Net photosynthesis, transpiration, and stomatal conductance of avocado leaves infested by avocado red mites
Por: Schaffer, B
| Peña, J.E | Lara, S.P | Buisson, D | 34. Annual Meeting of the Interamerican Society for Tropical Horticulture (Costa Rica) San José (Costa Rica) 28 Jul - 2 Ago 1986.
Editor: 1986Descripción: 10 páginas.ISSN: 0254-2528.Tema(s): PERSEA AMERICANA | OLIGONYCHUS YOTHERSI | ACARINA | HOJAS | PLAGAS DE PLANTAS | DAÑOS | FOTOSINTESIS | ESTOMA | TRANSPIRACION | RESPUESTA DE LA PLANTA | DAÑOS | PERSEA AMERICANA | ACARINA | LEAVES | PESTS OF PLANTS | DAMAGE | PHOTOSYNTHESIS | STOMATA | TRANSPIRATION | PLANT RESPONSE | DAMAGERecursos en línea: eng
En: Proceedings of the Interamerican Society for Tropical Horticulture (EUA) v. 30 p. 73-82Resumen: Net photosynthesis, transpiration, stomatal conductance, and damage rating were determined at 14 day intervals for leaves of potted avocado trees (Persea americana Mill. cv. Waldin), manually infested with avocado red mite (Olygonichus yothersi McGregor). Damage rating increased linearly over each 14 day period. Net photosynthesis decreased 28 days after mite infestation. There was no decrease in transpiration or stomatal conductance of infested leaves at this time. Transpiration decreased 42 days after infestation, presumably due to a decrease in stomatal conductance.
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Net photosynthesis, transpiration, stomatal conductance, and damage rating were determined at 14 day intervals for leaves of potted avocado trees (Persea americana Mill. cv. Waldin), manually infested with avocado red mite (Olygonichus yothersi McGregor). Damage rating increased linearly over each 14 day period. Net photosynthesis decreased 28 days after mite infestation. There was no decrease in transpiration or stomatal conductance of infested leaves at this time. Transpiration decreased 42 days after infestation, presumably due to a decrease in stomatal conductance.
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