Leaf Movement Regulated by Light Condition in Oxalis triangularis
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Summary
period exposed to light or darkness as well as light intensity affected response rate to open or close in O. triangularis, and the result show that light-receptive part is not the leaflet moving upward or downward but pulvinus located between petiole and leaflet.
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- 2009-08-01
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Keywords
Darkness, Light intensity, Circadian rhythm, Botany, Sunlight
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