Claim · model-written summary
Hybrid 360-3×112-2 grafted cucumber seedlings had fresh weight of roots and tops no less than C. ficifolia after 20 days
- Taxon
- cucumber
Cucumis sativust0 - Material
- 360-3×112-2e4
- Outcome
- fresh weight of roots and tops of grafted seedlinge4
- Direction
- no less thane4
- Qualifier
- after grafting 20 dayse4
- Comparator
- C.ficifolia rootstockse4
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Verbatim
e4“360-3×112-2 and 360-3×635-1 hybrids have the basic conditions of cucumber rootstock for their average leaf number,the largest leaf area,the fresh weight of roots and tops of grafted seedling no less than that of C.ficifolia rootstocks after grafting 20 days”
t0“Grafted Cucumber Seedling”
Title
Effect of Cucurbita moschata Hybrids Rootstock on the Growth of Grafted Cucumber Seedling
Xie Zhen-wei Acta Agriculturae Boreali-Sinica 2010
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Observation Three C. moschata hybrid rootstocks were compatible with cucumber cultivar Jinchun 2
- Association C. moschata hybrid rootstocks gave lower graft survival rates than C. ficifolia rootstocks in cucumber
- Mechanism Hypocotyl diameter and height differences between C. moschata hybrids and C. ficifolia rootstocks reduced graft survival ratio in cucumber
- Intervention effect Sprout insertion grafting gave higher graft survival ratio than approach grafting in cucumber
- Association Hybrid 360-3×635-1 grafted cucumber seedlings had fresh weight of roots and tops no less than C. ficifolia after 20 days
- Association Hybrid 360-3×112-2 grafted cucumber seedlings had larger leaf area than C. ficifolia
- Association Hybrid 360-3×635-1 grafted cucumber seedlings had larger leaf area than C. ficifolia
- Recommendation Hybrid 360-3×112-2 is suited as a cucumber rootstock in vegetable production
- Observation Hybrid 360-3×112-2 grafted seedlings had higher root-top ratio