Fluorescence of bean leaves grown under low-light conditions

Kalmatskaya, O. A.; Levykina, I. P.; Patsaeva, Svetlana V.; Karavaev, V. A.; Yuzhakov, V. I.

doi:10.3103/s0027134913060076

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“…Unidirectional changes in this parameter and chlorophyll content in the leaves of plants have been observed earlier in cucumber in the leaves of different layers [14], in plants grown under different kinds of mineral nutri tion [15] and low illumination [16], during the autumn degradation of chlorophyll [17], and in number of other cases. It was assumed that the dependence of the stationary value of ω on the content of chlorophyll was associated with the effect of reabsorption of fluores cence of chlorophyll within the leaf [9].…”

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Luminescent and physiological indices of triticale plants under treatment of seeds with growth regulators

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It is shown that before sowing treatment of triticale seeds with the growth regulators epin and zir con resulted in an increase in the F 742 /F 686 ratio of the stationary fluorescence intensities of plant leaves at the wavelength bands of 742 and 686 nm corresponding to the maxima in the leaf fluorescence spectrum. Triticale under the treatment of seeds with growth regulators showed higher chlorophyll content, higher productivity, and higher indices of crop yield.

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