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Irrigation Science, 2017
The effect of irrigation regime in the kernel filling stage of almond was examined in a field experiment. The experiment was conducted on 9-year-old local variety (Um-El-Fahem) grafted on GF677 rootstock in Israel. Five irrigation treatments were applied during the main kernel dry matter accumulation.
A. Naor +7 more
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The effect of irrigation regime in the kernel filling stage of almond was examined in a field experiment. The experiment was conducted on 9-year-old local variety (Um-El-Fahem) grafted on GF677 rootstock in Israel. Five irrigation treatments were applied during the main kernel dry matter accumulation.
A. Naor +7 more
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Experimental Agriculture, 1977
SUMMARYIncrements of fibre, sucrose and reducing sugars per cane were estimated for 12 varieties of sugarcane for successive periods in plant and ratoon crops. Sucrose production increased only as that of fibre and reducing sugars fell. Dry matter production per unit fresh weight of leaf blade was negatively correlated with an estimate of gram days of ...
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SUMMARYIncrements of fibre, sucrose and reducing sugars per cane were estimated for 12 varieties of sugarcane for successive periods in plant and ratoon crops. Sucrose production increased only as that of fibre and reducing sugars fell. Dry matter production per unit fresh weight of leaf blade was negatively correlated with an estimate of gram days of ...
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�sterreichische Botanische Zeitschrift, 1963
The work presented deals with the fact that continuous or periodic distribution of low irradiance significantly reduces the dry weight of coleoptile and second leaf with cell elongation in rice seedlings during the initial period of growth.
T. M. Das, J. M. Choudhuri
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The work presented deals with the fact that continuous or periodic distribution of low irradiance significantly reduces the dry weight of coleoptile and second leaf with cell elongation in rice seedlings during the initial period of growth.
T. M. Das, J. M. Choudhuri
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Net Carbon Exchange Rates of Field-Grown Crops in Relation to Irradiance and Dry Weight Accumulation
Australian Journal of Plant Physiology, 1977A range of summer and winter vegetable crops has been grown under favourable conditions, and the relation between net carbon exchange and irradiance determined at several stages of growth, using large field assimilation chambers and semi-closed gas analysis systems. For all crops, leaf area index was an important determinant of net carbon exchange rate
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The Journal of Agricultural Science, 1979
SUMMARYThe pattern of dry weight accumulation and partition of cowpea crops grown in Nigeria is described. For the first 50 days, increase in dry matter was proportional to intercepted radiation. Differences in dry weight between crops were due equally to variations in incident solar radiation, the fraction of this radiation intercepted, and the ...
E. J. Littleton +3 more
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SUMMARYThe pattern of dry weight accumulation and partition of cowpea crops grown in Nigeria is described. For the first 50 days, increase in dry matter was proportional to intercepted radiation. Differences in dry weight between crops were due equally to variations in incident solar radiation, the fraction of this radiation intercepted, and the ...
E. J. Littleton +3 more
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Tree Physiology, 1989
Single-node, leafy stem cuttings of Triplochiton scleroxylon K. Schum. were collected from successive nodes down the uppermost shoot of 2-shoot stockplants. The leaves were trimmed to 10, 50 and 100 cm(2) before the cuttings were set under intermittent mist to root.
R R, Leakey, M P, Coutts
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Single-node, leafy stem cuttings of Triplochiton scleroxylon K. Schum. were collected from successive nodes down the uppermost shoot of 2-shoot stockplants. The leaves were trimmed to 10, 50 and 100 cm(2) before the cuttings were set under intermittent mist to root.
R R, Leakey, M P, Coutts
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AIP Conference Proceedings, 2016
A glasshouse experiment was conducted to study the effect of different type of compost and fertilizers on the growth of tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum). The experiment consisted of sixteen treatments. Compost of Empty fruit bunch (EFB) and cow dung is mixed in the ratio of 3:2:1 (soil: compost: sand) and put into 25.4 mm2 polyethylene bag.
Aishah Elias +2 more
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A glasshouse experiment was conducted to study the effect of different type of compost and fertilizers on the growth of tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum). The experiment consisted of sixteen treatments. Compost of Empty fruit bunch (EFB) and cow dung is mixed in the ratio of 3:2:1 (soil: compost: sand) and put into 25.4 mm2 polyethylene bag.
Aishah Elias +2 more
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Plant Physiology and Biochemistry
Partial root-zone drying (PRD) mitigates the adverse effects of drought on cotton yield; however, its impact on the accumulation of cottonseed oil and protein remains unclear. To investigate this, we tested three irrigation strategies in pond experiments: full irrigation (75/75, where both sides of the root-zones were at 75 ± 5 % soil water), PRD (75 ...
Lin Liu +6 more
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Partial root-zone drying (PRD) mitigates the adverse effects of drought on cotton yield; however, its impact on the accumulation of cottonseed oil and protein remains unclear. To investigate this, we tested three irrigation strategies in pond experiments: full irrigation (75/75, where both sides of the root-zones were at 75 ± 5 % soil water), PRD (75 ...
Lin Liu +6 more
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2020
UV-B radiation and EOD light (EOD) quality has both signaling and damaging effects based on the dosage and time of exposure. At highland areas UV-B decreases crop productivity and also light quality increase at high elevation area but EOD light quality effect was not researched based on altitude.
Alemu, Simeneh Tamrat +1 more
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UV-B radiation and EOD light (EOD) quality has both signaling and damaging effects based on the dosage and time of exposure. At highland areas UV-B decreases crop productivity and also light quality increase at high elevation area but EOD light quality effect was not researched based on altitude.
Alemu, Simeneh Tamrat +1 more
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Electronic Journal of Polish Agricultural Universties, 2006
In 2000-2002 a field experiment carried out at the Pawłowice Agricultural Experiment Station, in the vicinity of Wrocław, investigated the effect of N fertilization and the date of harvest on the accumulation of nutrients in two pea morphotypes: Agra – leafless and traditional Rola cultivars.
Waldemar Helios, Andrzej Kotecki
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In 2000-2002 a field experiment carried out at the Pawłowice Agricultural Experiment Station, in the vicinity of Wrocław, investigated the effect of N fertilization and the date of harvest on the accumulation of nutrients in two pea morphotypes: Agra – leafless and traditional Rola cultivars.
Waldemar Helios, Andrzej Kotecki
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