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. 2022 Sep 29;13:713481. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2022.713481

Table 3.

Effect of plant density (1 and 2 plants/m2) and architectural modulation treatments on chemical uniformity of cannabinoids in Cannabis sativa plantsD.

Cannabinoid variation score (%)A Plant variation score (%)B
CBDVA CBGA THCVA THCA CBCA CBDA 5% 10% 15% 25% 50%
Treatment 1 plant /m 2
Control 37f 40d 43f 47e 40e 33e 79c 59e 41d 22e e
Defoliation 43e 27e 47e 43e 43de 33e 77d 56f 39e 18f 2e
BBLRC 47d 53b 57d 53d 47d 40d 79c 66d 49d 30d 8d
Pruning 43e 27e 47e 33f 40e 37d 77d 54f 38e 17f 4e
2 plants /m 2
Control 76a 72c 76b 90a 76a 72a 95a 87a 77a 60a 19a
Defoliation 73a 40d 77b 70c 70b 67ab 88b 76b 66b 49b 17b
BBLR 60c 47c 73c 80b 60c 43c 94a 73c 61c 38c 9d
Pruning 66b 72a 83a 69c 66bc 62b 90b 80b 70b 43b 13c
A

“Cannabinoid variation score” represents the percentage of inflorescences deviating by more than 15% from the average cannabinoid concentration in the plant.

B

“Plant variation score” represent the percentage of inflorescences having concentrations similar to the treatment average across all cannabinoids. It is presented for five levels of variation acceptance: 5, 10, 15, 25, and 50% variation from the treatments average.

C

“BBLB”-removal of leaves and branches from the bottom part of the plant.

D

Different lowercase letters near the means within a column represent significant differences between treatments for each cannabinoid by Tukey HSD test, α = 0.05.