Abstract
Introduction: Plants that grow and develop in a shaded environment are difficult to produce optimally. Therefore, the use of plant species that are able to produce optimally in a shaded environment is very important to be used as an agroforestry area. The research purposes was to observe morpho-physiological characters that can be used as characters to determine chilli plants that can produced in low light intensity area. Methods: A field experiment was conducted at farmer field in Pekuncen, Banyumas, Indonesia from May to October 2020. The research was arranged in randomized complete block design (RCBD) with three replications. The first plot was shading intensity (0% (control) and 50%) and the second plot consisted of nine chilli varieties, V1 (Segana), V2 (Lada Hijau), V3 (Bara), V4 (Catas),V5 (Kerinci), V6 (Raya), V7 (Genie), V8 (Sonar), and V9 (Rajo). Results: The results of this research showed that shade affected on leaves number and leaves area, but not affected on plant height and stem diameter. Shading net was affected on chlorophyll a and b, but not affected on chlorophyll content. Decreasing of total chlorophyll on 50% shade net occurring in shade sensitive varieties was significantly different than shade-tolerant varieties. Tolerant varieties based on the observation criteria were Bara (V3), Genie (V7), and Sonar (V8). Conclusion: Leaf area and leaf pigment character can be used as a reference for determining the resistance of varieties to low light.
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Claim · model-written summary
Shade affected leaf number and leaf area of chili.
- Taxon
- chilit0
- Treatment
- shadee1
- Outcome
- leaves number and leaves areae1
- Setting
- farmer field in Pekuncen, Banyumas, Indonesiae6
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t0“Photosynthetic pigment content and growth of chili under low light intensity”
e1“The results of this research showed that shade affected on leaves number and leaves area, but not affected on plant height and stem diameter”
e6“A field experiment was conducted at farmer field in Pekuncen, Banyumas, Indonesia from May to October 2020”
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Shade did not affect plant height and stem diameter of chili.
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t0“Photosynthetic pigment content and growth of chili under low light intensity”
e1“The results of this research showed that shade affected on leaves number and leaves area, but not affected on plant height and stem diameter”
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Shading net affected chlorophyll a and b of chili.
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t0“Photosynthetic pigment content and growth of chili under low light intensity”
e2“Shading net was affected on chlorophyll a and b, but not affected on chlorophyll content”
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Shading net did not affect total chlorophyll content of chili.
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t0“Photosynthetic pigment content and growth of chili under low light intensity”
e2“Shading net was affected on chlorophyll a and b, but not affected on chlorophyll content”
Claim · model-written summary
Total chlorophyll decreased under 50% shade net in shade-sensitive chili varieties, significantly more than in shade-tolerant varieties.
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t0“Photosynthetic pigment content and growth of chili under low light intensity”
e3“Decreasing of total chlorophyll on 50% shade net occurring in shade sensitive varieties was significantly different than shade-tolerant varieties”
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Bara (V3), Genie (V7) and Sonar (V8) are the shade-tolerant chili varieties.
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t0“Photosynthetic pigment content and growth of chili under low light intensity”
e4“Tolerant varieties based on the observation criteria were Bara (V3), Genie (V7), and Sonar (V8)”
Claim · model-written summary
Leaf area and leaf pigment character can serve as a reference for judging chili variety resistance to low light.
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t0“Photosynthetic pigment content and growth of chili under low light intensity”
e5“Leaf area and leaf pigment character can be used as a reference for determining the resistance of varieties to low light”
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