Reed Photosynthetic Response under Water-salt Stress in Keriya River Watershed
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    The aim of this field experiment was to find out the photosynthetic response of reed along the water table gradient in Keriya river watershed using Li-6400 portable photosynthesis system.The results showed that:(1)When water table was 2 m below,reed showed a decreasing light saturation point (LSP) and a increasing light compensation point (LCP),suggesting the reduction of potential in the use of light intensity.Meanwhile the decreases in maximum net photosynthetic rate(Amax),light respiration(LR),CO2 saturation point (CSP),carboxylation efficiency and apparent quantum efficiency were observed with decreasing water table(P<0.05),while water use efficiency(WUE) tended to increase.(2)Under salt stress,the photosynthetic parameters were all lower than that under water stress with Amax 19.98%,LSP 40.61%,LCP 37% and dark respiration (RD) 74.56% lower,respectively.Reed WUE under salt stress was lower than that under drought stress.(3)Compared with reed at dry land,water logged plant showed decreas in Amax,LSP and LCP with 41.32%,14.56%,55.55% lower,respectively.We also found that atmospheric CO2 enrichment can improve reed salt tolerance through decrease in plant WUE under salt stress,and the Amax of water logged plant.It can be concluded that in arid area,reed has developed counter mechanisms in response to long-term drought and salt stress.

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LIU Weiguo, ZOU Jie. Reed Photosynthetic Response under Water-salt Stress in Keriya River Watershed[J]. Acta Botanica Boreali-Occidentalia Sinica,2014,34(3):572-580

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