Soybean transpiration, vegetative morphology, and yield components following simulated and actual insect defoliation
Soybean transpiration, vegetative morphology, and yield components following simulated and actual insect defoliation
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模拟和实际昆虫落叶后的大豆蒸腾、营养形态和产量组成
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10.31274/rtd-180813-11088
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1984
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K. Ostlie
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K. Ostlie
Soybean water-loss following defoliation was investigated in two ex perimental systems, excised leaves and field-grown potted plants. Tran spiration from excised leaves increased following defoliation as a linear function of cut edge per leaf. In contrast, transpiration from soybean canopies decreased following defoliation by two lepidopteran defoliators, the green cloverworm [Plathypena scabra [F.]) and the cabbage looper (Trichoplusia ni [Hubner]), and two simulation methods, punching holes in leaflets and picking entire leaflets. Cut leaf edge, an important deter minant of water loss from excised leaves, only increased water loss in the first 16 hours postdefoliation. Defoliation methods also produced transi tory differences in transpiration rates during the first 16 hours after de foliation. These differences seemed related to the "hole" characteristics produced by the methods. Total water loss did not differ significantly be tween methods. Therefore, both punch and pick simulation methods produced acceptable fidelity in soybean water-loss to actual insect defoliation.