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Photoperiodism of Mung Bean and Four Related Species1
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Abstract
The effect of 12 and 16 hours of light on flowering was studied in field plot experiments with 1602 accessions of mung bean (
Vigna radiata
var.
radiata
) and 4 related species. Mung bean, adzuki bean, (
V angularis
(Willd.) Ohwi & Ohashi var.
angularis
) and moth bean (
V. aconitifolia
(Jacq.) Marechal) appear to have a high incidence of day-neutral types when compared with the black gram (
V. mungo
(L.) Hepper) and rice bean (
V. umbellata
(Thumb.) Ohwi & Ohaski) germplasm collections of mung bean and related species show an increase of day-neutral types of latitudes distant from the equator.
American Society for Horticultural Science
Title: Photoperiodism of Mung Bean and Four Related Species1
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Abstract
The effect of 12 and 16 hours of light on flowering was studied in field plot experiments with 1602 accessions of mung bean (
Vigna radiata
var.
radiata
) and 4 related species.
Mung bean, adzuki bean, (
V angularis
(Willd.
) Ohwi & Ohashi var.
angularis
) and moth bean (
V.
aconitifolia
(Jacq.
) Marechal) appear to have a high incidence of day-neutral types when compared with the black gram (
V.
mungo
(L.
) Hepper) and rice bean (
V.
umbellata
(Thumb.
) Ohwi & Ohaski) germplasm collections of mung bean and related species show an increase of day-neutral types of latitudes distant from the equator.
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