Fig. 16: Distance between clusters

Tab. 11: Marketable yield per cluster with different light treatments

4.2.8 Distance between clusters

The distance between clusters was fluctuating between 18-24 cm during the growth period. On average amounted the distance 21-22 cm and was significantly higher for “HPS” than for “Hybrid”, whereas no significant differences were found between “Hybrid” and “Hybrid high” as well as between “HPS” and “Hybrid high” (Fig. 16).

Fig. 16: Distance between clusters.

Letters indicate significant differences (HSD, p ≤ 0,05).

4.2.9 Length of clusters

The length of clusters decreased from about 30 cm to about 20 cm at the end of the experiment (Fig. 17). On average no significant differences between light treatments in the length of clusters were measured.

Fig. 16: Distance between clusters

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Tab. 11: Marketable yield per cluster with different light treatments

4.2.8 Distance between clusters

Fig. 16: Distance between clusters.

4.2.9 Length of clusters

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