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Derivation of Pressure-Volume Curves by a Non-Linear Regression Procedure and Determination of Apoplastic Water 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Data from pressure-volume (PV) analysis may be submitted totransformation I [i.e. leaf water potential (1) versus inverserelative water content (1/R)] or to transformation II (i.e.1/1 versus R). This may cause an essential distortion of theerror structure especially in transformation II due to the relativelylarge range which is to be covered by the 1/1 ratio. Similarly,logarithmic transformation of leaf turgor potential (P) whenderiving the sensitivity factor of elasticity (ß)by linear regression from values of In p and 1/R may distortthe error structure. In order to investigate the magnitude ofthe distortion effect on parameters derived from PV analysisby regression a non-linear regression procedure was comparedwith the common linear procedure when calculating p from ßin the turgid region and leaf osmotic potential (P) in boththe turgid and non-turgid region. As test plants we used fieldgrown species of spring barley (Hordeum distichum L., cvs Gunnarand Alis). The results show that transformations and applicationof linear regression procedures distort the error structureof p more than the error structure of ', which was only slightlyaffected. However, we recommend the use of the non-linear procedurein both cases. Furthermore, from PV analysis, obtained by thermocouple hygrometryon living and killed leaf tissue, respectively, we derived themathematical basis for calculating the apoplastic water fraction(Ra). Ra was 0.15 at R= 1 and decreased with dehydration. The equations describing the relation between and R and betweenp and R were extended to take into account the apoplastic waterfraction. Key words: Apoplastic water, distortion errors, non-linear regression, pressure-volume curves 相似文献
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Humidity responses of stomata and changes in the potassium contentof their guard cells were investigated in intact plants anddetached epidermal strips of Valerianella locusta (L.) Betcke.Potassium content was determined by Macallums stain.It was found that changes in stomatal aperture caused by decreasingor increasing humidity were followed only after a delay by changesin the potassium content of the guard cells. By comparison,if stomatal movements occurred in response to changes in illuminationthe relative potassium content of the guard cells correlatedcontinuously with the changes in stomatal aperture. Since thepotassium content of the guard cells changed only after mostof the stomatal movements in response to changes in humiditywere completed changes in potassium content and humidity responsesof stomata can be described as following a hysteresis curve. 相似文献
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