Respiration of non-photosynthetic organs of Korean pine in spring

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Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology ›› 1992, Vol. 3 ›› Issue (4): 386-388.

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Respiration of non-photosynthetic organs of Korean pine in spring

Yang Sihe, Wen Shiyun, Lin Jihui, Yin Zhongfu

Institute of Applied-Ecology,Academia Sinica, Shenyang 110015

Received:1991-11-08 Revised:1992-02-05 Online:1992-10-25 Published:1992-10-25

Abstract

Abstract: This paper summarises the recent determinations in respiration of branch, stem and root of Korean pine in natural forests of Changbai Mountain. Patterns of their diurnal variations are similar. The peaks for branch,stem and root are respectively 2.25,3.36 and 0.92μmol.s^-1.m^-2at 12-16 o'clock.The variation of their respiration rate is closely related with ambient temperature.Q₁₀ value ranges from 1.5 to 3 for stem,and from 2.5 to 4 for root.

Key words: Korean pine, Non-photosynthetic organ, Respitation rate

Yang Sihe, Wen Shiyun, Lin Jihui, Yin Zhongfu. Respiration of non-photosynthetic organs of Korean pine in spring[J]. Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology, 1992, 3(4): 386-388.

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