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The approximate minimum temperature for growth was 40° F.
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e0“The approximate minimum temperature at which growth look place was 40° F”
t0“MAIZE AND GLADIOLUS”
Title
EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE AND SUNLIGHT ON THE RATE OF ELONGATION OF STEMS OF MAIZE AND GLADIOLUS
A. G. McCalla; J. R. Weir; K. W. Neatby Canadian Journal of Research/Canadian journal of research 1939. doi:10.1139/cjr39c-039
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- Association Maize stem elongation was positively associated with temperature.
- Association Gladiolus stem elongation was positively associated with temperature.
- Association Sunlight negatively correlated with stem growth during midday in maize.
- Association Sunlight negatively correlated with stem growth during midday in gladiolus.
- Observation The sunlight growth depression was about four times greater in gladiolus than maize.
- Intervention effect Light white cotton shading removed the depressing sunlight effect on maize.
- Association Relative humidity was only slightly associated with growth rates, with no significant effect observed.