Relationships Among Injury, Growth, and Yield Responses of Soybean Cultivars Exposed to Ozone at Different Light Intensities
Relationships Among Injury, Growth, and Yield Responses of Soybean Cultivars Exposed to Ozone at Different Light Intensities
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不同光强臭氧暴露下大豆品种的损伤、生长和产量反应之间的关系
DOI:
10.2134/jeq1982.00472425001100040027x
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发表时间:
1982
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M. B. Letchworth
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作者:
A. Heagle;M. B. Letchworth
Four soybean cultivars (Glycine max (L.) Merr. cv. Forrest, Davis, Ransom, and Bragg) differing in foliar sensitivity and shoot weight response to O/sub 3/ during vegetation growth were exposed to O/sub 3/ from the seedling stage to maturity to determine if the yield response correlated with the vegetative response. Neither the foliar injury nor the vegetative shoot weight response of cultivars to O/sub 3/ allowed reasonable prediction of the cultivar yield response to O/sub 3/. This inadequacy may relate to differences in cultivar tolerance. Bragg, with moderate amounts of O/sub 3/-induced injury and with diseased growth, yielded as well as the controls. Davis, with moderate amounts of O/sub 3/-induced injury and decreased growth, yielded 34% less than the controls. The four cultivars were grown in open-top field chambers with different degrees of shading to determine whether light intensity would alter their response to O/sub 3/. Light intensity in nonshaded open-top field chambers was 9% less than that in an open field; chambers with shade cloth covering the sides or tops decreased light intensity by 15 and 19%, respectively. The shade treatments did not change overall yield response to O/sub 3/ or the relative cultivar yield response to O/sub 3/. 16more » references, 6 tables.« less