Instantaneous stomatal optimization results in suboptimal carbon gain due to legacy effects
Instantaneous stomatal optimization results in suboptimal carbon gain due to legacy effects
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由于遗留效应,瞬时气孔优化导致碳增益不理想
DOI:
10.1111/pce.14427
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发表时间:
2022
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Vico, Giulia
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作者:
Feng, Xue;Lu, Yaojie;Jiang, Mingkai;Katul, Gabriel;Manzoni, Stefano;Mrad, Assaad;Vico, Giulia
Stomatal optimization has been a common phenomenological approach to represent plant stomatal 21 regulation for decades. Recent studies that maximize the instantaneous net carbon gain reproduce 22 empirical stomatal conductance variations in relation to fast environmental stimuli such as 23 photosynthetically active radiation and vapor pressure deficit. However, this instantaneous stomatal 24 optimization framework lacks the ability to account for ‘legacy effects’ associated with plant-25 environment feedbacks. Here, the solutions of two stomatal optimization models that do and do not 26 account for these legacy effects are compared. The comparisons focus on stomatal conductance, 27 transpiration rates, net carbon gain rates, and permanent xylem damage over time under different 28 rainfall regimes and in the presence and absence of competition. It is shown that the optimal solution 29 resulting from the instantaneous stomatal optimization is significantly less productive in most scenarios 30 and not viable when xylem embolism cannot be fully repaired. Accounting for legacy effects improves 31 plant productivity and therefore is essential to understanding stomatal regulation based on the 32 optimality principle. These model comparisons demonstrate that legacy effects are significant to shape 33 vegetation acclimation and adaptation responses to climate and environmental change, and thus must 34 be resolved in future stomatal optimization schemes. 35