Photosynthetic Characters of Sparsely Populated Rice
Hu Wen
Abstract
Hu Wen
Abstract
The photosynthetic characters of rice were different in different plant populations. With the decrease of population, the chlorophyll content and specific leaf weight increased; while the net assimilation rate decreased for a short time; the maximum population growth rate was postponed; plants were well ventilated and high in photosynthetic rate.
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The photosynthetic characters of rice were different in different plant populations. With the decrease of population, the chlorophyll content and specific leaf weight increased; while the net assimilation rate decreased for a short time; the maximum population growth rate was postponed; plants were well ventilated and high in photosynthetic rate.
Key concepts: Photosynthesis, Assimilation (phonology), Population, Biology, Chlorophyll, Agronomy, Rice plant, Botany