Claim · model-written summary
Under MF1, seedling shoot dry mass was 46.73 mg per plant.
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t0“ORYZA SATIVA L.”
e0“shoot dry mass at 46.73 mg plant -1”
Title
H. LI; S. ZENG; X.W. LUO; et al. Applied Ecology and Environmental Research 2020. doi:10.15666/aeer/1806_82338249
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Intervention effect Mulching film treatments increased soil temperature compared with non-mulching (CK), especially at night.
- Intervention effect Mulching film treatments improved seed germination rate, plant height and leaf area of rice seedlings compared with non-mulching (CK).
- Intervention effect Mulching film treatments improved rice grain yield compared with non-mulching (CK).
- Observation The degradable film MF1 gave the highest night-time soil temperature, 13.65 -14.08.
- Observation Under MF1, grain yield was 7.938 t ha-1.
- Observation Under MF1, seedling root dry mass was 31.34 mg per plant.
- Intervention effect Germination rate increased significantly, by 6.99%-755.60%, with MF1 compared with CK.
- Mechanism The authors attribute the high yield under mulching films to increased soil temperature, seedling germination and improved seedling growth.