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Physiological mechanism of growth retardation in rice seedlings as affected by low tempertureKabaki et al., 1982
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- Kabaki N
- TAJIMA K
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- Japanese Journal of Crop Science
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抄録 イネの冷害発生の限界温度は 19-17℃ と報告されており, 熱帯原産植物が chilling injury を受ける温度より高い温度域にある. そこでこの温度域におけるイネ幼植物の生長について検討した. シャーレ内〓 紙上におけるイネ発芽幼植物の幼芽, 幼根の生長速度と温度との関係をアレニウス …
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