The Influence of Previous Irradiance on Photosynthetic Induction in Three Species Grown in the Gap and Understory of a Fagus Crenata Forest
The Influence of Previous Irradiance on Photosynthetic Induction in Three Species Grown in the Gap and Understory of a Fagus Crenata Forest
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先前辐照度对水青冈林隙和林下三种植物光合诱导的影响
DOI:
10.1023/a:1015652011994
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发表时间:
2001
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影响因子:
2.7
通讯作者:
Y. Kakubari
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作者:
M. Naramoto;Q. Han;Y. Kakubari
Photosynthetic induction responses to a sudden increase in photosynthetic photon flux density (PPFD) from lower background PPFD (0, 25, 50, and 100 μmol m−2s−1) to 1 000 μmol m−2s−1were measured in leaves ofFagus crenata, Acer rufinerveSiebold & Zucc., andViburnum furcatumgrowing in a gap and understory of aF. crenataforest in the Naeba mountains. In the gap,A. rufinerveexhibited more than 1.2-fold higher maximum net photosynthetic rate (PNmax) thanF. crenataandV. furcatum. Meanwhile, in the understoryF. crenataexhibited the highestPNmaxamong the three species. The photosynthetic induction period required to reachPNmaxwas 3–41 min. The photosynthetic responses to increase in PPFD depended on the background PPFD before increase in PPFD. The induction period required to reachPNmaxwas 2.5–6.5-fold longer when PPFD increased from darkness than when PPFD increased from 100 μmol m−2s−1. The induction period was correlated with initialPNand stomatal conductance (gs) relative to maximum values before increase in PPFD. The relationship was similar between the gap and the understory. As the background PPFD increased, the initialPNandgsincreased, indicating that the degrees of biochemical and stomata limitations to dynamic photosynthetic performance decreased. Therefore, photosynthetic induction responses to increase in PPFD became faster with the increasing background PPFD. The differences in time required to reach induction between species, as well as between gap and understory, were mainly due to the varying of relative initial induction states inPNandgsat the same background PPFD.