International Journal of Engineering and Manufacturing (IJEM)
IJEM Vol. 2, No. 1, 29 Feb. 2012
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Resistance to Intelligently Controlled Low Air Humidity and High Temperature of Cymbidium Luck Gloria
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Author(s)
Chuangui Yang
1,*
Yubao Gao
1
Ling Xu
2
Index Terms
Temperature, relative humidity, Cymbidium Lucky Gloria (CLG), extreme
Abstract
The paper conducted thorough research on the adaptability of Cymbidium Lucky Gloria (CLG) through different temperature and relative humidity levels by using intelligent artificial climate chamber. The effects of single and tow collaborated factors on plant surviving are explored. It finds that temperature’s role in CLG surviving is the most significant. The surviving rate reaches only 23.0% with the extreme level of temperature (410C, first period; 240C, second period). Extreme high temperature surpasses the endurance of heat shock proteins (HSPs), and leads the plants died. The survived plants under extreme levels are of excellent attributes for the succeeding strain invention.
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Chuangui Yang,Yubao Gao,Ling Xu,"Resistance to Intelligently Controlled Low Air Humidity and High Temperature of Cymbidium Luck Gloria", IJEM, vol.2, no.1, pp.35-40, 2012. DOI: 10.5815/ijem.2012.01.06
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