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CARBON DIOXIDE EXCHANGE CHARACTERISTICS AND RELATIVE GROWTH RATES OF TWO ASPARAGUS CULTIVARS IN RELATION TO TEMPERATURE

Article number

415_29

Pages

201 – 208

Language

Abstract

Relative growth rate(RGR) and carbohydrate partitioning characteristics of two asparagus cultivars grown at various temperatures indicated that net photosynthetic(P_n) rate may differ between cultivars.
CO₂ exchange characteristics of the cultivars were therefore determined using closed system techniques to estimate P_n, dark respiration and photorespiration at temperatures from 20 to 40C. Assimilation versus internal CO₂ exchange curves were also generated to further characterize CO₂ exchange and associated limitations.

The cool climate cultivar ‘Larac’ had the highest RGR and P_n at 20C while ‘Brocks’ performed better at a day/night temperature of 35/15C. Differences in P_n appeared to be due to the accumulation of small differences in carboxylation efficiency, stomatal limitation and fern respiration rate.

Publication

VIII International Asparagus Symposium

Authors

D.J. Woolley, S. Sudjatmiko, Y.-F. Yen, K.J. Fisher, M.A. Nichols

Keywords

photosynthesis, photorespiration, respiration, carboxylation efficiency, stomatal limitation

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1996.415.29

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