1. 'cultura' (o estado do processo de produçao é...
English translation: see below
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>> see below << Explanation: 1) "cultivation" ("the status [or "state"] of the production process is … represented by variables relating to cultivation") 2) "luminous radiation," or simply "light" 3) "dry matter" ("the accumulation of dry matter by the plants is described in terms of processes such as photosynthesis, etc.") Hope this helps! |
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see below Explanation: cultura = culture ( it a typical word used in controlled cultures such as hothouses etc, not cultivation ) radiacao luminosa = light radiation ( light radiation is the word to be used in hot houses) masssa seca = dry weight see the text : When measurements were expressed on a leaf dry mass basis, there was no difference in dark respiration rates between understory branches and open-grown branches, but net photosynthetic rates of understory branches were equal to or higher than those of open-grown branches at all |
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see below ( a corrcetion in my answer) Explanation: cultura = culture ( it a typical word used in controlled cultures such as hothouses etc, not cultivation ) radiacao luminosa = light radiation ( light radiation is the word to be used in hot houses) masssa seca = dry mass ( not dry weight) see the text : When measurements were expressed on a leaf dry mass basis, there was no difference in dark respiration rates between understory branches and open-grown branches, but net photosynthetic rates of understory branches were equal to or higher than those of open-grown branches at all |
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