Effect of source-sink alterations on cotyledon cell number and seed size in soybean.

Yu Zhenwen

Effect of source-sink alterations on cotyledon cell number and seed size in soybean.

1988

Yu Zhenwen

Seeds of soybean (Glycine max L. Merrill) were grown in the greenhouse and in the fields to investigate the effect of variations in the assimilate supply from the phase of cotyledon cell division to seed maturity on the cell number per seed in cotyledon, rate of seed growth and final seed size. The cell number per seed in the cotyledons was significantly correlated with final seed size and growth rate. The data indicated that the cotyledon cell number was influenced by supplying assimilates to the seed during the phase of cell division.

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assimilation cell division cells cellule cotiledones cotyledons crecimiento croissance division cellulaire graine grosseur growth peso poids seeds semilla size soja soybeans weight

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Published in

Journal of Shandong Agricultural University

Volume 19 ISSN 1000-2324

Pagination

v.33-38(1)

Other Subjects

Cotyledon; Celulas; Asimilacion; Tamano; Division celular

Language

Chinese

Note

1 ill., 1 table, 17 ref. Summaries (Ch, En).

Type

Journal Article; Journal Part; Summary

Source

Journal-of-Shandong-Agricultural-University (China). (Mar 1988). v. 19(1) p. 33-38.

Corporate Author

Shandong Agricultural Univ., (China). Dept. of Agronomy

Newcastle Univ., Tyne (UK). Faculty of Agriculture.

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Effect of source-sink alterations on cotyledon cell number and seed size in soybean.

1988

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