Claim · model-written summary
S. fuhaiense had the largest biomass and lowest root-to-shoot and leaf-to-shoot ratios.
- Taxon
- S. fuhaienseSterigmostemum fuhaiensee0
- Outcome
- largest biomasse0
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Verbatim
e0“S. fuhaiense had the largest biomass,but its ratio of root to shoot( R/S) and the ratio of leaf to shoot( L/S) were the lowest”
Title
Qiu Don Ganhan diqu nongye yanjiu 2014
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Observation The three species differed significantly in organ biomass and allocation ratios.
- Observation S. tomentosum had the smallest biomass and largest leaf-to-shoot ratio.
- Observation S. sulfureum had the largest root-to-shoot ratio.
- Association Root-to-shoot ratio declined with increasing biomass in S. tomentosum and S. sulfureum.
- Observation Aboveground-to-belowground biomass scaled isometrically in S. fuhaiense.
- Observation Aboveground-to-belowground biomass showed allometry in the other two species.
- Observation Aboveground-to-leaf biomass scaled isometrically in S. tomentosum and S. fuhaiense.
- Observation Aboveground-to-leaf biomass showed allometry in S. sulfureum.
- Observation Leaf-to-belowground biomass shared an allometric exponent of 0. 816 across three species.
- Observation Allocation pattern and allometric relationship lacked consistency across the three species.