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在五种松树种中,叶子的透气也同样减少,因为高度增加了树的发展

Chainey A Boroski¹, Jean-Christophe Domec^1,2, Christopher Maier^1,3

¹Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke University, Durham, NC 27708, United States.

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概括

叶子透气 (EL) 在各种松树物种中保持一致,尽管树木高度增加. 这项研究表明,在不同的土壤湿度和高度条件下,液压调整,而不是特定物种的特征,可以保持稳定的EL.

科学领域:

植物生理学植物生理学
森林生态森林生态
水文学的水文学

背景情况:

增加树的高度可以限制叶子的透气 (EL) 由于路径长度的阻力和重力.
以前的研究通常依赖于时间序列数据,限制了对高度对EL的影响的动态评估.

研究的目的:

动态评估增加树木高度对五种松树物种叶子透气 (EL) 的影响.
为了研究路径长度 (h),水潜在梯度 (ΔΨ) 和树脂木与树叶面积比率 (AS:AL) 在不同的环境条件下如何影响EL.

主要方法:

在一个普通的花园环境中,在五年内持续监测液流量.
对五种Pinus物种进行了气体交换和水潜在测量.
监测了树木的生物识别,树液流和土壤/大气条件,以控制非液压因素.

主要成果:

叶子透气 (EL) 在湿和干的土壤湿度条件下在松树物种中保持相似.
增加针的长度与降低的水电位梯度 (ΔΨ) 和增加整个植物的导电性 (kplant) 相关联,当土壤湿度不限制时,保持相似的EL.
在干旱期间,液压调整因针的长度而异,但EL在不同物种中保持一致.
随着时间的推移,增加路径长度 (h) 在所有物种中同样减少了EL.

结论:

树木高度对叶子透气 (EL) 的影响主要由液压调整调节,而不是物种特定的叶子或冠状特征.
尽管针的长度和高度有很大差异,但由于补偿液压机制,松树种类的叶子透气率相似.

关键词:

液压限制的限制液压限制工厂液压系统工厂液压系统树的高度树的高度树木用水使用水

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