Claim · model-written summary
Dry weight of the pod kept increasing up to about the 70th day and then decreased a bit.
Verbatim
t0“Studies on the development of peanut seeds”
e4“The dry-weight of the pod is to continue to increase up to about 70th day gradually and is afterwards to decrease a bit”
Title
G. Nishikawa; T. Mikami Japanese Journal of Crop Science 1949. doi:10.1626/jcs.18.2-4_71
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Observation Pod size was almost at its maximum on the 35th day after flowering.
- Observation Seed size was almost at its maximum on the 42nd day after flowering.
- Observation Raw pod weight reached its maximum on the 35th day after flowering and was afterwards likely to decrease.
- Observation Raw and dry weight of the seed kept increasing up to the 84th day.
- Observation Fat in the seed reached its maximum nearly on the 77th day after flowering.
- Observation The iodine value of seed fat was greatest on the same day as the fat maximum.
- Observation Seed protein reached its maximum on the 77th day after flowering and afterwards decreased a bit.
- Observation Ashes were abundant in the pod during the beginning of growth.
- Observation Ashes in the pod became constant on the 77th day after flowering.
- Observation Ashes in the seed became nearly constant on the 70th day after flowering.