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Seedling Development of Chicory and Plantain

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View larger version (19K): [in a new window]   Fig. 1 Shoot mass of Tonic and Lancelot plantain and Puna, La Certa, and Forage Feast chicory in greenhouse, growth chamber, and field experiments. Individual data points are the least squares means ± standard error of 15 observations in each experiment. Asterisks indicate dates with significant differences among treatments

View larger version (28K): [in a new window]   Fig. 2 Leaf development of Tonic and Lancelot plantain and Puna, La Certa, and Forage Feast chicory in greenhouse and growth chamber experiments. Individual data points are the least squares means ± standard error of 15 observations in each experiment. Asterisks indicate dates with significant differences among treatments

View larger version (21K): [in a new window]   Fig. 3 Leaf development of Tonic and Lancelot plantain and Puna, La Certa, and Forage Feast chicory in field plots at Rock Springs, PA plotted against days after planting in spring (May to July; 3a), fall (September to November; 3b) 1997, and spring 1999 (May to July; 3c). Each data point is the mean of five replications. Regression lines and equations in spring and fall 1997 apply to all data. RMSE = root mean square error. Individual regression equations for spring 1999 were: Lancelot plantain,

View larger version (31K): [in a new window]   Fig. 4 Root development of Tonic and Lancelot plantain and Puna, La Certa, and Forage Feast chicory in greenhouse, growth chamber, and field experiments. Data for root length are for the longest single root. Individual data points are the least squares means ± standard error of 15 observations in each experiment. Asterisks indicate dates with significant differences among treatments

View larger version (32K): [in a new window]   Fig. 5 Number of adventitious, basal, and lateral roots of Tonic and Lancelot plantain and Puna, La Certa, and Forage Feast chicory in the growth chamber and field. Individual data points are the least squares means ± standard error of 15 observations in each experiment. Asterisks indicate dates with significant differences among treatments