Abstract
Banana plantlets obtained from tissue culture were moved into plastic tunnels in winter (December to January) and spring (March to April) and hardened under four shade light treatments (S100: 100%, S33: 33%, S10: 10% and S3: 3% of sunlight). Significant differences were observed in fresh or dry stem weight, leaf weight, root weight and total weight under different light intensity conditions. However, different biomass indicators showed different responses. S100 appeared to be optimum for the heeled-in plantlets in winter, and shading inhibited their matter production. In spring, S33 was best for the plantlets and appropriate shading was conducive to their matter production. Different shading treatments also affected the allocation of photosynthate to various organs. The assimilate accumulated in the top of the plants was more in spring than in winter and the root system accumulated more assimilate in winter than in spring.
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Claims 7
Claim · model-written summary
Stem, leaf and root weight of banana plantlets differed significantly among light intensity conditions.
- Taxon
- Banana plantletse0
- Treatment
- different light intensity conditionse1
- Outcome
- fresh or dry stem weight, leaf weight, root weighte1
- Setting
- plastic tunnelse0
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Verbatim
e0“Banana plantlets obtained from tissue culture were moved into plastic tunnels in winter (December to January) and spring (March to April) and hardened under four shade light treatments (S100: 100%, S33: 33%, S10: 10% and S3: 3% of sunlight)”
e1“Significant differences were observed in fresh or dry stem weight, leaf weight, root weight and total weight under different light intensity conditions”
Claim · model-written summary
Total weight of banana plantlets differed significantly among light intensity conditions.
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Verbatim
e0“Banana plantlets obtained from tissue culture were moved into plastic tunnels in winter (December to January) and spring (March to April) and hardened under four shade light treatments (S100: 100%, S33: 33%, S10: 10% and S3: 3% of sunlight)”
e1“Significant differences were observed in fresh or dry stem weight, leaf weight, root weight and total weight under different light intensity conditions”
Claim · model-written summary
Full sunlight (S100) was optimal for heeled-in banana plantlets in winter, and shading inhibited their matter production.
Verbatim
e0“Banana plantlets obtained from tissue culture were moved into plastic tunnels in winter (December to January) and spring (March to April) and hardened under four shade light treatments (S100: 100%, S33: 33%, S10: 10% and S3: 3% of sunlight)”
e1“S100 appeared to be optimum for the heeled-in plantlets in winter, and shading inhibited their matter production”
Claim · model-written summary
In spring, S33 was best for banana plantlets and appropriate shading was conducive to their matter production.
Not reportedComparator
Verbatim
e0“Banana plantlets obtained from tissue culture were moved into plastic tunnels in winter (December to January) and spring (March to April) and hardened under four shade light treatments (S100: 100%, S33: 33%, S10: 10% and S3: 3% of sunlight)”
e1“In spring, S33 was best for the plantlets and appropriate shading was conducive to their matter production”
Claim · model-written summary
Different shading treatments affected the allocation of photosynthate to various organs of banana plantlets.
- Taxon
- Banana plantletse0
- Treatment
- Different shading treatmentse1
- Outcome
- allocation of photosynthate to various organse1
Not reportedDirection
Verbatim
e0“Banana plantlets obtained from tissue culture were moved into plastic tunnels in winter (December to January) and spring (March to April) and hardened under four shade light treatments (S100: 100%, S33: 33%, S10: 10% and S3: 3% of sunlight)”
e1“Different shading treatments also affected the allocation of photosynthate to various organs”
Claim · model-written summary
Assimilate accumulated in the top of banana plants was higher in spring than in winter.
Verbatim
e0“Banana plantlets obtained from tissue culture were moved into plastic tunnels in winter (December to January) and spring (March to April) and hardened under four shade light treatments (S100: 100%, S33: 33%, S10: 10% and S3: 3% of sunlight)”
e1“The assimilate accumulated in the top of the plants was more in spring than in winter”
Claim · model-written summary
The root system of banana plantlets accumulated more assimilate in winter than in spring.
Verbatim
e0“Banana plantlets obtained from tissue culture were moved into plastic tunnels in winter (December to January) and spring (March to April) and hardened under four shade light treatments (S100: 100%, S33: 33%, S10: 10% and S3: 3% of sunlight)”
e2“the root system accumulated more assimilate in winter than in spring”
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