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Ear leaves grew faster and had larger areas.
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e0“Ear leaves' growth speed is faster and these leaves' area are bigger”
Title
STUDY ON LEAVES GROWTH OF WAXY CORN(SUYU1)
Zhi Zhang Journal of Hebei Vocation-technical Teachers College 2002
Other claims from this paper (16)
- Intervention effect Leaf growth speeds were similar at the two densities.
- Observation Leaf growth speed ranked from basic layers to top leaves, mid-top leaves and mid-bottom leaves.
- Observation The 16th leaf grew fastest.
- Observation The 15th leaf had the greatest surface area.
- Intervention effect Leaf length and width were smaller at high density.
- Observation The widest leaf was the second above the ear.
- Intervention effect Leaf area was lower at high planting density.
- Intervention effect Photosynthesis was lower at high planting density.
- Observation Leaf area and photosynthesis were stable in mid-growth and declined slowly late in growth.
- Observation LAI peaked during stamen growth.
- Observation Late-stage photosynthesis potential accounted for 2/3 of the full-period distribution.
- Association The plant growth curve fit a logistic equation.
- Intervention effect Plant height was lower at 75 thousand than 60 thousand plants per hectare.
- Intervention effect Population order rate was lower at 75 thousand than 60 thousand plants per hectare.
- Intervention effect Output exceeded 493.6 kg/hm 2 at the higher density.
- Recommendation The authors concluded 75 thousand plants per hectare was more efficient for waxy corn growth.