Claim · model-written summary
After prolonged waterlogging, root surface area, volume, total root length and taproot length decreased, while root diameter increased and fibrous root number decreased.
- Outcome
- surface area,volume,total root length and taproot lengthe0
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e0“decrease of surface area,volume,total root length and taproot length,significant increase of average root diameter,and significant decrease of the number of fibrous roots.”
Title
Influences of waterlogging stress on roots morphology and physiology for rapeseed
Li Ling 2012
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- Observation During the first five days of waterlogging, superoxide radical production increased significantly.
- Observation During the first five days of waterlogging, superoxide dismutase activity increased significantly.
- Observation During the first five days, malondialdehyde content did not increase significantly.
- Observation During the first five days, root dry weight and morphological parameters showed no significant change from CK.
- Observation After five days of waterlogging, superoxide production accelerated and malondialdehyde content increased significantly.
- Observation After five days of waterlogging, SOD and CAT activities decreased significantly.
- Observation After five days of waterlogging, root dry weight decreased significantly.