Research Article

Yield and Nutritional Quality of Sweet Lupine (Lupinus angustifolius) Grown in Midaltitudes of Lemo District, Hadiya Zone, Southern Ethiopia

Table 1

Effects of location, variety, and spacing on days to flowering, first pod setting, pod filling, and full maturity.

FactorDFFDFPSDHFDPFDFMStand (H)Stand (G)

Location
 U. Gana59.5068.50a72.50a96.50a118.5013.90a18.10a
 Jewe59.5061.50b65.50b93.50b118.5012.26b12.52b

value1.0000<0.0001<0.0001<0.00011.00000.0057<0.0001
 SE (±)0.110.110.110.110.110.243.89

Variety
 Vitabor60.66a66.16a70.16a96.16a119.66a13.0216.13
 Sanabor58.33b63.83b67.83b93.83b117.33b13.4014.50

value<0.0001<0.0001<0.0001<0.0001<0.00010.56170.1101
 SE (±)0.110.110.110.110.110.243.89

Spacing
 30 × 759.50ab65.00ab69.00ab95.00ab118.50ab19.26a27.65a
 40 × 760.00a65.50a69.50a95.50a119.00a17.36a19.09b
 30 × 1559.00b64.50b68.50b94.50b118.00b11.72b14.66c
 40 × 1559.00b64.50b68.50b94.50b118.00b10.32b10.77d
 30 × 2060.00a65.50a69.50a95.50a119.00a10.24b10.95d
 40 × 2059.50ab65.00ab69.00ab95.00ab118.50ab10.08b8.75d

value0.00060.00060.00060.00060.0006<0.0001<0.0001
 SE (±)0.200.200.200.200.200.599.53

InteractionNSNSNSNSNSNSNS
LSD0.330.330.330.330.330.6511.08
CV%1.681.531.441.050.8430.0227.73

a–d in a column with different superscripts differ (); U. Gana = upper Gana; DFF = days to 50% flowering; DHF = days to 100% flowering; DFPS = days to first pod setting; DPF = days to pod filling; DFM = days to full maturity; Stand (H) = number of stands per m2 at herbage harvest; Stand (G) = number of stands per m2 at seed harvest; NS = nonsignificant; SE = standard error; LSD = least significant difference; CV = coefficient of variation; Sanabor had earlier days to 100% flowering, first pod setting and pod filling in Jewe Kebele. The planting spacing of 30 cm × 15 cm and 40 cm × 15 cm had shorter days to 100% flowering (68.50 days), first pod setting (64.50 days), and pod filling (94.50 days). Generally, the days to maturity were having similar trend with days to flowering that the earlier to flower and the earliest to maturity and vice versa. The present result agrees with the result observed by [13]. The early maturing varieties such as Sanabor have an advantage over the late maturing ones in environments where rain begins late and ends early [14].