Response of Photosynthetic Characteristic and Water Physiology of Six Dominant Shelter Plant Species to Different Irrigation Amounts in the Peripheral Regions of Cele Oasis
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    Artificial cultivation experiment on the photosynthetic characteristic and water physiology of six dominant shelter plant species was carried out under different irrigation amounts[A(0 m3·m-2),B(0.1 m3·m-2) and C(0.2 m3·m-2)] in the Peripheral Regions of Cele Oasis.The results showed that:(1)Except Ziziphus jujuba,the net photosynthetic rate of others showed a similar diurnal tendency and had a single-peaked pattern,and showed:C>B>A.(2)The transpiration rate also increased in response to irrigation amounts,but had an irregular M change.(3)Except the Juglans regia,the predawn and midday water potential of other plants increased with the increase of irrigation amounts,and were displayed B>C>A.(4)Their diurnal course of instantaneous water use efficiencies were basically identical,all showed B>C>A.Says from the perspectives of water use and irrigation amounts,J.regia,Z.jujuba,Morus alba,Calligonum mongolicum should be chosen as the dominant shelter plants.Z.jujuba was very suited for water-saving in Cele Oasis and is more effective to be used in the shelter plants than the rest of five plants.

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GUO Zichun, GUI Dongwei, ZENG Fanjiang, LIU Bo, LI Changjun, ZHAO Shenglong. Response of Photosynthetic Characteristic and Water Physiology of Six Dominant Shelter Plant Species to Different Irrigation Amounts in the Peripheral Regions of Cele Oasis[J]. Acta Botanica Boreali-Occidentalia Sinica,2014,34(7):1457-1466

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