Effects of light quality on tiller production in lolium spp

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Variations in phytochrome status in grasses were provoked by end of day red and far-red treatments and above canopy irradiations. Lolum perenne L. and Lodium multiflorum Lam. plants developed more tillers when illuminated with higher red/far-red ratios. These results show that branching of grasses is controlled by pbytochrome activity in a way similar to that in dicotyledon plants.

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Deregibus, V. A., Sanchez, R. A., & Casal, J. J. (1983). Effects of light quality on tiller production in lolium spp. Plant Physiology, 72(3), 900–902. https://doi.org/10.1104/pp.72.3.900

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