Claim · model-written summary
Grains weight per plant and grain numbers per plant are significantly increased (F=0.05)
- Taxon
- Common Wheat
Triticum aestivumt0 - Treatment
- implantation of N~+ ion beame1
- Outcome
- grain numbers per plante0
- Direction
- increasede0
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Verbatim
t0“Common Wheat”
e0“Grains weight per plant and grain numbers per plant are significantly increased (F=0.05)”
e1“agronomical trait variances induced by implantation of N~+ ion beam are mainly plant height, ear elongation stage, spike types and yield traits”
Title
Cytological Mechanism of Trait Variance Induced by Low Energy N~+ Ion Beam in Common Wheat
Huaiyu Zhang Sichuan Nongye Daxue xuebao 2005
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Intervention effect agronomical trait variances induced by implantation of N~+ ion beam are mainly plant height, ear elongation stage, spike types and yield traits
- Intervention effect disease resistance can not be improved
- Intervention effect Grains weight per plant and grain numbers per plant are significantly increased (F=0.05)
- Intervention effect TKW significantly decreased (F=0.01)
- Intervention effect Spike length, spike neck length, flag leaf length, and spikelets per spike are not changed
- Intervention effect Spike length, spike neck length, flag leaf length, and spikelets per spike are not changed
- Intervention effect meiotic pairing frequency is decreased and univalent frequency is increased
- Intervention effect meiotic pairing frequency is decreased and univalent frequency is increased
- Intervention effect Ring univalent, chromosome arm and multivalent are observed
- Intervention effect More chromosome aberrance types including chromosome fragments and bridges, micronucleus and tagged chromosomes are investigated in anaphase and telophase
- Intervention effect degree of meiotic irregularities is positively increased with implanted dosage