[Objective] The aim was to study on biological characteristics of photosynthetic response for young trees of B. macrostachya in seasonal rain forest, providing scientific reference for protection of tropical rain fore...[Objective] The aim was to study on biological characteristics of photosynthetic response for young trees of B. macrostachya in seasonal rain forest, providing scientific reference for protection of tropical rain forest under change of global climate. [Method] Young trees of B. macrostachya in Xishuangbanna tropical forest were chosen to research in foggy season, dry and hot season, and rainy season to measure dynamics of season changes. [Result] For young trees of B. macrostachya in Yunnan Province, Pn max was the biggest in rainy season, followed by dry and hot season and foggy season at 4.08, 2.89 and 1.81 μmol/（m·s） respectively; Gs and Tr in rainy season were the highest and WUE in dry season was the highest; Gi achieved peak in foggy season, of which the highest values were 0.18 and 1.59 mmol/（m 2 ·s）, and 7.35 μmol/mmol and 455 mmol/（m 2 ·s）; Ci showed an opposite trend with that of WUE, and Gs and Tr changed similarly. [Conclusion] Young trees of B. macrostachya in seasonal rain forest are of significant seasonal change in photosynthetic response, and young trees are shade tolerant.展开更多
Mangrove-derived dissolved organic matter （DOM） has an important effect on estuarine and coastal area on a large scale. In order to improve the understanding of origin, composition, and fate of DOM in mangrove-fring...Mangrove-derived dissolved organic matter （DOM） has an important effect on estuarine and coastal area on a large scale. In order to improve the understanding of origin, composition, and fate of DOM in mangrove-fringed estuarine and coastal areas, dissolved humic substances （DHS） were isolated from one mangrove pore-water sample and one near-shore seawater sample downstream the mangrove pore-water site in the eastern coast of Hainan Island, South China. Fulvic acids, humic acids and XAD-4 fractions were obtained from the two water samples by using a two-column array of XAD-g and XAD-4 resins. Chemica~ and spectroscopic methods were used to analyze the features of these DHS. Compared to the mangrove pore-water DHS, the near-shore seawater DHS were found rich in 13C with lower C/N ratios and more aliphatic compounds and carbohydrates, but less aromatic structures and carboxyl groups. As for the three fractions of the two DHS, XAD-4 fractions contain more aliphatics, carbohydrates, carboxyl groups, and enrich in 13C with respect to both fulvic and humic acids. Photo-oxidation transformation and contribution from marine-derived DOM were considered as the main reasons resulted in the difference in compositional features for these DHS in this study.展开更多
基金Supported by Yunnan Scientific and Planned Project (2009ZC084M)Scientific and Planned Project of Yunnan Educational Department (08C0093)+1 种基金Key Subject Construction Project of Southwest Forestry University (XKX200902)National Natural Science Foundation of China (30170168)~~
文摘[Objective] The aim was to study on biological characteristics of photosynthetic response for young trees of B. macrostachya in seasonal rain forest, providing scientific reference for protection of tropical rain forest under change of global climate. [Method] Young trees of B. macrostachya in Xishuangbanna tropical forest were chosen to research in foggy season, dry and hot season, and rainy season to measure dynamics of season changes. [Result] For young trees of B. macrostachya in Yunnan Province, Pn max was the biggest in rainy season, followed by dry and hot season and foggy season at 4.08, 2.89 and 1.81 μmol/（m·s） respectively; Gs and Tr in rainy season were the highest and WUE in dry season was the highest; Gi achieved peak in foggy season, of which the highest values were 0.18 and 1.59 mmol/（m 2 ·s）, and 7.35 μmol/mmol and 455 mmol/（m 2 ·s）; Ci showed an opposite trend with that of WUE, and Gs and Tr changed similarly. [Conclusion] Young trees of B. macrostachya in seasonal rain forest are of significant seasonal change in photosynthetic response, and young trees are shade tolerant.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.40906041,41021064)the State Key Laboratory of Estuarine and Coastal Research (SKLEC) of East China Normal University(Nos.2012KYYW05,201202)
文摘Mangrove-derived dissolved organic matter （DOM） has an important effect on estuarine and coastal area on a large scale. In order to improve the understanding of origin, composition, and fate of DOM in mangrove-fringed estuarine and coastal areas, dissolved humic substances （DHS） were isolated from one mangrove pore-water sample and one near-shore seawater sample downstream the mangrove pore-water site in the eastern coast of Hainan Island, South China. Fulvic acids, humic acids and XAD-4 fractions were obtained from the two water samples by using a two-column array of XAD-g and XAD-4 resins. Chemica~ and spectroscopic methods were used to analyze the features of these DHS. Compared to the mangrove pore-water DHS, the near-shore seawater DHS were found rich in 13C with lower C/N ratios and more aliphatic compounds and carbohydrates, but less aromatic structures and carboxyl groups. As for the three fractions of the two DHS, XAD-4 fractions contain more aliphatics, carbohydrates, carboxyl groups, and enrich in 13C with respect to both fulvic and humic acids. Photo-oxidation transformation and contribution from marine-derived DOM were considered as the main reasons resulted in the difference in compositional features for these DHS in this study.
