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RESEARCH ARTICLE

The Influence of Several Transpiration Suppressants on Transpiration, Photosynthesis, and Water-Use Efficiency of Cotton Leaves

RO Slatyer and JF Bierhuizen

Australian Journal of Biological Sciences 17(1) 131 - 146
Published: 1964

Abstract

The influence of transpiration suppressants on transpiration and apparent photosynthesis of cotton leaves was investigated under moderate and high light intensity (7'5 and 22·5x 104 erg cm-2 sec-I) and low windspeed (1-5 and 3·1 em sec-I) conditions. The substances used were Adol 52 (n formulation of cetyl alcohol), OED Green (a formulation of oxyethylene docosanol), 8·600 (n plastic transplanting spray), and phenyl mercuric acetate.

https://doi.org/10.1071/BI9640131

© CSIRO 1964

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