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摘要
对Nadia、24 Parganas(N)和MA 3个地区51个有发展前景的地方水稻品种进行了钨钼对小麦种子萌发和幼苗早期生长的影响比较研究。W和Mo对幼苗生长的影响相似。低施W和Mo提高了萌发相对指数。相对产量在低施W和Mo剂量下增加,而在高施W和Mo剂量下减少。低剂量W和Mo的金属耐受性指数最大。较高剂量的两种金属对植物生长均有毒害作用。高剂量W和Mo的生长抑制等级(GG)显著增加(W = 0.01, Mo = 0.001)。钨对小麦的毒害作用比钼更明显。
Influence of tungsten and molybdenum on seed germination and early seedling growth of wheat - a comparative study
Fifty one promising landraces of rice cultivars of three districts viz. Nadia, 24 Parganas(N) and MA comparative study on the effect of tungsten and molybdenum on seed germination and early seedling growth of wheat was carried out. Both W and Mo influenced the seedling growth in similar fashion. W and Mo enhanced the germination relative index at lower application. Relative yield increased at lower applied doses of W as well as Mo whereas at higher application it decreased. Lower applied doses of W and Mo showed maximum index of metal tolerance. Higher applied doses of both metals showed toxic effect on plant growth. A highly significant (p= 0.01 in W and p = 0.001 in Mo) increment in grade of growth inhibition (GG) at the higher administration of W and Mo was observed. The toxic effect of tungsten on wheat was more marked than molybdenum.