“With increasing root temperature rates of nitrogen fixation, transpiration and photosynthesis increased slowly at first and then rapidly until an optimum temperature was reached followed by a decrease at higher temperatures. Optimum temperatures were 27, 30, and 27 C for rates of nitrogen fixation, transpiration, and net photosynthesis, respectively.”
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“The effect of soil water suction and root temperature on rates of nitrogen fixation, transpiration, and net photosynthesisof soybeans ( Glycine max (L.) Merr.) was studied in laboratory experiments.”
“Pn increases rapidly under the lower PAR and / or Ci values and then increases slowly to the maximum value,when PAR and / or Ci arrived the saturation point,and then decrease slightly.”
“In Salicorniathe tissue OP decrease was concurrent with an increase in the CO 2 uptake, whereas the CO 2 uptake ofDistichlis declined with decreasing OP ofthe medium despite a decrease in its tissue OP.”
“thedecrease in the net photosynthetic rate (Pn), stomatal conductance (Gs) and Rubisco activity were slower under 100% sunlight condition than other light conditions.”
Across maize and triticale genotypes, the reported water potentials, photosynthesis, transpiration, stomatal conductance and membrane injury increased.
“Differences between two maize and two triticale genotypes grown in low soil compaction (LSC), moderate soil compaction (MSC) and severe soil compaction (SSC) and with a limited (D) or excess (W) soil water content were observed as a decrease in shoot (S) and root (R) biomass, leaf greening (SPAD) and increase in membrane injury (LI), root and leaf water potential (ψ), photosynthesis (Pn), transpiration (E) and stomat…” Show full quote
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