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Springer Netherlands

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10.1016/0165-1161(81)90143-6

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1573-9058

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Photosynthetic and leaf respiration activity of E

Authors: L Gratani R Catoni L Varone
Publish Date: 2011/03/10
Volume: 49, Issue: 1, Pages: 65-74
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Plant traits of Malcolmia littorea growing at the Botanic Garden of Rome and transplanted from the wild population developing along the Latium coast Italy were analyzed The highest photosynthetic rates P N 225 ± 05 μmolCO2 m−2 s−1 associated to the highest chlorophyll content Chl 60 ± 5 SPAD units and respiration rates R 111 ± 02 μmolCO2 m−2 s−1 were reached in spring when mean air temperature T m was in the range 17°C to 23°C P N Chl and R decreased by 86 38 and 59 in summer when mean maximum air temperature T max was 303 ± 26°C Leaf water potential decreased by 34 in summer compared to the spring value and it was associated to a relative water content RWC of 74 ± 4 and to a wateruse efficiency WUE of 215 ± 081 μmolCO2 mmol−1H2O Moreover also low air temperatures determined a significant P N and R decreases by 52 and 40 compared to the maximum respectively Responsiveness of gross photosynthetic rate P g to R was higher than that to P N as underlined by the slope of the regression line between the two variables The results underlined a low tolerance to both high and low air temperatures of M littorea The selected key traits R WUE Chl by the discriminant analysis might be used to monitor the M littorea wild population in the long time The ex situ cultivated plants could be propagated and used to increase the individuals number of the wild population


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