I am having a problem to find out a proper way to measure the growth of mustard when there are so many plants and leaves to do that. I heard that I should choose and measure the longest and widest leaf of each mustard, and count how many leaf. However when I looked up to check that information, I couldn't find the article saying to choose the longest and widest leaf of each plant. Some journals show that they chose randomly but some didn't include that point.
Could anyone help me to find any reference says in detail about the method to measure plant growth? I mean the non destructive way because I cultivate them in pots.
You can record the percentage of dry matter and plant height.
Plant height (for all) and plant weight (root and stem separately) - for representative plants (if you cannot take them all).
Please have a look at this useful researchgate link
https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_do_measure_growth_parameters_in_Brassica_crops
Please follow the attached articles for methods for growth measurements.
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