. Contributions from the Hull Botanical Laboratory. Plants. ig2o] WA LISTER—BARLEY "3 by evaporating almost to dryness on the steam bath and then taking down to constant weight in a vacuum desiccator. TABLE IV Effect of temperature upon amount and percentage of dry matter and water in barley leaves Culture no. and treatment 44. High N warm 24. High N warm 41. High P and N warm 108. High N cool 87. High N cool 104. High P and N cool. Green weight (gm.) 9295 69. 20 71-37 Dry weight (gm.) II . IO II .04 Weight of water (gm.) 75-44 85-77 5


. Contributions from the Hull Botanical Laboratory. Plants. ig2o] WA LISTER—BARLEY "3 by evaporating almost to dryness on the steam bath and then taking down to constant weight in a vacuum desiccator. TABLE IV Effect of temperature upon amount and percentage of dry matter and water in barley leaves Culture no. and treatment 44. High N warm 24. High N warm 41. High P and N warm 108. High N cool 87. High N cool 104. High P and N cool. Green weight (gm.) 9295 69. 20 71-37 Dry weight (gm.) II . IO II .04 Weight of water (gm.) 75-44 85-77 55-45 Percentage of water 85-5° 84-39 Percentage of dry matter 13 14 IO 15 iS is 64 50 S3 79 58 61 Material insoluble in ether, alcohol, and water was designated as fraction 3 (F3). This entire fraction was dried to constant weight. Fig. 10.—Influence of supplementary P fertilization on heavy N fertilization: all cultures received equal heavy doses of N in form of NaN03; cultures nos. 41 and 104 received equal dosage of extra P; nos. 41 and 44 grown in warm house; nos. 104 and 108 in cool house; P failed to counteract effects of N at higher temperature; chemical analyses made of leaves from this set of cultures. at ioo° C. in an electrically heated oven. Table IV gives the relative proportions of moisture and dry matter in the several samples Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Hull Botanical Laboratory. [Chicago : University of Chicago Press


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