Claim · model-written summary
Water treatment affected chlorophyll levels of C. pilosula.
- Taxon
- Codonopsis pilosula
Codonopsis pilosulat0 - Treatment
- water treatmente2
- Outcome
- chlorophyll levelse2
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Verbatim
t0“Codonopsis pilosula”
e2“both the water treatment and the cultivar affected root length, proline content, APX activity, and chlorophyll levels”
Title
Hongyan Wang; Yuan Chen; Fengxia Guo; et al. International Journal of Molecular Sciences 2025. doi:10.3390/ijms26041600
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Association Water treatment significantly influenced the emergence rate of C. pilosula seedlings.
- Association Water treatment affected root length, proline content and APX activity of C. pilosula.
- Association Cultivar affected root length, proline content and APX activity of C. pilosula.
- Association Cultivar affected chlorophyll levels of C. pilosula.
- Association The G1 cultivar performed better than the other cultivars in multiple aspects.
- Association Yields and their attributes varied among cultivars under different water levels.
- Observation The average yield of C. pilosula under BF conditions was 7350.76 kg/hm2.
- Observation The average yield of C. pilosula under SF conditions was 4856.32 kg/hm2.
- Intervention effect Drought stress reduced total root length of C. pilosula by 18.33%.
- Intervention effect Drought stress reduced single root fresh weight of C. pilosula by 28.4%.
- Intervention effect Drought stress reduced yield of C. pilosula by 33.9%.
- Mechanism Correlation analysis revealed physiological response mechanisms of C. pilosula to water changes that differ among cultivars.
- Observation Drought tolerance indices and comprehensive factor analysis indicated varying levels of drought tolerance among C. pilosula cultivars.