红光与远红光比值对温室切花菊形态指标、叶面积及干物质分配的影响

以切花菊品种‘神马’(Chrysanthemum morifolium Ramat ‘Jinba’)为试材,于2010-2011年设计不同红光(R: (660 ±10) nm)与远红光(FR: (730±10)nm)比值(R/FR分别为0.5、2.5、4.5、6.5)的LED灯照射处理,研究不同R/FR值对温室切花菊形态指标、叶面积形成及干物质分配的影响。结果显示R/FR=2.5处理的植株叶片数、株高、茎粗、花径、叶面积及总干重均为各个处理中最高,R/FR=0.5处理的节间最长。所有R/FR处理的单株地上干物质重量与光质处理天数呈指数-线性模型。随处理天数的增加不同R/FR值处理菊花植株地上部分及地下部分干物质分配指数差异均不显著,叶片和花的干物质分配指数随处理天数的增加分别呈降低和升高的趋势,茎干物质分配指数则呈现先升高后降低的趋势,R/FR=2.5处理下,菊花叶片干物质分配指数和花干物质分配指数最高,而茎干物质分配指数却为最低;R/FR=6.5处理茎干物质分配指数最高,叶片干物质分配指数最低;0.5处理花朵干物质分配指数最低,说明远红光比例增加能够促进干物质向茎中分配,R/FR=2.5处理利于干物质向花朵中分配。     

红光与远红光比值对切花菊‘神马’发育和外观品质的影响

为了探讨不同R/FR值对温室切花菊发育进程和品质的影响,以切花菊品种‘神马’(Chrysanthemum morifoliumcv.‘Jingba’)为试材,设计不同红光(R:660nm!10nm)与远红光(FR:730nm!10nm)比值(R/FR)为0.5、2.5、4.5、6.5的LED灯照射处理试验,以自然光为对照(CK),观测不同处理的菊花发育阶段和品质指标。结果表明:与CK相比,R/FR=2.5处理显著加快菊花的发育进程(P<0.05),R/FR=2.5处理下短日照处理到现蕾、现蕾到破蕾及破蕾到收获3个发育阶段分别比CK提前4d、8d和5d,R/FR=0.5处理发育速度最慢,3个阶段分别比CK晚4d、2d和2d;不同R/FR值处理下菊花株高、单株叶龄、单株叶面积、茎粗、花径和花梗长度均随温光效应的增加呈增加的趋势,并在R/FR=2.5时取得最大值;收获时切花菊达到A级和B级产品等级的比例分别以R/FR=2.5和4.5处理最高。本研究发现,R/FR为2.5能够显著促进菊花发育进程和提高菊花的外观品质和A级切花的比例。     

红光与远红光比值对温室切花菊花‘神马’花芽分化进程的影响

以切花菊品种‘神马’(Chrysanthemum morifolium cv.‘Jingba’)为试材,设计红光(R:660±10 nm)与远红光(FR:730±10 nm)比值(R/FR)为0.5、2.5、4.5、6.5的LED照光处理,研究不同R/FR处理对菊花花芽分化进程、相对发育速率及花径的影响.结果表明:R/FR=6.5处理的菊花完成花芽分化进程所需时间最短,比R/FR=0.5处理下的菊花缩短了34 d.R/FR越大,菊花花芽分化的相对发育速率越大,完成花芽分化时,R/FR=6.5相对发育速率为R/FR=0.5的2倍.与花芽分化趋势一致,不同光质处理下的花径由大到小的R/FR顺序为:6.5＞4.5＞2.5＞0.5.本研究表明,R/FR=6.5能够显著促进菊花花芽分化进程和花径的生长.     

适应不同光环境小蜡叶片气孔导度、气孔开度和气孔密度的时空变化

对生长在强光环境和弱光环境小蜡叶片的气孔参数测定发现 :气孔导度和气孔开度在 4个取样部位存在异质性分布。气孔导度和气孔开度经回归分析呈线性、指数或多项式分布。统计分析表明 :强光下的叶片气孔导度和气孔开度的相关性明显高于弱光环境叶片的数值。无论强光环境还是弱光环境下的叶片 ,在取样部位编号为1和 3,其气孔导度和气孔开度均存在显著的线性关系。弱光环境下叶片的气孔密度要远低于强光环境下的叶片。强光环境下叶片对变化环境的敏感性要大于弱光环境下的叶片 ,这可能与强光环境叶片具有较高的气孔密度有关。     

