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In wheat cultivation, sowing the crop later than the optimum window, often due to delayed harvesting of the preceding paddy crop, typically exposes the crop to rising temperatures during the grain filling stage and reduces final yield. This practice is described as sowing under which condition?

Q: Answer-In wheat cultivation, sowing the crop later than the optimum window, often due to delayed harvesting...

Sowing wheat later than the optimum window, often because of delayed harvesting of the preceding paddy crop, is described as the late sown condition, which typically exposes the crop to rising temperatures during the grain filling stage, reducing the duration available for grain development and often lowering final yield.