Physiological markers for microplant shoot and root quality.

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stomata, water loss, photosynthesis, growth, weaning, remote sensing techniques

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Physiological markers for microplant shoot and root quality. / Davies, William J.; Santamaria, J. M.
In: Acta Horticulturae, Vol. 530, 2000, p. 363-376.

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Davies, William J. ; Santamaria, J. M. / Physiological markers for microplant shoot and root quality. In: Acta Horticulturae. 2000 ; Vol. 530. pp. 363-376.

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title = "Physiological markers for microplant shoot and root quality.",

abstract = "This paper considers the range of techniques now available to assess the physiological competence of microplants. We emphasise in particular the usefulness of remote sensing techniques to assess the functioning of stomata and recommend the use of the micropressure probe and the root probe to quantify the effects of culture techniques on plant water relations and root water flux, respectively. A number of analytical techniques is available to probe photosynthetic competence and these are reviewed but again, a remote sensing technique is recommended as a simple means of assessing photosynthetic performance.",

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AU - Davies, William J.

AU - Santamaria, J. M.

PY - 2000

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N2 - This paper considers the range of techniques now available to assess the physiological competence of microplants. We emphasise in particular the usefulness of remote sensing techniques to assess the functioning of stomata and recommend the use of the micropressure probe and the root probe to quantify the effects of culture techniques on plant water relations and root water flux, respectively. A number of analytical techniques is available to probe photosynthetic competence and these are reviewed but again, a remote sensing technique is recommended as a simple means of assessing photosynthetic performance.

AB - This paper considers the range of techniques now available to assess the physiological competence of microplants. We emphasise in particular the usefulness of remote sensing techniques to assess the functioning of stomata and recommend the use of the micropressure probe and the root probe to quantify the effects of culture techniques on plant water relations and root water flux, respectively. A number of analytical techniques is available to probe photosynthetic competence and these are reviewed but again, a remote sensing technique is recommended as a simple means of assessing photosynthetic performance.

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KW - water loss

KW - photosynthesis

KW - growth

KW - weaning

KW - remote sensing techniques

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VL - 530

SP - 363

EP - 376

JO - Acta Horticulturae

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