) | Internode No. | Internode Lth (cm) | Vine Wt (g) | Vine Lth (cm) | Vine Wt (g) | Vine Lth (cm) | Vine No. | Node of Regrowth | ||
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Snowflake snow | ||||||||||||
Super Sugar Snap snap | ||||||||||||
HN 412 yellow split | ||||||||||||
Tom Laxton shell | ||||||||||||
Oregon Sugar Pod II snow | ||||||||||||
Oregon Giant snow | ||||||||||||
Aladdin yellow split | ||||||||||||
Rex yellow split | ||||||||||||
Cascadia snap | ||||||||||||
Phantom marrowfat | ||||||||||||
Majorette marrowfat | ||||||||||||
PRO 2100 shell | ||||||||||||
Significance |
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