PubMed · 5083741
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V Ia Plakhotniuk, E Ia Falendiuk. 1972. [Modified oxygen humidifier].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/5083741/
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The results show that the following ecological requirements must be met for Pinellia ternata to grow well: warm climate (appropriately 10-27 degrees C), adequate humidity and scattering sunlight. Burning sunlight and high temperature, as well as waterlogging are harmful to its growth.
The effect of temperature and humidity on the degradation of nicotinamide powder was studied below the critical relative humidity at temperatures 50-80 degrees C and relative humidities 50-80%. The rate equation of the degradation of nicotinamide under isothermal and constant humidity conditions is -dC/dt=k(Co-C)-1, where k is the apparent rate constant of degradation, Co and C are initial concentration and concentration at time t of nicotinamide, respectively. The relationship between the apparent rate constant of degradation and relative humidity RH is in K=a + m (RH), where a and m are constants. When RH are 50.35, 66.85, 75.33 and 80.35%, the apparent activation energies of degradation from Arrhenius equation are 219.94, 181.86, 168.99 and 153.89 kJ/mol, respectively. The rate equation the photodegradation of nicotinamide under room temperature is -dR/dt=K' (Ro-R)-1, where K' is the apparent rate constant of photodegradation, Ro and R are initial reflectance and reflectance at time t of nicotinamide, respectively.
The growth and yield of annual and perennial Panax ginseng were observed by applying methods of mini-irrigation and irrigation under different negative pressures of soil humidometer. After four experiments optimum values of negative pressure were found to assist timely irrigation, thus providing scientific criteria of rational irrigation and automated mini-irrigation for culturing Panax ginseng.