Plant and Cell Physiology Supplement
Supplement to Plant and Cell Physiology Vol. 48
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Effect of Night Temperature on Biomass Production in Rice Plants
*Keiichi KannoAmane MakinoTadahiko Mae
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The growth of plant is influenced by temperature. In this study, we aimed to clarify the effect of night temperature on biomass production. Plants were grown under three different night-temperatures(17°C, 22°C and 27°C) for 63 days. The day temperature was 27°C. The biomass of plants grown at high night-temperature was the greatest. Net photosynthesis at the level of the whole plant was the highest in the high night-temperature treatment. RGR in the high night-temperature treatment was also the highest during d21-42. In plants grown at high night-temperature on d42, the biomass and N allocation into leaf blades at the level of the whole plant tended to increase. Thus, the greater biomass at high night-temperature was caused by higher RGR during the early stage of the growth as well as by greater biomass and N allocation into leaf blades.
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