A study of wheat morphology for yield prediction

Abstract

A study is being conducted to develop a prediction model for wheat yield in Patiala district of Punjab, India. The prediction model is to be developed based on different meteorological and agronomic factors that affect the wheat plant and hence the wheat yield. This paper presents a comprehensive study on the morphology of wheat in the context of developing a predictive model for wheat yield in Patiala district, Punjab, India. The research investigates the form and structure of the wheat plant, focusing on various growth stages and their corresponding morphological characteristics. Following the prescribed agricultural practices, a detailed examination of wheat morphology is conducted within a designated 250 square yard plot. The study employs photographs and sketches to illustrate different growth stages of the wheat plant. By understanding the morphology of wheat, insights are gained into its growth patterns and potential yield.