Acclimation of water transport property to different irradiance in evergreen Quercus glauca and Eurya japonica seedlings

Evergreen arboreal Quercus glauca and shrubby Eurya japonica are the common species in secondary forest in warm temperate broad-leaved forest in Japan. To clarify the effect of light condition on water transport properties in these species, we studied xylem transport property, xylem structure, leaf...

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Published inApplied Forest Science Vol. 23; no. 2; pp. 23 - 31
Main Authors Ogasa, Mayumi, Yoshikawa, Ken, Miki, Naoko
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Abstract Evergreen arboreal Quercus glauca and shrubby Eurya japonica are the common species in secondary forest in warm temperate broad-leaved forest in Japan. To clarify the effect of light condition on water transport properties in these species, we studied xylem transport property, xylem structure, leaf mass and diurnal course of gas exchange for saplings grown under contrasting light conditions: full, 10 and 3% sunlight. For Q. glauca, not large diameter but double number of vessel was found under full sunlight condition while xylem hydraulic conductivity (Ks) was not different between full sunlight and shaded condition. Total leaf area per a plant tended to be smaller and leaf specific hydraulic conductivity (LSC) tended to be larger in full sunlight than in shading. Daytime depression in stomatal conductance (gs) was observed in Q. glauca under full sunlight, contributing the avoidance of daily drought stress. For E. japonica, vessel diameter, vessel density and Ks were restricted under full sunlight while total leaf area was smaller, leading higher LSC. Less depression in gs was observed at daytime under full sunlight for this species. Results reveals that Q. glauca under high irradiance maintain leaf water supply without remarkable restriction of leaf biomass by both xylem structure and diurnal stomatal regulation, whereas, E. japonica adjusted to full sunlight by limiting leaf biomass rather by acclimating xylem structure to retain leaf water supply.
AbstractList Evergreen arboreal Quercus glauca and shrubby Eurya japonica are the common species in secondary forest in warm temperate broad-leaved forest in Japan. To clarify the effect of light condition on water transport properties in these species, we studied xylem transport property, xylem structure, leaf mass and diurnal course of gas exchange for saplings grown under contrasting light conditions: full, 10 and 3% sunlight. For Q. glauca, not large diameter but double number of vessel was found under full sunlight condition while xylem hydraulic conductivity (Ks) was not different between full sunlight and shaded condition. Total leaf area per a plant tended to be smaller and leaf specific hydraulic conductivity (LSC) tended to be larger in full sunlight than in shading. Daytime depression in stomatal conductance (gs) was observed in Q. glauca under full sunlight, contributing the avoidance of daily drought stress. For E. japonica, vessel diameter, vessel density and Ks were restricted under full sunlight while total leaf area was smaller, leading higher LSC. Less depression in gs was observed at daytime under full sunlight for this species. Results reveals that Q. glauca under high irradiance maintain leaf water supply without remarkable restriction of leaf biomass by both xylem structure and diurnal stomatal regulation, whereas, E. japonica adjusted to full sunlight by limiting leaf biomass rather by acclimating xylem structure to retain leaf water supply. 二次林の照葉樹林化が進行する中、生育環境に対する常緑樹の水分通導機能の順応様式は不明な点が多い。本研究では、相対照度100%、10%および3%の下で生育させたアラカシおよびヒサカキの実生苗を対象に、水分通導機能の光順化を明らかにするために、通水特性、木部構造、葉量および葉のガス交換速度を調査した。アラカシでは、道管の直径は処理区間で異ならず、本数密度は100%区の個体で高かった。比断面積水分通導度(Ks)は処理区間で差がなかった。また、有意差はなかったものの、100%区の個体において総葉面積が小さく、比葉面積水分通導度(LSC)は高い傾向があった。さらに,100%区の個体では日中に気孔コンダクタンス(gs)の低下が見られた。ヒサカキでは、100%区の個体で道管の直径、本数密度がともに小さく、Ksは低い傾向があった。また,総葉面積は小さく、LSCは高かった。100%区のヒサカキでは日中のgsの低下は見られなかった。これらの結果から、アラカシは強光条件下でも木部構造と気孔による失水調節の両面により、顕著な葉量の調節なしに葉への水分供給性を高く維持するのに対し、ヒサカキは強光条件下で葉量を著しく抑制することで葉への水分供給性を高めることが明らかとなった。
Evergreen arboreal Quercus glauca and shrubby Eurya japonica are the common species in secondary forest in warm temperate broad-leaved forest in Japan. To clarify the effect of light condition on water transport properties in these species, we studied xylem transport property, xylem structure, leaf mass and diurnal course of gas exchange for saplings grown under contrasting light conditions: full, 10 and 3% sunlight. For Q. glauca, not large diameter but double number of vessel was found under full sunlight condition while xylem hydraulic conductivity (Ks) was not different between full sunlight and shaded condition. Total leaf area per a plant tended to be smaller and leaf specific hydraulic conductivity (LSC) tended to be larger in full sunlight than in shading. Daytime depression in stomatal conductance (gs) was observed in Q. glauca under full sunlight, contributing the avoidance of daily drought stress. For E. japonica, vessel diameter, vessel density and Ks were restricted under full sunlight while total leaf area was smaller, leading higher LSC. Less depression in gs was observed at daytime under full sunlight for this species. Results reveals that Q. glauca under high irradiance maintain leaf water supply without remarkable restriction of leaf biomass by both xylem structure and diurnal stomatal regulation, whereas, E. japonica adjusted to full sunlight by limiting leaf biomass rather by acclimating xylem structure to retain leaf water supply.
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