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Book of Abstracts First Legume Society Conference 2013: A Legume Odyssey Novi Sad, Serbia, 9-11 May 2013
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Effect of Polish habitat conditions on the yield of pulses and aftercrop
W Malarz 1 , J Olszewski 2 , J Prusiński 3 , K Panasiewicz 4 , J Szukała 4
1 Wrocław University of Environmental and Life Science, Poland
2 University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland
3 Uniwersity of Technology and Life Science in Bydgoszcz, Poland
4 Poznań University of Life Sciences, Department of Agronomy, Poland
The field experiment with one factor in 4 replications was set in 2011-2012 in four region of
Poland. In the experiment, the yield of faba bean, pea, lupine and barley or wheat, as forecrops
for oilseed rape and triticale were compared. The chemical composition of seeds and yield –
seeds and protein were evaluated. After the harvest, oilseed rape and triticale were sown. Average
yields of protein (kg · ha -1 ), depending on the region for narrow lupine was 491-876, pea 637-
1293, faba bean var. Granite 980-1293, faba bean var. Olga 1236-1656, yellow lupine 676-744,
white lupine 689-1002, and the yield of protein of spring barley 481-545 and spring wheat 746-
758. In 2011, the region I, II and IV after the legumes were sown oilseed rape, which not
wintered in early 2012 in the region I, in the region II wintering 85%. In the IV region oilseed
rape yielded very high from 5.10 t · ha -1 after spring wheat to 6.17 t · ha -1 after faba bean. In the
region III in 2011 were sown winter triticale, which in 2012 wintered in part of 10-15%. The seed
yields after yellow lupine, white lupine and barley were similar (5.0 t · ha -1 ). After pea and narrow
lupine seed yields were obtained lower respectively about 7.0 and16%.
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