The root number, total root length, shoot height, leaf number and percentage survival increased acropetally.
Vermicompost explained most of the variation found for leaf number, wet weight, stem height, and diameter.
The 60-day thermal regimes did not significantly modify the leaf number and final expansion.
Leaf number, height, and diameter were recorded over a period of five months.
Thereafter there was a gradual decline in green leaf number caused by intra-row competition for light.
Drought stress dramatically decreased seedlings height, basal diameter, leaf number, leaf area, root length, and biomass production.
The major explanatory variable highlighted in these experiments was the shoot leaf number, mainly early in the season.
From these MST, several indicators will be calculated such as degree, leaf number, eccentricity, betweenness centrality, degree correlation, and hierarchy.
Low N supply (Nl) increased seedlings height, basal diameter, leaf number, leaf area, and biomass production, but decreased root length.
Maximum green leaf number was attained when FIINTRA reached 90% and coincided with the occurrence of peak tiller density.
The VvDhn lines under these constraints were significantly better than WT in terms of biomass and leaf number.
