Annals of Botany · 1983 · 30 citations · 13 references
Life SciencesPlant BiologyPlant SciencesPlant Developmental BiologyPlant EcophysiologyPlant PhysiologyDrought ToleranceLeaf DevelopmentPlant GrowthPlant Growth RegulationRoot DevelopmentRoot PhysiologyGrowth Responses To StressLeaf Growth RegulationLeaf Temperature ResponsesRoot Growth RestrictionRoot Response To TemperatureStress-induced Growth RegulationTemperature Effects On Shoot GrowthWater Stress Physiology
The rate parameters R1, R2, I/LI and I/t0.5, which characterize the growth in area of successive main-stem leaves, probably all have the same temperature response. Temperature therefore only operates on the time scale. Water stress reduces both the relative growth rate and the advance of developmental age, the latter however to a lesser extent than the former. The effect of root restriction is explained as resulting from mineral shortage.
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