Lodging Variability in Sorghum Stalks Is Dependent on the Biomechanical and Chemical Composition of the Stalk Rinds

Engineering

• Flexural Modulus 100%
• Bending Strength 100%
• Biomechanical Property 66%
• Microfibril 66%
• Cell Wall Component 66%
• Rigidity 66%
• Bending Load 33%
• Growing Season 33%
• Bending Tests 33%
• Dynamic Mechanical Analyser 33%
• Biomechanical Behavior 33%
• Cellulose Content 33%
• Supporting Structure 33%
• Sweet Sorghum 33%
• X Ray Diffraction 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Microfibril 100%
• Sorghum Stalks 100%
• Cell Wall Component 100%
• Grains 50%
• Cell Wall 50%
• Lodging Resistance 50%
• Sweet Sorghum 50%
• Growing Season 50%
• Glucan 50%

Material Science

• Flexural Strength 100%
• X-Ray Diffraction 33%
• Lignin 33%
• Viscoelastic Behavior 33%
• Rigidity 33%