Claim · model-written summary
Branch length was negatively correlated with branch number in both species.
- Taxon
- both the speciese0
- Organ / stage
- branchese0
- Outcome
- branch length and number of branches per plante0
- Direction
- negativee0
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Verbatim
e0“a negative correlation between branch length and number of branches per plant in both the species”
Title
Green Options for Imparting Antibacterial Functionality to Cotton Fabrics
Nabil Ibrahim A; Nahed Abd El-Ghany A; Basma Eid M; et al. Herbal Medicine Open Access 2017. doi:10.21767/2472-0151.100021
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- Association A. bracteosa at low altitude was taller and had more and larger leaves and more inflorescences.
- Association A. parviflora showed an approximately reverse altitude trend.
- Observation Kangan and Dachigam habitats were relatively better for A. bracteosa growth.
- Observation Brinal 2 and Gogaldara habitats were relatively better for A. parviflora growth.
- Observation In both species, allocation was greatest to leaves, followed by stem, root tubers and inflorescence.
- Observation The Betab valley population of A. bracteosa had the reported higher reproductive effort of 40.48 ± 1.59.
- Observation The Brinal 2 population of A. parviflora had the reported lowest reproductive effort of 45.88 ± 1.37.
- Association Branch length was positively correlated with root length in both species.
- Association Branch length was positively correlated with apical leaf length in both species.