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SODININKYSTË IR DARÞININKYSTË. SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES. 2006. <strong>25</strong>(4).<br />

BIOMETRIC INDEXES OF CARROT IN RESPONSE<br />

TO DIFFERENT UV-B RADIATION<br />

S. Sakalauskienë, A. Brazaitytë, J. Sakalauskaitë, J. B. Ðikðnianienë,<br />

G. Samuolienë, P. Duchovskis<br />

Summary<br />

Vegetative experiments were carried out in Laboratory of Plant Physiology at<br />

the Lithuanian Institute of Horticulture under phytotron conditions in 2005. The aim<br />

of the study was to establish the impact of different UV-B doses on biometric indexes<br />

of carrots. Plants were treated with different UV-B doses: 0 (reference), 1, 3, 5,<br />

7 <strong>ir</strong> 9 kJ m -2 d -1 . A photoperiod of 16 h was used and a<strong>ir</strong> temperature of 21/17°C<br />

(day/night) was maintained throughout the experiment. Biometric measurements of<br />

plants and photosynthesis productivity were determined at the end of treatment, two<br />

weeks and four weeks after the treatment. The UV-B dose of 1kJ m 2 d -1 stimulated the<br />

physiological processes in the plants. The greatest content of dry weight in carrots<br />

rhizocarp was accumulated applying this dose. The UV-B doses of 5and 7 kJ m -2 d -1<br />

induced the adaptive mechanisms in carrots.<br />

Key words: biometry, Daucus sativus Röhl., UV-B radiation.<br />

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