Zhou Zhu-Wen, Yanfen Huang and Xiaoli He
J. Agri. Res. Adv., 02 (03):24-29
Zhou Zhu-Wen: School of physics and electronic science, Guizhou Education University
Yanfen Huang: School of Biological Sciences, Guizhou Education University
Xiaoli He: Guiyang Baiyun Jinmandi Co., Ltd.
Article History: Received on: 03-Jul-20, Accepted on: 14-Aug-20, Published on: 30-Aug-20
Corresponding Author: Zhou Zhu-Wen
Email: stevenzz@foxmail.com
Citation: Zhou Z, Huang Y and He X (2020). Assessment of plant growth and yield of green bean seeds using plasma treatment. J. Agri. Res. Adv., 02 (03):24-29
Aim: The study was carried out to Plasma treatment of seeds at
atmospheric pressure as a new technology, through its activation of seed
endogenous substances, so that crops improve disease resistance, thereby
increasing yield.
Materials and Methods: Using plasma seed processor
to treat the seeds of green bean (Jiadouwang), the test was carried out with
different doses (200 mA~1600 mA).
Results: The results showed that the
growth and development of green bean were significantly improved by comparing
different plasma doses treated with the untreated CK. and the treatment current
(dose) of 1000 mA、1200mA and 1400 mA of plant
traits were significantly changed. The plasma treatment with different doses
(current 200 mA~1600mA) can promote the yield of green beans, especially, the
yield effect of the appropriate dose (1000 mA) was extremely significant, the
plasma current treatments 600 mA、800mA、1400mA had
a significant effect on the yield of green beans. The trend prediction of
single pod yield was basically consistent with the actual test data. The
disease resistance of green beans after proper dose (600 mA~1600
mA) plasma treatment was better than that of untreated CK.
Conclusion: In brief, the effect of
different doses of plasma treatment on the biological properties of green bean
was different. The plant traits of green bean by proper plasma treatment were
significantly improved compared with the control (CK), and the disease
resistance of treated green bean was also better than that of untreated (CK).
The yield of green bean in the eight treated groups could be improved by plasma
treatment with different dosage.
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