适应不同光环境小蜡叶片气孔导度、气孔开度和气孔密度的时空变化

对生长在强光环境和弱光环境小蜡叶片的气孔参数测定发现:气孔导度和气孔开度在4个取样部位存在异质性分布.气孔导度和气孔开度经回归分析呈线性、指数或多项式分布.统计分析表明:强光下的叶片气孔导度和气孔开度的相关性明显高于弱光环境叶片的数值.无论强光环境还是弱光环境下的叶片,在取样部位编号为1和3,其气孔导度和气孔开度均存在显著的线性关系.弱光环境下叶片的气孔密度要远低于强光环境下的叶片.强光环境下叶片对变化环境的敏感性要大于弱光环境下的叶片,这可能与强光环境叶片具有较高的气孔密度有关.     

水稻叶片气孔导度与冠层反射光谱的定量关系分析

 研究了不同土壤水氮条件下水稻（Oryza sativa）叶片气孔导度与冠层光谱反射特征的量化关系。结果表明,不同水分处理下,水稻不同叶位气孔导度变化趋势为：GsL1>GsL 2>GsL3>GsL4。高于W3水分条件下,高氮处理的叶片气孔导度高于低氮处理,而低于W3水分条件下,高低氮处理条件下叶片气孔导度差异不显著。发现比值指数R(1 650,760)与不同叶位叶片及不同层次叶片气孔导度的相关性大小为：GsL1>GsL12>GsL123>GsL1234>GsL2>GsL3> GsL4（水稻顶部自上而下第一、二、三、四叶以及自上而下顶部2张、3张、4张叶片的气孔导度值分别表示为：GsL1、GsL2、GsL3、GsL4、GsL12、GsL123和GsL1234）,而顶1叶气孔导度与叶面积指数的乘积（冠层叶片气孔导度）同比值指数R(1 650,760)相关程度更 高。R( 1 650,760)与顶1叶和冠层叶片气孔导度之间皆呈极显著的幂函数负相关。利用不同年份的不同水稻试验对两者的监测模型进行了检验,模型的检验误差RMSE分别为0.05和0.24, 表明比值指数R(1 650,760)可以较好地监测不同水氮条件下水稻叶片的气孔开闭特征 。     

白刺叶片气孔特征对人工模拟降雨的响应

以荒漠生态系统典型植物白刺(Nitraria tangutorum Bobr)叶片为研究对象,利用数码图像显微镜处理系统,研究了不同人工模拟增雨处理下的白刺叶片气孔密度及形态特征的变化情况。结果表明,荒漠植物固有特征决定了白刺叶片下表皮气孔密度大于上表皮,上表皮、下表皮气孔密度对增雨响应差异不显著(P0.05)。增雨处理上表皮、下表皮气孔密度与对照差异显著(P0.05)。相同增雨季节,50%处理下叶片气孔密度高于100%处理;不同增雨季节,气孔密度对生长季后期增雨响应更明显。白刺叶表皮气孔分布遵循"一细胞间隔(one cell spacing rule)"法则。增雨后叶片上表皮和下表皮气孔长度、宽度均有不同程度的增加,气孔形态特征对100%处理的响应较50%处理更为明显,且生长季后期增雨对叶片气孔形态特征的影响更大。     

烟草气孔特性、抗氧化酶活性与臭氧伤害的关系

 2001～2002连续两年在大田生产条件下研究了10个烤烟基因型气孔密度和气孔导度的变异情况及其与抗臭氧伤害的关系;2002年在控制条件下采用低温加臭氧的方法处理烟草植株,研究分析了烟草叶片遭受臭氧伤害后抗氧化酶活性的变化及其与抗臭氧伤害的关系。结果表明：烤烟不同基因型对臭氧伤害的抗性存在显著的差异。烟草叶片下表皮气孔密度和气孔导度与臭氧伤害引起的气候斑点病具有相关关系,在烟株下部叶中,其相关性分别达到显著（R2001＝0.68,R2002＝0.65）和极显著水平（R2001＝0.87,R2002＝0.80）。因此,下部叶气孔密度和气孔导度可以作为抗病育种的选择指标。在控制条件下的试验结果表明：只有低温加臭氧复合因子才能诱发烟草叶片产生臭氧伤害症状。烟草叶片低温下遭遇臭氧伤害后,超氧化物歧化酶（SOD）活性升高,升幅与气候斑点病病情指数负相关,过氧化氢酶（CAT）活性略有升高,过氧化物酶（POD）活性急剧下降。抗性较差的烟草基因型抗氧化酶反应不敏感,臭氧伤害症状严重,抗性较强的烟草基因型抗氧化酶反应敏感,臭氧伤害症状较轻。低温和臭氧同时作用明显影响了活性氧清除系统,致使系统中酶活性比例失调,POD活性急剧下降,可能是烟草叶片产生臭氧伤害的原因之一,SOD和CAT活性升高对消除臭氧伤害具有一定的防御作用。     

