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Effects of Illumination and Gender Differences on the Architecture of the Boreal Species of Salix L.
Contemporary Problems of Ecology ( IF 0.8 ) Pub Date : 2020-06-30 , DOI: 10.1134/s1995425520030087 O. I. Nedoseko
中文翻译:
光照和性别差异对柳属植物物种结构的影响。
更新日期:2020-06-30
Contemporary Problems of Ecology ( IF 0.8 ) Pub Date : 2020-06-30 , DOI: 10.1134/s1995425520030087 O. I. Nedoseko
Abstract
An algorithm for analyzing the structural and functional organization of crowns of Salix species is proposed in this study. It can be used to study the architecture of various species of trees and shrubs. The structural and biological diversity of the boreal Salix species is insufficiently investigated. The study of plant organs based on the concept of “architectural models” is particularly relevant. We first studied the architecture of crowns of Salix species using three-year shoot systems (TYSS’s). A new technique based on gender differences and illumination has been developed to study the architectural modules of Salix boreal species. Sixteen species and 11 life forms have been studied belonging to two major categories: trees and shrubs. For some species, elfin life forms have also been described. Seven architectural modules have been identified: three modules in trees and tall shrubs, two modules in medium-sized shrubs, and two modules in low shrubs. The life forms of individuals of Salix subspecies were formed on the basis of three architectural modules, and the Vetrix subfamily was based on six architectural modules. We have proved that female individuals of Salix species (except for S. acutifolia) have a greater variety of TYSS types compared to male ones. They assimilate “year-long” shoots as a part of TYSS’s in female individuals from 1.3 to 1.7 times more than in male ones. This provides them with a larger assimilating surface. The crowns of female individuals have been found to be more branched. Year-long shoots developing from dormant buds are found in low shrubs 3–6 times more often than in trees. Different parts of the crown of trees and high shrubs species differ in the ratio of year-long assimilating shoots: the largest number of them is in the middle and upper parts of the crown and the smallest number is in the lower part.中文翻译:
光照和性别差异对柳属植物物种结构的影响。