Journal Article
Stomatal movement and related environmental factors to stomata in wheat, 2: effect of nitrogen application on the stomatal aperture of wheat
[1984]
Nam, Y.I.;
Ha, Y.W. (Office of Rural Development, Suwon (Korea R.). Wheat and Barley Research Inst.);
Kim, K.J. (Konkuk Univ., Seoul (Korea R.));
Stomatal movement and related environmental factors to stomata in wheat, 2: effect of nitrogen application on the stomatal aperture of wheat
1984
Nam, Y.I.; Ha, Y.W.; Kim, K.J.
This experiment was to investigate the stomatal aperture of wheat variety "Chokwang" grown in two different nitrogen levels. Stomatal aperture was measured at the maximal tillering, shooting, booting, flowering and grain filling stages. Stomatal aperture in leaf blades gradually increased in accordance with the successive leaf growth. The maximal opening of stomata was observed at flowering stages and around noon in a day, but stomata closed around six o'clock in the afternoon. Stomata opened wider in high nitrogen application than in low nitrogen and their effects were highest at the booting and flowering stages
[Korean Journal of Crop Science (Korea R.)]
1985/XB/XB1985_0.rdf
This experiment was to investigate the stomatal aperture of wheat variety "Chokwang" grown in two different nitrogen levels. Stomatal aperture was measured at the maximal tillering, shooting, booting, flowering and grain filling stages. Stomatal aperture in leaf blades gradually increased in accordance with the successive leaf growth. The maximal opening of stomata was observed at flowering stages and around noon in a day, but stomata closed around six o'clock in the afternoon. Stomata opened wider in high nitrogen application than in low nitrogen and their effects were highest at the booting and flowering stages