[Objective] This study aimed to preliminarily select the plants with colored foliage adaptable to Zhengzhou area. [Method] An introduction trial on 42 varieties with colored foliage was conducted, in which major ornam...[Objective] This study aimed to preliminarily select the plants with colored foliage adaptable to Zhengzhou area. [Method] An introduction trial on 42 varieties with colored foliage was conducted, in which major ornamental characteristics, phenological phases and stress resistance of all the introduced plants with colored foliage were observed and the introduced plants were comprehensively evaluated. [Result] Golden-and Compound-leaved Maple, Red-leaved Sakura, Pink-and Compound-leaved Maple, Amur Maple, Purple-leaved Canadian Redbud with good performance were selected preliminarily, which can be applied for landscape in Zhengzhou area. Among them, Golden- and Compound-leaved Maple, Golden- and Silvery-leaved Maple and Purple-leaved Smoketree can either be planted separately, or in a line as boulevard trees, or in groups as ornamental forest; Red-leaved Sakura, Pink- and Compound-leaved Maple and Purple-leaved Canadian Redbud can be planted in groups or separately in gardens, parks or alongside streets or in front of buildings; Amur Maple with high adaptability is a excellent tree species for afforesting barren mountain. [Conclusion] This study has not only provided new excellent germplasm sources for the landscaping in Zhengzhou area, thus favoring the improvement of local landscaping level, but also provides examples and references for the introduction of plants with colored foliage in the other areas.展开更多
Experiment was performed to determine the injury and physiological responses of plantfoliage to simulated acid rain. Cross section of injured leaves, PH value of foliar homogenate,electrolyte leakage, malondialdehyde ...Experiment was performed to determine the injury and physiological responses of plantfoliage to simulated acid rain. Cross section of injured leaves, PH value of foliar homogenate,electrolyte leakage, malondialdehyde content, content of peroxidase and some other enzymes were exa-nilned after exposure to simulated acid rain. Plants exhibited visible leaf injury when exposed tosimulated acid rain at PH values of 2.5 and 3.0. Peroxidase content and isozyme bands increasedsignificantly after the treatment at PH 3.0. Injured plants had higher electrolyte leakage and higherlevels of malondialdehyde. This showed that simulated acid rain induced lipid peroxidation andmembrane damage.展开更多
文摘[Objective] This study aimed to preliminarily select the plants with colored foliage adaptable to Zhengzhou area. [Method] An introduction trial on 42 varieties with colored foliage was conducted, in which major ornamental characteristics, phenological phases and stress resistance of all the introduced plants with colored foliage were observed and the introduced plants were comprehensively evaluated. [Result] Golden-and Compound-leaved Maple, Red-leaved Sakura, Pink-and Compound-leaved Maple, Amur Maple, Purple-leaved Canadian Redbud with good performance were selected preliminarily, which can be applied for landscape in Zhengzhou area. Among them, Golden- and Compound-leaved Maple, Golden- and Silvery-leaved Maple and Purple-leaved Smoketree can either be planted separately, or in a line as boulevard trees, or in groups as ornamental forest; Red-leaved Sakura, Pink- and Compound-leaved Maple and Purple-leaved Canadian Redbud can be planted in groups or separately in gardens, parks or alongside streets or in front of buildings; Amur Maple with high adaptability is a excellent tree species for afforesting barren mountain. [Conclusion] This study has not only provided new excellent germplasm sources for the landscaping in Zhengzhou area, thus favoring the improvement of local landscaping level, but also provides examples and references for the introduction of plants with colored foliage in the other areas.
文摘Experiment was performed to determine the injury and physiological responses of plantfoliage to simulated acid rain. Cross section of injured leaves, PH value of foliar homogenate,electrolyte leakage, malondialdehyde content, content of peroxidase and some other enzymes were exa-nilned after exposure to simulated acid rain. Plants exhibited visible leaf injury when exposed tosimulated acid rain at PH values of 2.5 and 3.0. Peroxidase content and isozyme bands increasedsignificantly after the treatment at PH 3.0. Injured plants had higher electrolyte leakage and higherlevels of malondialdehyde. This showed that simulated acid rain induced lipid peroxidation andmembrane damage.
