Claim · model-written summary
Most plantlets elongated normally and had similar gross morphology to seedlings.
- Taxon
- P. contorta
Pinus contortae0 - Material
- plantletse0
- Outcome
- elongate normally and have a similar gross morphologye0
- Comparator
- seedlingse0
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Verbatim
e0“most plantlets of P. contorta elongate normally and have a similar gross morphology to seedlings.”
Title
Development and growth of plantlets ofPinus contortaregenerated from adventitious buds
Gunnar Flygh; Roland Grönroos; Karl‐Anders Högberg; et al. Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research 1998. doi:10.1080/02827589809382992
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Observation Adventitious shoots formed on embryos after a benzyladenine pulse.
- Association Time to first subculture influenced adventitious shoot yield.
- Observation On average, 68% of adventitious shoots rooted 12 weeks after auxin treatment.
- Intervention effect Auxin stimulated early rooting within six weeks.
- Intervention effect Auxin had no effect on rooting after six weeks.
- Association Plantlet size mattered for survival after potting.
- Association All plantlets with a distinct stem elongated in the first growth period, while some without a distinct stem did not.
- Observation Plantlets and seedlings had similar relative height growth rates.
- Observation Field height increase was similar in plantlets and seedlings.
- Observation Plagiotropy was higher in plantlets (35%) than seedlings (10%).