外源ABA、NO和H2O2对葱莲花瓣及叶片表皮气孔开闭的影响

以葱莲（Zephyranthes candida）为材料,研究不同浓度外源脱落酸、硝普钠（sodium nitroprusside,SNP）及过氧化氢对花瓣和叶片表皮气孔开闭的影响,以期为三者在切花保鲜中的应用提供新的依据。实验结果表明,10～1000μmol/L脱落酸和硝普钠均能不同程度地引起花瓣和叶片表皮气孔关闭,且花瓣气孔较叶片气孔有更高的敏感性。过氧化氢对叶片表皮气孔开闭的影响大于对花瓣气孔的影响,花瓣表皮的气孔孔径仅在1000μmol/L处理时变化显著。这说明在外源信号物质延缓切花衰老的过程中,花瓣表皮气孔的运动也可能起到了一定的作用。适当外源信号物质处理能诱导花瓣表皮气孔关闭,从而使花瓣的蒸腾作用减小,维持植物体内水势,延缓切花衰老。     

裂叶沙参和泡沙参气孔行为与蒸腾特性的关系

采用LI-6400便携式光合分析系统对裂叶沙参和泡沙参进行了不同遮光水平蒸腾速率的测定,并同步测定了叶片气孔大小、气孔密度、气孔开度和气孔导度等气孔行为.采用相关系数和通径系数分析方法分析了不同遮光水平裂叶沙参和泡沙参气孔行为与蒸腾特性的关系.结果表明:不同遮光水平测定的气孔行为对裂叶沙参和泡沙参蒸腾作用的直接影响大致相同,其中,两种沙参的气孔密度对蒸腾速率的直接影响较大.但泡沙参的气孔导度与蒸腾作用具有极显著的相关关系.     

铁皮石斛叶片光合作用的碳代谢途径

 利用LI-6400光合测定系统测定了不同天气条件下铁皮石斛（Dendrobium officinale）叶片24h CO2吸收的动态以及CO2吸收对光强和温度的响应。晴天的白天和夜间铁皮石斛都能吸收CO2,中午CO2吸收速率为负值, CO2的交换方式具景天酸代谢途径(CAM)的特点。阴雨天,只有白天吸收CO2,夜间表现为暗呼吸,光合作用碳代谢的途径为C3途径。在多云的天气条件下,白天吸收CO2,并持续至日落后。夜间21∶00仍有CO2吸收,23∶00以后至次日凌晨处于暗呼吸状态。在500 μmol·m-2·s-1光照件下,20℃出现最大CO2吸收值。在夜间,25℃时CO2的吸收速率最高。有光和无光条件下,低温或高温引起CO2吸收速率下降均为非气孔因素所致。晴天上午,铁皮石斛叶片的表观量子产额为0.035,光合补偿点为2.9μmol·m-2·s-1,饱和光强为500μmol·m-2·s-1,强光下出现光抑制现象。叶片受到强光预先照射后,即使光照减弱光抑制效应仍保持一段时间,致使光合补偿点升高,表观量子产额下降,相同光强下的CO2吸收效率降低。结果表明：铁皮石斛为兼性CAM植物,随着环境条件的变化,其光合作用在景天酸代谢途径(CAM)与C3途径间变化。     

The influence of R:FR ratio on the growth, photosynthesis and rooting ability of Terminalia spinosa Engl. and Triplochiton scleroxylon K. Schum

