Claim · model-written summary
Increasing light intensity promoted more overground biomass distributed to leaves.
- Taxon
- Tsuga longibracteata
Nothotsuga longibracteatat1 - Treatment
- increase of light intensitye4
- Outcome
- more overground biomass distributing to leavese4
- Direction
- moree4
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Verbatim
e4“The increase of light intensity promoted more biomass distributing to roots to enhance the seedling roots′ ability of water absorbing,and promoted more overground biomass distributing to leaves.”
t1“Effect of light intensity environment on Tsuga longibracteata seed germinated,seedling survival and growth”
Title
Zhenji Li Fujian linxueyuan xuebao 2008
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Association Seed germination rate and seedling survival rate were highest at 50% full sunlight.
- Association Root, stem, leaf and total seedling biomass were all highest at 50% full sunlight.
- Association Increasing light intensity promoted more biomass distributed to roots.
- Association Increasing light intensity lowered the contents of chlorophyll a, chlorophyll b, total chlorophyll and carotenoid in seedling leaves.
- Association Increasing light intensity raised the Chla/Chlb and Car/Chl ratios.
- Association Below full sunlight, MDA, SOD and POD activities in seedling leaves and roots showed incremental trends with increasing light intensity.
- Association At full sunlight, MDA contents and SOD and POD activities of seedling leaves declined.
- Association Pro contents of seedling leaves and roots were lowest at 25% full sunlight.
- Recommendation About 50% full sunlight is the suited light intensity for germinating seeds and growing seedlings of T. longibracteata.
- Association Full sunlight is not suitable for seedling biomass accumulation.