Twenty five rice entries with different types of panicle density were used as materials to study the relationships between the 11 constructed characters of the panicle and grain yield per hill under Chaiyi environment conditions. In the first rice crop season, result revealed that entries with high yielding capacity pontenial were charactered by heavier panicle weight, a lot of average grain number per primary branch, secondary branch number per panicle, total grain number of secondary branches, total grain number per panicle, higher seed set and larger factor of panicle length. This might infer that the entries with high yielding pontenial in first crop season are largely due to heavier panicle weight and lots of grain number. On the other hand, in second crop season, entries with high yielding pontenial were along with reasonable panicle weight, secondary branch number per panicle, total grain number of secondary branches total grain number per panicle, and factors of panicle length. This might conc-lude that the entries with high yielding pontenial are mainly associateed with medial constructed characters of the panicles. A significant Positive correlat-ion between panicle density and grain yield per hill was found from the present studies However, as shown in the scattrer diagram of principal factor analysis, thar entries with higher panicle density were not always along with higher grain yield per hill was also observed. These suggest that the relationships between the constructed characters of the panicle and grain yield per hill is unjustifiable from the present data.