Measurements of plant physiological informations of vine tree and indexation of soil moisture control 2. The typical characteristics of daily variation of stem-and fruit-diameter of vine trees in several fruit developmental stages.

IMAI Shunji, IWAO Kenzo, FUJIWARA Tamio

doi:10.2525/ecb1963.29.11

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ブドウの生体情報の測定と解析による土壌水分管理法の指標化　第２報　生育段階における茎径ならびに果粒肥大の日変化特性
The Typical Characteristics of Daily Variation of Stem- and Fruit-Diameter of Vine Trees in Several Fruit Developmental Stages
生育段階における茎径ならびに果粒肥大の日変化特性

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This paper reports the typical characteristics of daily variation of cane and fruit diameter of vine tree in several fruit developmental stages.<BR>The results of this study are as following.<BR>(1) The fruit diameter shrunk in the day time and swelled at night just like the daily variation of cane diameter in the young, fruit-developmental stage. It was estimated that these phenomena were caused by the deficit of water content in the day time.<BR>(2) The characteristics of the daily changes of the diameter of cane and fruit, varied depending upon the several stages of development. This shows there is competition of water between the fruit and other organs even in a vine tree.<BR>(3) It was thought that the water did not easily come out of the ripening fruit and not was delivered to the other organs. Cane diameter shrinkage lasted continuously after the II stage of fruit development.

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Environment Control in Biology

Environment Control in Biology 29 (1), 11-17, 1991

Japanese Society of Agricultural, Biological and Environmental Engineers and Scientists

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CRID: 1390282680059065984

NII Article ID: 130003724911

DOI: 10.2525/ecb1963.29.11

ISSN: 21851018; 05824087

Text Lang: ja

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