Stockplants of the tropical hardwoods Terminalia spinosa Engl, and Triplochiton scleroxylon K. Schum were grown in a controlled environment under red:far-red (R:FR) ratios ranging from 0.5-3.1. In both species, rates of shoot height increment were higher (P < 0.05) under the low R:FR ratios as a result of increased internode elongation. In Terminalia spinosa , specific leaf area (SLA) was also significantly higher under lower R:FR ratios, values ranging from 175 to 210 cm² g^-1 in the 3.1 and 0.9 treatments respectively. No effect of R:FR ratio on SLA was recorded in Triplochiton scleroxylon. Pre-severance photo-synthetic rate, stomatal conductance and water-use efficiency were increased under the higher R:FR ratios in Terminalia spinosa , rates of photosynthesis ranging between 2.68-4.59 μmol m^-2 s^-1 in the 0.5 and 3.1 R:FR treatments respectively. Gas exchange rates of Triplochiton scleroxylon were unaffected by R:FR treatment. These contrasting responses to variation in R:FR ratio were associated with differences in rooting ability. In Terminalia spinosa , significantly higher percentage rooting was recorded in the cuttings from the 3.1 R:FR treatment than from 0.5, with values of 93.7% and 77.5% recorded respectively. R:FR ratio also affected rooting percentages of Triplochiton scleroxylon , but in this case, higher rooting percentages were recorded in the lower R:FR ratios, values ranging from 31.1–54.1% in the 3.0 and 0.5 R.FR treatments respectively. This difference in rooting response is attributed to the contrasting effects of R:FR ratio on the leaf and stem morphology of the two species. The implications of these results for stockplant management are discussed.     

Sensitivity to far-red radiation in stomata of Phaseolus vulgaris L.: Rhythmic effects on conductance and photosynthesis

The influence of far-red (FR; 700–800 nm) radiation on steady-state stomatal conductance and net photosynthesis in P. vulgaris has been studied. Whereas FR radiation alone was relatively ineffective, addition of FR to a background of white light (WL; predominantly 400–700 nm) resulted in increased stomatal conductance. Stomata exhibited a marked diurnal sensitivity to FR. The action maximum for enhancing stomatal conductance was near 714 nm. A combination of FR and infra-red (IR; >800 nm) enhanced net photosynthesis when added to a background of WL. When IR alone was added to WL, there was a net decrease in photosynthesis, indicating that it is the FR waveband which is responsible for the observed photosynthetic effects. Naturally occurring levels of FR radiation (235 mol·m^-2·s^-1) in vegetation-canopy shade enhanced net photosynthetic CO₂ gain by 28% when added to a background of 55 mol·m^-2·s^-1 WL.Abbreviations BL blue - FR far-red - IR infra-red - PAR photosynthetically active radiation - R red - WL white light     

Alterations in light-induced stomatal opening in a starch-deficient mutant of Arabidopsis thaliana L. deficient in chloroplast phosphoglucomutase activity

Stomatal responses to light of Arabidopsis thaliana wild-type plants and mutant plants deficient in starch (phosphoglucomutase deficient) were compared in gas exchange experiments. Stomatal density, size and ultrastructure were identical for the two phenotypes, but no starch was observed in guard cells of the mutant plants whatever the time of day. The overall extent of changes in stomatal conductance during 14 h light–10 h dark cycles was similar for the two phenotypes. However, the slow endogenous stomatal opening occurring in darkness in the wild type was not observed in the mutant plants. Stomata in the mutant plants responded much more slowly to blue light (70 μmol m^?2 s^?1) though the response to red light (250 μmol m^?2 s^?1) was similar to that of wild-type plants. In paradermal sections, stomatal responses to red light (300 μmol m^?2 s^?1) were weak for wild-type plants as well as for mutant plants. Stomatal opening was greater under low blue light (75 μmol m^?2 s^?1) than under red light for the two genotypes. However, in mutant plants, a high chloride concentration (50 mol m^?3) was necessary to achieve the same stomatal aperture as observed for the wild-type plants. These results suggest that starch metabolism, via the synthesis of a counter-ion to potassium (probably malate), is required for full stomatal response to blue light but is not involved in the stomatal response to red light.     

Non-uniform stomatal closure of hybrid poplar clones under light stress determined by scanning electron microscopy and modification of intercellular CO2 concentration

The stomatal distribution, non-uniform stomatal closure, stomatal conductance, and gas-exchange of several hybrid poplar clones under light stress were studied using scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and gas-exchange. Non-uniform stomatal closure was found under natural light stress by SEM, and there was a linear relationship between the stomatal aperture and stomatal conductance. We suggest a formula for modification of intercellular CO₂ concentration, which can restore consideration of stomatal factors leading to midday depression of photosynthesis in some cases. Received: 11 January 1999 / Accepted: 6 April 2000     

What does optimization theory actually predict about crown profiles of photosynthetic capacity when models incorporate greater realism?

