نتایج جستجو برای: lower amount of cuticular transpiration
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An attempt was made to explain the excessive wilting tendency of 3 tomato mutants, notabilis, flacca, and sitiens. The control varieties in which these mutations were induced are Rheinlands Ruhm for flacca and sitiens and Lukullus for notabilis. Although all 3 mutants are alleles of separated loci, they seem to react similarly to water stress. The mutants wilt faster than the control plants whe...
Maintaining the integrity of the cuticular transpiration barrier even at elevated temperatures is of vital importance especially for hot-desert plants. Currently, the temperature dependence of the leaf cuticular water permeability and its relationship with the chemistry of the cuticles are not known for a single desert plant. This study investigates whether (i) the cuticular permeability of a d...
in this work, a novel and fast method for direct analysis of volatile compounds (davc) of medicinal plants has been developed by holding a filament from different parts of a plant in the gc injection port. the extraction and analysis of volatile components of a small amount of plant were carried out in one-step without any sample preparation. after optimization of temperature, extraction time a...
Cuticular properties affect the gas exchange of leaves, but little is known about how much CO2 and water vapor cross the cuticular barrier or whether low water potentials affect the process. Therefore, we measured the cuticular conductances for CO2 and water vapor in grape (Vitis vinifera L.) leaves having various water potentials. The lower leaf surface was sealed to force all gas exchange thr...
abstract the variables affecting the nature of reading comprehension can be classified into two general categories: reader’s variables, and text variables (alderson, 2000). despite the wave of research on vocabulary knowledge as reader’s variable, the role of this knowledge in c-test as a text-dependent test and its interaction with lexical cohesion of the test as a text feature has remained a...
Evaporative water losses (EWL) in arthropods have traditionally been measured by gravimetric methods (Loveridge, 1980), although electronic sensing of water has recently been employed (Hadley, Stuart & Quinlan, 1982; Hadley & Quinlan, 1982). Difficulties are encountered in separating the cuticular and respiratory components of total transpiration. Cuticular water loss has frequently been measur...
simplification universal as a universal feature of translation means translated texts tend to use simpler language than original texts in the same language and it can be critically investigated through common concepts: type/token ratio, lexical density, and mean sentence length. although steps have been taken to test this hypothesis in various text types in different linguistic communities, in ...
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