CHARACTER OF AGRONOMICS SORGUM VARIETY OF PAHAT THAT PLANTED IN DIFFERENT PLANT SPACING
Abstrak
The study aims to determine the agronomic trait (KA) of the Pahat sorghum variety (VP) planted at
different plant spacing (JT) on marginal land. Sorghum VP was planted on JT 25 cm × 25 cm (JT1), 20 cm
× 20 cm (JT2), 15 cm × 15 cm (JT3) and 10 cm × 10 cm (JT4), each treatment consisted of 4 replications
using a complete randomized design and continued BNJ test. The results of the diversity analysis showed
that the JT treatment had a significantly different effect on plant height (TT), leaf length (PD) and leaf width
(LD) with a significance value, but gave no significant effect of panicle height (TM). The results of the BNJ
test showed that the JT1 treatment resulted in a significantly higher TT compared to JT2, JT3 and JT4.
JT1 treatment produces real PD longer than JT2, JT3 and KT4. JT1 treatment produces significantly wider
LD than JT2, JT3 and JT4. Conclusion of the study that JT1 sorghum VP produces the best agronomic
character in TT, JD, LD compared to JT2, JT3 and JT4
Keywords: agronomic character, planting density, sorghum Pahat
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