Claim · model-written summary
Wilting degree was only loosely related to transpiration per leaf in Ladino clover.
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e3“loose relation existed between wilting degree and transpiratiom amount per leaf”
t0“Ladino Clover”
Title
Toyokazu YAMADA Japanese Journal of Crop Science 1958. doi:10.1626/jcs.26.219
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Observation Drought wilting degree of Ladino clover varied quantitatively between individuals, especially between leafy and non-leafy types.
- Observation Drought wilting degree of Ladino clover was not clearly different between 4x and 8x plants.
- Association Wilting degree was closely related to soil water content and number of leaves in Ladino clover.
- Mechanism Wilting degree of Ladino clover is determined mainly by the number of leaves rather than mean leaf area.
- Mechanism Transpiration per leaf in Ladino clover is governed by leaf size rather than stomata number and size.
- Intervention effect The leafy type of Ladino clover was superior in drought tolerance to the non-leafy type when grown in deep soil.
- Recommendation Breeding new Ladino clover strains tolerating drought is suggested.