Claim · model-written summary
Reducing and non-reducing sugars in the nodules of Myrica pensylvanica increased with increased light intensity.
- Taxon
- Myrica pensylvanica
Morella pensylvanicae1 - Organ / stage
- nodulese0
- Treatment
- increased light intensitye0
- Outcome
- reducing and non-reducing sugarse0
- Direction
- increasede0
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Verbatim
e0“reducing and non-reducing sugars in the nodules increased with increased light intensity”
e1“Optimum growth of Myrica pensylvanica occurred in plants grown under 70% light intensity”
Title
M. E. C. Graça Purdue e-Pubs (Purdue University System) 1983
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- Intervention effect Optimum growth of Alnus glutinosa occurred in plants grown in full sun.
- Intervention effect Acetylene reduction rates of Alnus glutinosa were maximum in full sun.
- Association Acetylene reduction rates of Alnus glutinosa were highly correlated with chlorophyll content per unit leaf area, specific leaf weight and nodule starch content.
- Intervention effect Number and fresh weight of nodules of Alnus glutinosa were higher in full-sun-grown plants than at other light intensities.
- Intervention effect Total N content of Alnus glutinosa plants was higher in full-sun-grown plants than at other light intensities.
- Intervention effect Optimum growth of Myrica pensylvanica occurred in plants grown under 70% light intensity.
- Intervention effect Myrica pensylvanica plants at 70% light had more chlorophyll per unit leaf area than plants grown in full sun.
- Intervention effect Myrica pensylvanica plants at 70% light had fewer leaves than plants grown in full sun.
- Intervention effect Acetylene reduction rates of Myrica pensylvanica were maximum at 70% light.
- Intervention effect Fresh weight of nodules of Myrica pensylvanica was not affected by light.
- Intervention effect Optimum shoot/root ratio of Elaeagnus umbellata occurred in plants grown under 70% light.
- Intervention effect Acetylene reduction rates of Elaeagnus umbellata were maximum in full sun.
- Association Acetylene reduction rates of Elaeagnus umbellata were correlated with non-reducing sugars content in the nodules.
- Intervention effect Elaeagnus umbellata plants grown under light had higher N content than plants grown in other treatments.
- Intervention effect Optimum growth of Elaeagnus angustifolia occurred towards high light intensities.
- Intervention effect Elaeagnus angustifolia had maximum acetylene reduction rates and highest N content under full sun.
- Intervention effect Number and fresh weight of nodules of Elaeagnus angustifolia were not affected by light intensity.
- Intervention effect Light intensity affected both growth and nitrogen fixation rates of the actinorhizal species studied.
- Mechanism Supply of photosynthates through light intensity appeared to regulate nitrogen fixation rates, which in turn affected growth in most of the species studied.