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[Leaf physiological traits at pod-setting stage in peanut cultivars with different drought resistance].

Ying yong sheng tai xue bao = The journal of applied ecology - 1 Jul 2014

Li Guang-Hui, Zhang Kun, Liu Feng-Zhen, Liu Dan-Dan, Wan Yong-Shan

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With twelve peanut cultivars grown under artificial water control, the drought resistance related physiological and biochemical traits and the drought resistance mechanism of peanut leaves were studied. Two water treatments were designed, that were 50% and 70% of the soil relative water content of the 0-80 cm soil layer, respectively, at pod-setting stage. The results showed that the twelve peanut cultivars could...

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