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Leaf appearance in small cereals is the result of leaf primordium initiation   and leaf primordium extension. Final leaf number (FLN) on main stem is   determined by the number of primordia initiated up to the beginning of   floral transition. The aim of this study was to determine the effect of   growing season and cultivar on FLN in winter barley. Twelve cultivars   differing in origin and time of anthesis (early, medium and late) were   tested during six growing seasons (GS), from 2002/03 to 2007/08. FLN across   cultivars and GSs was 13.5. The highest FLN across GSs was in the late,   six-rowed barley cultivar Kredit (14.7) and the lowest in the early,   two-rowed barley cultivar Novosadski 581 (11.3). In regard to earliness, the   lowest FLN was in the early groups of cultivars (12.9) and the highest in   the late ones (13.9). The tested cultivars showed significant variability   in FLN, which can be used for selecting most adaptable genotypes for   specific growing conditions

Effects of cultivar and year on leaf number in winter barley