Abstract
Character variation of shade-non-enduring varieties was more evident than that of shade-enduring varieties. There was least variation of leaf shape index and high variation of angle between petiole and branch. As inclicated in the results os experiment, the leaf shape was more stable but the angle changed easily under the influence of environment.
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Claims 4
Claim · model-written summary
Shade-intolerant varieties had more evident character variation than shade-tolerant varieties.
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t0“soyabean cultivars”
e0“Character variation of shade-non-enduring varieties was more evident than that of shade-enduring varieties”
Claim · model-written summary
Leaf shape index showed the least variation.
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t0“soyabean cultivars”
e0“There was least variation of leaf shape index”
Claim · model-written summary
Angle between petiole and branch showed high variation.
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t0“soyabean cultivars”
e0“high variation of angle between petiole and branch”
Claim · model-written summary
Leaf shape was more stable than branch-petiole angle under environmental influence.
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t0“soyabean cultivars”
e0“the leaf shape was more stable but the angle changed easily under the influence of environment”