Leaf Weight Ratio

Views Updated: Dec 15, 2025

Key Facts

Abbreviation
LWR
Pronunciation
/lif weɪt ˈreɪʃiˌoʊ/
Category
Academic & Science
Related Field
Botany

Examples in Context

  1. Elevated CO2 had little effect on biomass allocation with root weight ratio and leaf weight ratio tended to increase but stem weight ratio and petiole weight ratio decrease.
  2. Comparison was made between the nutritive value and water content of different Phleum pratense varieties based on indices including LWR ( leaf weight ratio ), wet to dry weight ratio, and hay yield.
  3. The results showed that ( 1 ) drought significantly decreased the single leaf area, leaf area ratio, leaf weight ratio, and individual biomass of seedlings. The root weight ratio was significantly higher than the control;
  4. The boron deficiency plant appears inter-venial chlorosis, thickening, crisping leaves and increased leaf weight ratio ( LWR ).
  5. The regular of leaf weight ratio ( LWR ) was unimodal curve, reached a maximum value then decreased gradually, and became steady until later growth stage.

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