2005
DOI: 10.1007/s11183-005-0026-5
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Effect of temperature and photoperiod on efficiency of assimilated CO2 conversion into the biomass of Cucumis sativus

Abstract: The coefficient of effectiveness ( K e ) of assimilated CO 2 conversion into dry matter of cucumber ( Cucumis sativus L.) plants at the stage of four leaves as dependent on a photoperiod (8, 12, and 16 h) at an irradiance of 220 W/m 2 at the upper leaf level and the combinations of day and night temperatures: typical temperature of plant habitat (background temperature) of 25 ° C and heat-and cold-hardening temperatures (35 and 15 ° C, respectively) was determined in the multifactorial designed experiment. K e… Show more

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“…Also there are few studies describing effect of solar conditions on growth, development and yield of cucumber (Liebig, 1985;Liebig and Krug, 1991;Kharkina et al, 2003;Ibarra-Jiménez et al, 2008;Kalbarczyk, 2009), but there are a lot more studies devoted to optimization of cultivation and cropping physiology of the characterized plant (Peil and López-Gálvez, 2002;Talanov et al, 2005;Piszczek and Glowacka, 2008). Cucumber ontogenesis, from seed germination to final stages of ageing and their death, is controlled by light.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Also there are few studies describing effect of solar conditions on growth, development and yield of cucumber (Liebig, 1985;Liebig and Krug, 1991;Kharkina et al, 2003;Ibarra-Jiménez et al, 2008;Kalbarczyk, 2009), but there are a lot more studies devoted to optimization of cultivation and cropping physiology of the characterized plant (Peil and López-Gálvez, 2002;Talanov et al, 2005;Piszczek and Glowacka, 2008). Cucumber ontogenesis, from seed germination to final stages of ageing and their death, is controlled by light.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It results from the scientific reports by Talanov et al (2005) who examined effect of high and low temperature of a habitat (35 and 15ºC) and day duration (8, 12 and 16 h) on changes of efficiency rate of CO 2 assimilation by cucumber plants that low temperature and a short day increased the value of this rate and simultaneously decreased the weight of biomass of the described plant. On the other hand, Kharkina et al (2003) investigated influence of habitat temperature with illumination of intensity of 100 W m -2 and a 12-hour day on parameters describing the dynamics of sprout growth and rooting of cucumber plants.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%