300, 600 and 900 ppm Increases in the Air's CO2 Concentration:
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Rubus idaeus L. [Red Raspberry]
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300 ppm
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600 ppm
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900 ppm
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| Number of Results |
7
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2
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| Arithmetic Mean |
100.4%
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34.5%
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| Standard Error |
21.4%
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10.3%
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Experimental Conditions
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300 ppm
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600 ppm
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900 ppm
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Deng and Donnelly (1993a) |
plexiglass chambers
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49%
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Deng and Donnelly (1993b) |
plexiglass chambers
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20%
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Hentley et al. (2014) |
All above-ground plant material of the Glen Clova cultivar grown from root-stock for approximately two months in 3-liter pots filled with peat-based compost within controlled environment chambers
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35%
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Hentley et al. (2014) |
All above-ground plant material of the Octavia cultivar grown from root-stock for approximately two months in 3-liter pots filled with peat-based compost within controlled environment chambers
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98%
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Hentley et al. (2014) |
All above-ground plant material of the Glen Ample cultivar grown from root-stock for approximately two months in 3-liter pots filled with peat-based compost within controlled environment chambers
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123%
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Martin and Johnson (2011) |
Three cultivars possessing no resistance to aphid attack grown from rootstock in 10-cm pots containing a peat-sand-perlite mix under well watered and fertilized conditions in controlled-environment chambers for seven weeks, with a proxy for biomass production being the mean extension rate of the plants' primocanes (the actively growing vegetative shoots that are produced in the first year of growth)
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182%
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Martin and Johnson (2011) |
Three cultivars possessing moderate resistance to aphid attack grown from rootstock in 10-cm pots containing a peat-sand-perlite mix under well watered and fertilized conditions in controlled-environment chambers for seven weeks, with a proxy for biomass production being the mean extension rate of the plants' primocanes (the actively growing vegetative shoots that are produced in the first year of growth)
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38%
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Martin and Johnson (2011) |
Three cultivars possessing maximum resistance to aphid attack grown from rootstock in 10-cm pots containing a peat-sand-perlite mix under well watered and fertilized conditions in controlled-environment chambers for seven weeks, with a proxy for biomass production being the mean extension rate of the plants' primocanes (the actively growing vegetative shoots that are produced in the first year of growth)
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172%
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Mochizuki et al. (2010) |
Well watered and fertilized plants grown out-of-doors in a commercial raspberry field near Camarillo, California (USA) in "high tunnels" covered with 5-mil polyethylene film
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55%
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