Add to ORKG1. Seedlings of Robinia pseudacacia were grown in artificial wind for four weeks under two soil moisture conditions. 2. Reduction in growth of dry weight of tops, height and diameter of stems, number of leaflets per seedlings and per leaf, and number of leaves were observed in seedling grown in wind. 3. These reduction in growth were more serious when soil moisture was deficient, and the effect of soil moisture deficiency was more evident when exposed to wind
Initial exposure of greenhouse-grown herbaceous seedlings to outdoor summer conditions results in te...
Both woody and herbaceous plant species are known to respond to wind loading, with consequences for ...
Two wind tunnels were designed to detect influences of wind on the development of the root systems o...
1. Combined effects of wind and temperature surrounding the root on transpiration of rooted cuttings...
Wind is a powerful abiotic influence on plants that is predicted to increase with global warming. Th...
In a study such as the one described in this thesis, a review of the literature entails a commentary...
1. The effect of wind on transpiration of new and old leaves of Lithocarpus edulis, Cornus Controver...
The upward movement of absorbed salts within a plant is influenced by the transpiration stream. This...
A controlled environment wind tunnel was used to produce three wind speeds and hence three soil dryi...
Background: Wind strongly impacts plant growth, leaf traits, biomass allocation, and stem mechanical...
Plastic increases in stem elongation in dense vegetation are generally believed to be induced by can...
The effect of wind loading on seedlings of English oak (Quercus robur L.) was investigated. Instead ...
Analysing plant phenotypic plasticity in response to wind is complicated as this factor entails not ...
The aim of the experiment was to investigate the effect of two wind speeds (0.5 m/s and 2 m/s) on t...
The effect of wind on the early growth of five species, Callistemon salignus, Eucalyptus microcorys,...
Initial exposure of greenhouse-grown herbaceous seedlings to outdoor summer conditions results in te...
Both woody and herbaceous plant species are known to respond to wind loading, with consequences for ...
Two wind tunnels were designed to detect influences of wind on the development of the root systems o...
1. Combined effects of wind and temperature surrounding the root on transpiration of rooted cuttings...
Wind is a powerful abiotic influence on plants that is predicted to increase with global warming. Th...
In a study such as the one described in this thesis, a review of the literature entails a commentary...
1. The effect of wind on transpiration of new and old leaves of Lithocarpus edulis, Cornus Controver...
The upward movement of absorbed salts within a plant is influenced by the transpiration stream. This...
A controlled environment wind tunnel was used to produce three wind speeds and hence three soil dryi...
Background: Wind strongly impacts plant growth, leaf traits, biomass allocation, and stem mechanical...
Plastic increases in stem elongation in dense vegetation are generally believed to be induced by can...
The effect of wind loading on seedlings of English oak (Quercus robur L.) was investigated. Instead ...
Analysing plant phenotypic plasticity in response to wind is complicated as this factor entails not ...
The aim of the experiment was to investigate the effect of two wind speeds (0.5 m/s and 2 m/s) on t...
The effect of wind on the early growth of five species, Callistemon salignus, Eucalyptus microcorys,...
Initial exposure of greenhouse-grown herbaceous seedlings to outdoor summer conditions results in te...
Both woody and herbaceous plant species are known to respond to wind loading, with consequences for ...
Two wind tunnels were designed to detect influences of wind on the development of the root systems o...