Measured profiles of photosynthetic capacity in plant crowns typically do not match those of average irradiance: the ratio of capacity to irradiance decreases as irradiance increases. This differs from optimal profiles inferred from simple models. To determine whether this could be explained by omission of physiological or physical details from such models, we performed a series of thought experiments using a new model that included more realism than previous models. We used ray‐tracing to simulate irradiance for 8000 leaves in a horizontally uniform canopy. For a subsample of 500 leaves, we simultaneously optimized both nitrogen allocation (among pools representing carboxylation, electron transport and light capture) and stomatal conductance using a transdermally explicit photosynthesis model. Few model features caused the capacity/irradiance ratio to vary systematically with irradiance. However, when leaf absorptance varied as needed to optimize distribution of light‐capture N, the capacity/irradiance ratio increased up through the crown – that is, opposite to the observed pattern. This tendency was counteracted by constraints on stomatal or mesophyll conductance, which caused chloroplastic CO₂ concentration to decline systematically with increasing irradiance. Our results suggest that height‐related constraints on stomatal conductance can help to reconcile observations with the hypothesis that photosynthetic N is allocated optimally.     

Stomatal control of transpiration from a developing sugarcane canopy

Abstract. Stomatal conductance of single leaves and transpiration from an entire sugarcane (Saccharum spp. hybrid) canopy were measured simultaneously using independent techniques. Stomatal and environmental controls of transpiration were assessed at three stages of canopy development, corresponding to leaf area indices (L) of 2.2, 3.6 and 5.6. Leaf and canopy boundary layers impeded transport of transpired water vapour away from the canopy, causing humidity around the leaves to find its own value through local equilibration rather than a value determined by the humidity of the bulk air mass above the canopy. This tended to uncouple transpiration from direct stomatal control, so that transpiration predicted from measurement of stomatal conductance and leaf-to-air vapour pressure differences was increasingly overestimated as the reference point for ambient vapour pressure measurement was moved farther from the leaf and into the bulk air. The partitioning of control between net radiation and stomata was expressed as a dimensionless decoupling coefficent ranging from zero to 1.0. When the stomatal aperture was near its maximum this coefficient was approximately 0.9, indicating that small reductions in stomatal aperture would have had little effect on canopy transpiration. Maximum rates of transpiration were, however, limited by large adjustments in maximum stomatal conductance during canopy development. The product of maximum stomatal conductance and L. a potential total canopy conductance in the absence of boundary layer effects, remained constant as L increased. Similarly, maximum canopy conductance, derived from independent micrometeorological measurements, also remained constant over this period. Calculations indicated that combined leaf and canopy boundary layer conductance decreased with increasing L such that the ratio of boundary layer conductance to maximum stomatal conductance remained nearly constant at approximately 0.5. These observations indicated that stomata adjusted to maintain both transpiration and the degree of stomatal control of transpiration constant as canopy development proceeded.     

Increased stomatal conductance induces rapid changes to photosynthetic rate in response to naturally fluctuating light conditions in rice

A close correlation between stomatal conductance and the steady-state photosynthetic rate has been observed for diverse plant species under various environmental conditions. However, it remains unclear whether stomatal conductance is a major limiting factor for the photosynthetic rate under naturally fluctuating light conditions. We analysed a SLAC1 knockout rice line to examine the role of stomatal conductance in photosynthetic responses to fluctuating light. SLAC1 encodes a stomatal anion channel that regulates stomatal closure. Long exposures to weak light before treatments with strong light increased the photosynthetic induction time required for plants to reach a steady-state photosynthetic rate and also induced stomatal limitation of photosynthesis by restricting the diffusion of CO₂ into leaves. The slac1 mutant exhibited a significantly higher rate of stomatal opening after an increase in irradiance than wild-type plants, leading to a higher rate of photosynthetic induction. Under natural conditions, in which irradiance levels are highly variable, the stomata of the slac1 mutant remained open to ensure efficient photosynthetic reaction. These observations reveal that stomatal conductance is important for regulating photosynthesis in rice plants in the natural environment with fluctuating light.