Claim · model-written summary
Higher PPFD increased maize leaf appearance rate.
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Verbatim
e0“Both high temperatures and high PPFDs increased leaf-appearance rate.”
t0“maize”
Title
Morphological analysis of leaf growth of maize: responses to temperature and light intensity
H.J. Bos; H. Tijani-Eniola; P.C. Struik NJAS - Wageningen Journal of Life Sciences 2000. doi:10.1016/s1573-5214(00)80013-5
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- Observation Prolonged 13/8°C cold exposure killed a large proportion of maize plants.
- Association Higher temperature increased maize leaf appearance rate.
- Association Maize maximum leaf width was highest at intermediate temperatures.
- Association Maize maximum leaf width was highest at high PPFDs.
- Association Maize maximum leaf width was strongly related to specific leaf weight.
- Association Maize leaf elongation rate increased with temperature.
- Association Maize leaf elongation duration decreased with temperature.
- Association Final maize leaf length was maximal at 23/18°C.
- Association Maize leaf length decreased slightly with PPFD.
- Mechanism Shorter leaf elongation duration explained reduced maize leaf length under PPFD.
- Method / resource A new function described maize leaf shape.
- Observation Maize leaves 1 and 2 had a different shape from higher-positioned leaves.
- Method / resource The observed maize relationships can support dynamic simulation of leaf area based on plant morphology.