1985
DOI: 10.17660/actahortic.1985.156.17
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Model of Cucumber Growth and Yield I. Raising the Crop Under Low Temperature Regimes

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“…This delay, in turn, contributes to an increase in the yield of the plant (Tao et al, 2006). The results from research show that correct growth and development of cucumber in all of its stages, requires sufficiently high T a (Lederle and Liebig, 1985a;Babik, 2004;Kalbarczyk, 2009b). Some authors suggest that soil warming partly counteracts the unfavourable influence of low T a at night on the growth of thermophilous plants (Ingratta, 1980;Liebig, 1985a).…”
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“…This delay, in turn, contributes to an increase in the yield of the plant (Tao et al, 2006). The results from research show that correct growth and development of cucumber in all of its stages, requires sufficiently high T a (Lederle and Liebig, 1985a;Babik, 2004;Kalbarczyk, 2009b). Some authors suggest that soil warming partly counteracts the unfavourable influence of low T a at night on the growth of thermophilous plants (Ingratta, 1980;Liebig, 1985a).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The results from research show that correct growth and development of cucumber in all of its stages, requires sufficiently high T a (Lederle and Liebig, 1985a;Babik, 2004;Kalbarczyk, 2009b). Some authors suggest that soil warming partly counteracts the unfavourable influence of low T a at night on the growth of thermophilous plants (Ingratta, 1980;Liebig, 1985a). When the ground is warmed to 14°C, cucumber can survive even a long period at T a amounting to only 10°C without much harm (Liebig, 1985a).…”
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“…Grafting has many benefits to plants grown in plastic houses, such as increasing tolerance to low temperature (Liebig, 1984), tolerance to soil salinity (Matsubara, 1989), and resistance to soil borne diseases (Oda, 1995). Eguchi and Koutaki (1986) reported that cucumber plants grafted onto C.ficifolia could be used for widespread cucumber production, as the grafted plants were more vigorous than the non grafted ones.…”
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“…verificaram que o porta-enxerto "Tetsukabuto" aumentou a a produtividade do cultivar Ancor em 5,4% e diminuiu a de Nikkey em 15,6%, provavelmente, segundo os autores, devido ao aumento no vigor vegetativo do enxerto causado pela enxertia sobre este híbrido de abóbora. Liebig (1986), estudando os efeitos da temperatura no pepino, concluiu que a enxertia pode ser recomendada como forma de conferir tolerância às plantas a períodos curtos de frio. As plantas enxertadas sobreviveram a uma temperatura de 10ºC, enquanto que a temperatura mínima suportada pelas plantas não enxertadas foi de 14ºC.…”
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