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Author: Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 7
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Through the process of photosynthesis, corn plants use energy from sunlight to manufacture sugar from carbon dioxide in the air and water and nutrients in the soil. This sugar is then converted to starches, proteins and other compounds that make up the dry weight of the plant. Essentially, all phootsynthesis occurs in the leaves. Generally, then, the more leaf area an adapted plant has, the more dry weight it will produce. Corn leaves are produced early in the growing season-largely before mid-julay-then the stalk and tassel form, then the husks, cob, etc., and finally the grain. But the potential amount of grain that can be produced at the end of the season depends upon the leaf area produced early in the season. Early dry matter accumulation in the corn plant is slow. Leaf area then is small. As more leaf area is available, the amount of photosynthesis and dry matter accumulation increases. (...).
Author: Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 7
Book Description
Through the process of photosynthesis, corn plants use energy from sunlight to manufacture sugar from carbon dioxide in the air and water and nutrients in the soil. This sugar is then converted to starches, proteins and other compounds that make up the dry weight of the plant. Essentially, all phootsynthesis occurs in the leaves. Generally, then, the more leaf area an adapted plant has, the more dry weight it will produce. Corn leaves are produced early in the growing season-largely before mid-julay-then the stalk and tassel form, then the husks, cob, etc., and finally the grain. But the potential amount of grain that can be produced at the end of the season depends upon the leaf area produced early in the season. Early dry matter accumulation in the corn plant is slow. Leaf area then is small. As more leaf area is available, the amount of photosynthesis and dry matter accumulation increases. (...).
Author: Jeffrey D. Wolt Publisher: ISBN: Category : Science Languages : en Pages : 374
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Symbols. Periodic table of the elements. Chemical distribution in soil environments. The soil solution. Chemical statics and dynamics applied to soil solution. Master variables. Obtaining soil solution: laboratory manual. Obtaining soil solution: field methods. Soil solution composition. Quantity-intensity relationships. Mineral stability and pedogenesis. Chemical availability. Soil solution aluminum. Trace metals in soil solution. Dissolved and colloidal organics. Xenobiotics in soil solution.
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