Claim · model-written summary
Pro contents of seedling leaves and roots were lowest at 25% full sunlight.
- Taxon
- Tsuga longibracteata
Nothotsuga longibracteatat1 - Treatment
- 25% full sunlight environmente6
- Outcome
- Pro contents of seedling leaves and rootse6
- Direction
- lowermoste6
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Verbatim
e6“The Pro contents of seedling leaves and roots were both lowermost in 25% full sunlight environment.”
t1“Effect of light intensity environment on Tsuga longibracteata seed germinated,seedling survival and growth”
Title
Zhenji Li Fujian linxueyuan xuebao 2008
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Association Seed germination rate and seedling survival rate were highest at 50% full sunlight.
- Association Root, stem, leaf and total seedling biomass were all highest at 50% full sunlight.
- Association Increasing light intensity promoted more biomass distributed to roots.
- Association Increasing light intensity promoted more overground biomass distributed to leaves.
- Association Increasing light intensity lowered the contents of chlorophyll a, chlorophyll b, total chlorophyll and carotenoid in seedling leaves.
- Association Increasing light intensity raised the Chla/Chlb and Car/Chl ratios.
- Association Below full sunlight, MDA, SOD and POD activities in seedling leaves and roots showed incremental trends with increasing light intensity.
- Association At full sunlight, MDA contents and SOD and POD activities of seedling leaves declined.
- Recommendation About 50% full sunlight is the suited light intensity for germinating seeds and growing seedlings of T. longibracteata.
- Association Full sunlight is not suitable for seedling biomass accumulation.