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Photosynthetic characteristics and coenological survey of Lactuca serriola in its invaded area

检疫性杂草毒莴苣的光合特征及其入侵地群落学生态调查


Lactuca serriola, a national class quarantine object, is a new invasive species in
the coastal area of Southeast China. The coenological survey showed that
because of its big individual, L. serriola could easily form dominant population in
its invaded area, and its main accompany species were Conyza canadensis,
C. bonarinisis, Bidentis bipinnata, Oenothera laciniata, Ipomoea hederacea,
Setaria viridis, Daucus carota, Xanthium sibiricum, Erigeron annuus, L. indica,
Humulus scandens, Solanum nigrum and Aster sublatus. The measurements
with LC-A4 portable photosynthesis and transpiration system (ADC, England)
revealed that the net photosynthetic rate of L. serriola was as high as 21.22±0.45 μmol CO2·m-2·s-1, being slightly lower than that of E. annuus and
C. bonarinisis, similar to that of C. canadensis, and higher than that of
Chenopodium album, Plantago virginica and L. indica. Based on the photosynthesis
-light response equation, the theoretic light compensation point of L. serriola
was 37.58 μmol m-2·s-1, its theoretic light saturation point was 1 480 μmol·m-2·s-1, and theoretic maximal net photosynthetic rate was 20.81 μmol COm-2·s-1. A distinct “noon break” phenomenon was observed in L. serriola
photosynthesis, which might result from the high stomatal resistance against
high light intensity and temperature. The main factors affecting the net phot-
osynthetic rate of L. serriola were leaf photosynthetic active radiation, stomatal
conductance, and leaf transpiration rate.


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