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中国民族植物学


Characteristics of canopy stomatal conductance in plantations of three re-vegetation tree species and its sensitivity to environmental factors

作者 Hu Yanting; Zhao Ping; Niu Junfeng; Sun Zhenwei; Zhu Liwei

期刊 Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology , 2015,9:26

摘要 In plantations of three different re-vegetation tree species (Schima superba,Acacia auriculaeformis and Eucalyptus citriodora) in southern China,the stem sap flow of individuals at different DBH classes were monitored using Granier '' s thermal dissipation probes. With synchronously-measured meteorological data,the canopy stomatal conductance (g_c) was determined and the responses of g_c to environmental variables were analyzed. We found that daytime mean g_c in S. superba forest on average was significantly higher than those of A. auriculaeformis and E. citriodora plantations du-ring a year (except in March). In the three plantations,g_c was positively logarithmically correlated with photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) (P<0.001),with a higher sensitivity of g_c to PAR during wet season than that of dry season. By contrast, a negative logarithmical correlation between g_c and vapor pressure deficit (VPD) was observed,with a higher sensitivity of g_c to VPD during the wet season. Additionally, a higher partial correlation coefficient between g_c and VPD was observed during wet season, indicating that VPD played a more important role in regulating the behavior of stomata during wet season. In general, the sensitivity of g_c to VPD decreased with the decreases of soil water content,but more manifest decreases were found in S. superba and E. citriodora forests than in A. auriculaeformis plantation, while the descend degree in S. superba and E. citriodora forests were equal. Overall, our results demonstrated that the native species S. superba is more suitable for re-vegetation in southern China than the exotic species A. auriculaeformis and E. citriodora.

涉及物种 木荷 Schima superba 柠檬桉 Eucalyptus citriodora

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