Simulations and observations of patchy stomatal behavior in leaves of Quercus crispula, a cool-temperate deciduous broad-leaved tree species.
Simulations and observations of patchy stomatal behavior in leaves of Quercus crispula, a cool-temperate deciduous broad-leaved tree species.
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寒温带落叶阔叶树种卷叶栎叶子斑片气孔行为的模拟和观察。
DOI:
10.1007/s10265-011-0460-8
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发表时间:
2012
影响因子:
2.8
通讯作者:
Muramatsu K. and Muraoka H.
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作者:
Kamakura M.;Kosugi Y.;Muramatsu K. and Muraoka H.
We investigated the occurrence of patchy stomatal behavior in leaves of saplings and a forest canopy tree ofQuercus crispulaBlume. Through a combination of leaf gas-exchange measurements and numerical simulation, we detected patterns of stomatal closure (either uniform or patchy bimodal) coupled with depression of net assimilation rate (A). There was a clear inhibition ofAassociated with stomatal closure in leaves ofQ.crispuladuring the day, but the magnitude of inhibition varied among days and growing conditions. Comparisons of observed and simulatedAvalues for both saplings and the canopy tree identified patterns of stomatal behavior that shifted flexibly between uniform and patchy frequency distributions depending on environmental conditions. Bimodal stomatal closure explained severe depression ofAin saplings under conditions of relatively high leaf temperature and vapor pressure deficit. Model simulations ofAdepression through bimodal stomatal closure were corroborated by direct observations of stomatal aperture distribution using Suzuki’s Micro-Printing method; these demonstrated that there was a real bimodal frequency distribution of stomatal apertures. Although there was a heterogeneous distribution of stomatal apertures both within and among patches, induction of heterogeneity in intercellular CO2concentration among patches, and hence severe depression ofA, resulted only from bimodal stomatal closure among patches (rather than within patches).