英文摘要 |
Seedlings of CV. ICY-Cross cabbage (Brassica oleracea L. var. capitata L.) are grown at 3 different temperatures (20/15、25/20、30/25°C day/night) in the controlled environment phytotrons after transplantation. There are limited fluctuations of outer leaf numbers, fresh weights and dry matter percentages during the heading process for each of the 3 different temperatures. Sugar contents of outer leaves under all 3 temperatures decrease during the heading process. These indicates growth of cabbage outer leaves terminates during the heading process. Head inner leaf number, fresh weights, sugar contents increase, and dry matter percentages decrease during the head process. These indicate head inner leaves grew and develop rapidly during the heading process. 30/25°C is the most unfavorable temperature for the formation of head. The fresh weight of head inner leaves is the highest for 25/20°C at 12 weeks after transplanted which means the highest yield. 20/15°C had the greatest amount of inner leaves the most rigid head and the highest sugar contents at 12 weeks after transplantation, which represents the best quality. |