In order to clarify the effects of stereoscopic planting and planting density on agronomic characteristics and photosynthetic characteristics of winter wheat, Xindong 46 was selected as the material, and split plot experiment design was adopted. Two planting patterns were set up in the main plot:bulk uniform sowing and conventional drilling sowing, and 3.75 million, 3.25 million and 1.5 million plants per hm planting densities were set up in the sub-plot. The tiller number, stem diameter, leaf number, relative chlorophyll content(SPAD), net photosynthetic rate(Pn), yield and its composition of winter wheat under different treatments were measured and analyzed. The results showed that under the conditions of drilling, with the increase of planting density, the number of spikes of winter wheat decreased first and then increased. The number of grains per spike, 1 000-grain weight, yield, number of main stem leaves, number of tiller stems and leaves, length of tiller spikes, number of spikelets per tiller spike, SPAD value and Pn of leaves increased first and then decreased, while the number of tillers, diameter of main stem, length of main stem and spikelets per spike decreased gradually. Under the condition of stereoscopic sowing, with the increase of planting density, the spike number of winter wheat increased, while the 1 000-grain weight, tiller number, main stem diameter, leaf SPAD value and Pn decreased gradually. The number of grains per spike, yield, main stem leaf number, tiller stem leaf number, tiller stem diameter and spikelet number of tiller spikelets decreased first and then increased. The spike length of main stem, tiller spikelet length and spikelet number of main stem basically presented the trend of decrease and increase. The trend increases first and then decreases. The average yield, panicle number, tiller number, leaf SPAD value and net photosynthetic rate increased by 9.84%, 17.68%, 21.40%, 7.52% and 13.14%,respectively.Stereoscopic sowing is more conducive to the growth and development of winter wheat and the increase of net photosynthetic rate, so as to achieve high yield. |