Claim · model-written summary
Pomelo cultivars differed in their responses to enhanced UV-B.
- Taxon
- pomelo
Citrus maximae2 - Outcome
- responses to UV -Be2
- Qualifier
- among different pomelo cultivarse2
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Verbatim
e2“Dif- ferent responses to UV -B were existed among different pomelo cultivars”
Title
Effects of Enhanced UV-B Irridiation on Growth and Physiological Characteristics in Pomelo Seedlings
Shaolin Peng Shengtai kexue 2001
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Intervention effect Enhanced UV-B radiation significantly decreased plant weight, leaf area and specific leaf area of pomelo seedlings.
- Intervention effect Enhanced UV-B radiation increased leaf thickness and mesophyll density of pomelo seedlings.
- Intervention effect Enhanced UV-B reduced chlorophyll contents, soluble protein contents and nitrate reductase activity of pomelo seedlings.
- Intervention effect Enhanced UV-B increased soluble sugar content of pomelo seedlings.
- Intervention effect Enhanced UV-B declined leaf Pn of pomelo seedlings.
- Intervention effect Enhanced UV-B first increased Rd of pomelo seedlings, which then returned to the original standard.
- Intervention effect Enhanced UV-B decreased Fv/Fm of pomelo seedlings.
- Intervention effect Enhanced UV-B raised qN and KD of pomelo seedlings.
- Intervention effect Enhanced UV-B led to PS II inactivation in pomelo seedlings.
- Intervention effect Enhanced UV-B reduced the primary photochemical efficiency, the number of PS II opening centres and noncyclic electron transport of PSII in pomelo seedlings.
- Intervention effect Enhanced UV-B markedly increased MDA content of pomelo seedlings.