stemlet

stemlet

(ˈstɛmlɪt)
n
(Botany) a little or young stem
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% Germination Mean Daily Germination Speed Germination Speed [t.sub.0] 97 a 14.17 a 13.85 a [t.sub.1] 94.3 a 13.65 b 13.46 b [t.sub.2] 89 b 11.28 c 12.7 c [t.sub.3] 60.3 c 6.83 d 8.6 d [t.sub.4] 42 d 3.87 e 5.9 e Seedling Rootlet Stemlet vigor length length index (cm) [t.sub.0] 24.9 a 15.5 a 10.1 a [t.sub.1] 21.1 b 15.4 b 6.7 b [t.sub.2] 11.09 c 9.6 c 2.7 c [t.sub.3] 3.6 d 4.5 d 1.1 d [t.sub.4] 0.99 e 1.1 e 0.3 e Rootlet Stemlet Root/ dry weight dry weight shoot (mg) ratio [t.sub.0] 0.68 a 0.99 a 1.54 e [t.sub.1] 0.57 b 0.72 b 2.41 d [t.sub.2] 0.41 c 0.37 c 4.03 b [t.sub.3] 0.24 d 0.14 d 4.49 a [t.sub.4] 0.06 e 0.01 e 3.81 c Table 3: Mean value of various trits of wheat doubled haploid genotypes under different stress levels tested at laboratory (Duncan).
The stemlets and rootlets of each treatment were separately placed under 75[degrees]C for 48 hours and then their dry weights were measured.
There was a significant difference between weeds in rootlet, stemlet and plantlet length in (Table 1).
Stemlet to rootlet ratio, cell membrane permeability and concentration of malondialdehyde:
This drink, commonly consumed in the cold regions of South America, is prepared as a hot infusion from dry, ground leaves or stemlets. Another beverage appreciated for its pleasant aroma is black or milk mate tea prepared with dry or ground and roasted leaves from I.
Yerba matA (tea-like drink brewed from dried leaves and stemlets from the Yerba matA tree).