A male-specific SCAR DNA marker was developed using a RAPD DNA marker specific for male plants of Salacca zalacca var. zalacca （salak palm）. The marker is 1579 bp long and has a GC content of 38.5 %. Its sequence co...A male-specific SCAR DNA marker was developed using a RAPD DNA marker specific for male plants of Salacca zalacca var. zalacca （salak palm）. The marker is 1579 bp long and has a GC content of 38.5 %. Its sequence contains 1 or 2 open reading frames, indicating the marker is probably a coding region. No highly similar sequences were found in a search of the GenBank database. Sexes were identified using the SCAR DNA marker for three kinds of seedlings grouped by the number of seeds per fruit （1, 2 or 3）. The sex ratio of female to male did not differ significantly from 1：1 for the three kinds of seedlings, implying that the number of seeds per fruit is not a reliable index to identify the sex of a seedling.展开更多
A greenhouse pot experiment was conducted to study the effects of nitrogen fertilization on Calophyllum inophyllum seedlings grown with 0, 50, 100, 150,200, 300, 400 and 600 mg N per seedling according to exponential ...A greenhouse pot experiment was conducted to study the effects of nitrogen fertilization on Calophyllum inophyllum seedlings grown with 0, 50, 100, 150,200, 300, 400 and 600 mg N per seedling according to exponential functions. Seedling height, root collar diameter, leaf area and total biomass increased with increasing fertilization from 0 to 200 mg N per seedling and decreased with further increase in fertilization from300 to 600 mg N per seedling. The net photosynthetic rate,stomatal conductance, intercellular CO_2 concentration and transpiration rate of C. inophyllum seedlings showed a unimodal parabolic trend, with peak values of7.29 mmol·m^(–2)·s^(–1), 0.071 mol·m^(–2)·s^(–1), 220 mmol·mol^(–1) and 1.34 mmol·m^(–2)·s^(–1), respectively, when the rate of fertilization was 200 mg N per seedling. Photosynthetic gas exchange parameters were significantly different among nitrogen treatments. Based on the critical values of leaf N and P concentration and N/P ratio, the optimum amount of nitrogen of C. inophyllum seedlings was 200–400 mg per seedling for leaf N and P concentration, and100–400 mg per seedling for N/P ratio. It was concluded that 200–400 mg N per seedling was the most suitable nitrogen range for C. inophyllum seedlings.展开更多
基金supported by the State Administration of Forestry of China(Grant Numbers 201204307-03,2007-4-11,and 2012-LY-052)the Research Institute of Tropical Forestry,Chinese Academy of Forestry(Grant Number RITFKYYW2010-02)
文摘A male-specific SCAR DNA marker was developed using a RAPD DNA marker specific for male plants of Salacca zalacca var. zalacca （salak palm）. The marker is 1579 bp long and has a GC content of 38.5 %. Its sequence contains 1 or 2 open reading frames, indicating the marker is probably a coding region. No highly similar sequences were found in a search of the GenBank database. Sexes were identified using the SCAR DNA marker for three kinds of seedlings grouped by the number of seeds per fruit （1, 2 or 3）. The sex ratio of female to male did not differ significantly from 1：1 for the three kinds of seedlings, implying that the number of seeds per fruit is not a reliable index to identify the sex of a seedling.
基金supported by the Introduction of International Advanced Forestry Science and Technology Project (2014-473)
文摘A greenhouse pot experiment was conducted to study the effects of nitrogen fertilization on Calophyllum inophyllum seedlings grown with 0, 50, 100, 150,200, 300, 400 and 600 mg N per seedling according to exponential functions. Seedling height, root collar diameter, leaf area and total biomass increased with increasing fertilization from 0 to 200 mg N per seedling and decreased with further increase in fertilization from300 to 600 mg N per seedling. The net photosynthetic rate,stomatal conductance, intercellular CO_2 concentration and transpiration rate of C. inophyllum seedlings showed a unimodal parabolic trend, with peak values of7.29 mmol·m^(–2)·s^(–1), 0.071 mol·m^(–2)·s^(–1), 220 mmol·mol^(–1) and 1.34 mmol·m^(–2)·s^(–1), respectively, when the rate of fertilization was 200 mg N per seedling. Photosynthetic gas exchange parameters were significantly different among nitrogen treatments. Based on the critical values of leaf N and P concentration and N/P ratio, the optimum amount of nitrogen of C. inophyllum seedlings was 200–400 mg per seedling for leaf N and P concentration, and100–400 mg per seedling for N/P ratio. It was concluded that 200–400 mg N per seedling was the most suitable nitrogen range for C. inophyllum seedlings.
