Claim · model-written summary
Dry-weight increase became large when organ elongation velocity was maximal.
- Taxon
- Paddy Rice Plantt0
- Organ / stage
- organse0
- Outcome
- increase in dry weighte0
- Direction
- became largee0
- Qualifier
- velosity of the elongation of organs was maximume0
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Verbatim
e0“When the velosity of the elongation of organs was maximum, the increase in dry weight became large”
t0“Paddy Rice Plant”
Title
Hidewo SEKO; Keichi SAMOTO; Kaichiro SUZUKI Japanese Journal of Crop Science 1956. doi:10.1626/jcs.24.189
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Observation Rice organ length and dry-weight increase curves had S shapes.
- Observation Maximum elongation velocity occurred nearly simultaneously within the stated blade, sheath and internode groups.
- Observation Dry-weight changes among organs had roughly the same interrelation as elongation.
- Observation Dry-matter accumulation continued fairly long in each organ, balancing dry-matter demand.
- Association Elongation was nearly finished when dry-weight increment was maximal.
- Association At booting, strong panicle weight gain coincided with retarded weight gain in other organs.
- Association After heading, sheath and internode weight decreased while panicle weight increased strongly.
- Association Sheath and internode weight recovered after panicle weight gain declined.
- Observation Leaf blades scarcely showed comparable rises or falls in weight.
- Association Total stem weight increase was related to daily sunshine hours.