2005
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-90162005000400001
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Estimation of leaf area for greenhouse cucumber by linear measurements under salinity and grafting

Abstract: The measurement of leaf area by linear parameters is a useful tool when plants cannot be destroyed for direct measurement. The objectives of this study were to establish equations to estimate the leaf area of greenhouse-cucumber and to evaluate the effects of salinity and grafting on this estimative. Nongrafted cucumber seedlings, cv. 'Hokushin', were transplanted in a greenhouse and were irrigated with water of different salinities (1.0, 3.2 and 5.0 dS m -1 ). In the second growing period, the same cultivar w… Show more

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“…Las DS (± 5,54% a ± 10,05%) se ubicaron dentro de los rangos registrados en la literatura: ± 11,50% a ± 21,27% (Blanco y Folegatti, 2005), ± 4,5 a ±10,5 (Williams y Martinson, 2003). Los estudios en otras especies agrícolas (Fallovo et al, 2008;Giuffrida et al, 2011;Jerez et al, 2014), muestran la existencia de relaciones similares entre el AR y las dimensiones lineales de las hojas.…”
Section: Estimación Del áRea Laminar Mediante Análisis De Regresiónunclassified
“…Las DS (± 5,54% a ± 10,05%) se ubicaron dentro de los rangos registrados en la literatura: ± 11,50% a ± 21,27% (Blanco y Folegatti, 2005), ± 4,5 a ±10,5 (Williams y Martinson, 2003). Los estudios en otras especies agrícolas (Fallovo et al, 2008;Giuffrida et al, 2011;Jerez et al, 2014), muestran la existencia de relaciones similares entre el AR y las dimensiones lineales de las hojas.…”
Section: Estimación Del áRea Laminar Mediante Análisis De Regresiónunclassified
“…These parents could, therefore, be selected in hybridization programs for improving leaf size that would, in turn, enhance photosynthetic capacity. Leaf area is an important variable for most physiological and agronomic studies involving plant growth, light interception, photosynthetic efficiency, evapotranspiration, as well as responses to fertilizers and irrigation (Blanco and Folegatti 2005). General combining ability effects for fruit length varied from 0.7 (Sco4184) to (0.5 (Storm) ( Table 3).…”
Section: Gca Effects and Mean Performance Of The Parentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Information about gene action with regards to different traits will be helpful in selecting appropriate breeding procedures aimed at fruit yield improvement. There are different traits that are related to fruit weight and fruit number such as fruit length; fruit diameter; fruit length/diameter (L:D) ratio; vine length; leaf area that includes leaf length and leaf width (Hormuzdi and More 1989; Serce et al 1999;Lopez-Sese and Staub 2002;Shetty and Wehner 2002;Blanco et al 2005;Fan et al 2006;Afangideh and Uyoh 2007;Cho et al 2007;De Wilde and Duyfjes 2010); number of nodes per vine (Singh et al 2011); plant height (Mule et al 2011); and phenological traits including days to 50% flowering, anthesis, and first female flower formation (Singh et al 2011). Leaf area is an important variable for most physiological and agronomic studies involving plant growth, light interception, photosynthetic efficiency, evapotranspiration, or response to fertilizers and irrigation (Blanco et al 2005).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Leaf area determination from linear leaf dimensions, such as maximum length and/or width, has been performed for melon (Nascimento et al, 2002), snap bean (Queiroga et al, 2003), cucumber (Nied et al, 2001), sunflower (Rouphael et al, 2007), radish among others, but it is possible to obtain simpler models with only one dimension of the leaf blade (Blanco and Folegatti, 2005;Maldaner et al, 2009a;Nascimento et al, 2002;Queiroga et al, 2003). Maldaner et al (2009b) developed a model to estimate eggplant LAI only by counting the number of leaves, but scientific studies require a higher accuracy.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%