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Document Type

Research

Keywords

bimodal temperature response, Glycine max, soybean seedling, hypocotyl

Abstract

Some soybean cultivars exhibit a bimodal temperature response. Their hypocotyls elongate normally at 20 and 30 C but are inhibited at 25 C. The inhibition is inducible. It manifests itself, or continues to be manifest, after seedlings are transferred to 20 or 30 C. Sensitivity to 25 C is limited to early seedling development and disappears about 6 days after seeds are supplied with water.

Publication Date

September 1978

Journal Title

Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science

Volume

85

Issue

3

First Page

81

Last Page

83

Copyright

©1978 Iowa Academy of Science, Inc.

Language

en

File Format

application/pdf

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