Claim · model-written summary
In sugarcane, defoliation changed total dry mass increment (decrease).
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Verbatim
e0“defoliation resulted in a small (not significant) decrease in total dry mass increment”
t0“sugarcane”
Title
N.W. Pammenter Journal of Experimental Botany 2002. doi:10.1093/jexbot/53.366.123
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Intervention effect In sugarcane, defoliation changed proportional partitioning of assimilates to leaves (increased).
- Intervention effect In sugarcane, defoliation changed proportional partitioning to stems (increased).
- Intervention effect In sugarcane, defoliation changed proportional allocation to non-structural dry matter (increased).
- Intervention effect In sugarcane, shading changed total dry matter increment (decreased).
- Intervention effect In sugarcane, shading changed proportional partitioning to the stems (increased).
- Intervention effect In sugarcane, shading changed non-structural dry matter (increased).
- Intervention effect In sugarcane, Widened spacing changed total assimilation (increased).
- Intervention effect In sugarcane, Widened spacing changed proportional allocation to stems (decreased).
- Intervention effect In sugarcane, Widened spacing changed partitioning within the stems (not affected).
- Intervention effect In sugarcane, Defoliation changed stem dry mass increment (decrease).
- Intervention effect In sugarcane, partial defoliation changed partitioning to non-structural dry matter (increased).
- Mechanism Sucrose storage appears to receive priority in assimilate allocation.