Use of the ImageJ Program to Assess the Damage of Plants By Snails

Stawarczyk, M.; Stawarczyk, Kinga

doi:10.1515/cdem-2015-0007

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“…The Crioula cultivar is the most used in the country for decades, however, it is s considered hay type due to its habit of erect growth and limited tolerance to severe defoliation [36], needing to evolve at that point to expand its use (grazing). According to same author, the length of the seedling internode can be used complementarily to select alfalfa populations with greater grazing aptitude, which would make it possible to obtain populations with higher forage production, drought tolerance and persistencel [37][38][39]. The CRAltR genotype showed most promising results (P<0.005) for both length of the 1 st internode (0.429 cm) at the last day of evaluation.…”

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Physiological traits involved in grazing tolerance of alfalfa genotypes

de Ávila

2020

ARTOAJ

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Alfalfa [1] is one of the most largely distributed forage legume species in the world and it is used on more hectares than any other forage legume. Even so, alfalfa production in Brazil is still limited by the low persistence of this species, especially when used for grazing. Therefore, the objective of this study was to evaluate and select grazing-tolerant germplasm by evaluating genotypes based on their physiological traits. Eight alfalfa genotypes were grown in two different and simultaneous experiments. The experiment ‘A’ evaluated physiological traits: a) chlorophyll content b) sum of lateral roots and shoot and c) length of the first internode The experiment ‘B’ consisted of a jasmonate treatment, which induced remarkable effects on alfalfa roots performance. The CRAltR genotype showed the most promising results for length of the first internode 0.429 cm at the last day of evaluation (day 15). Furthermore, this genotype obtained higher rates in the evaluation of chlorophyll. E1C4AltR in addition to being selected in previous studies for grazing tolerance showed variability for decumbent habit and intermediate values for chlorophyll. The genotypes E1C4 AltR and CRAltR presented more promising results and they will be used for further field evaluations in Brazil.

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Physiological traits involved in grazing tolerance of alfalfa genotypes

de Ávila

2020

ARTOAJ

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“…The total number of leaves of the selected plants was calculated. The leaf surface area of each plant was measured using ImageJ software and according to the method used by Stawarczyk and Stawarczyk, (2015) [23]. Also calculated the number of lateral growths for each plant taken during the experimental period.…”

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Study Growth Indicators of Mangrove Avicennia marina (Forsk.) Vierh. Cultivated on the Coast of Khor Al-Zubair Oil Port, South of Basrah - Iraq

Al-Zewar

Al-Edany

Naema

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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A study was conducted to assess the growth indicators of mangroves Avicennia marina cultivated in the intertidal zone at the Khor Al-Zubair oil port site for the period from May 2020 to May 2021. The study showed high growth indicators. Recorded the highest averages indicators to the total height of the plant and the number of lateral branches were 113.4 cm and 30.4 branches. Plant-1 after 12 months from the date of planting in the site, while the highest average to indicators of the total number of leaves in the plant, the total leaf area, and the total leaf content of chlorophyll reached 176 leaves.plant-1, 3511 cm2.plant-1, and 52.7 μg.cm-2 were after 9 months of cultivation in the field, respectively. While the plants achieved survival rates of 78% at the end of the experiment. The results were compared according to the Least Significant Difference (L.S.D.) test at a probability level of 0.05.

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“…Leaf Area (LA) was determined for three leaf samples per tree for the five selected trees in each block, and then, Image J Java 8 software according to (Stawarczyk and Stawarczyk, 2015) were used for calculating leaf area. (Figure 2, 3, A and B).…”

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Effect of forest exposure on growth and nutrient balance at Hijran forest.

2023

ZJPAS

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The study was conducted during 2022 at Hijran forest at right side of the main road of Salahaddin -Shaqalawa in Erbil governorate Iraqi Kurdistan region with GPS reading (latitudes = 36°22' to 36º24' N; longitudes = 44°16' to 44°19' E.). This study was carried out to determine the effect of two forest exposures (north east and south west) using randomized block design using three replicates on growth and nutrient balance of oak trees (Quercus aegilops L.). Growth parameter including tree height (m), stem diameter (cm), and leaf area (cm 2 ) as well as nutrient balance were measured according to the standard methods. The results indicated that the forest exposure affected significantly on the studied characters. The highest values of tree height, stem diameter at breast height level, and leaf area were (4.48 m, 11.03 cm, and 39.60 cm 2 ) which were recorded from north east while their lowest values (3.22 m, 4.64 cm, and 25.78 cm 2 ) were observed from south west. On the other hand, the exposures also affected on nutrient balance, the nutrient balance at north east exposure was better than the south west. The difference between the ratios of the studied nutrients and their critical values were higher at north east exposure in comparing with south west. The goals of this study is testing the influence Hijran forest exposure on nutrient balance and tree growth to notice some factors to be followed that affects widely on the reforestation program like site selection that must take into account elements including soil quality, topography, water availability, climate in addition to the selection of native tree species that can live in the degraded area and are well fit into the regional ecosystem; there is also to be the plantation of the variety of tree species to increase biodiversity.

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Use of the ImageJ Program to Assess the Damage of Plants By Snails

Cited by 7 publications

References 18 publications

Physiological traits involved in grazing tolerance of alfalfa genotypes

Physiological traits involved in grazing tolerance of alfalfa genotypes

Study Growth Indicators of Mangrove Avicennia marina (Forsk.) Vierh. Cultivated on the Coast of Khor Al-Zubair Oil Port, South of Basrah - Iraq

Effect of forest exposure on growth and nutrient balance at Hijran forest.

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