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不同基质对棱果花扦插苗生物量分配和根系生长的影响
荣道军1, 罗勇志1, 徐斌2, 潘文2, 张卫华2, 朱报著2, 陈新宇2
1.广东省沙头角林场(广东梧桐山国家森林公园管理处);2.广东省林业科学研究院
摘要:
以棱果花 Barthea barthei 为试验材料,设置 5 种不同基质处理,研究扦插基质对棱果花扦插苗生物量、根系形态特征的影响。结果表明:(1)处理 4(黄心土∶泥炭土 =3 ∶ 1)棱果花扦插苗生根率最高,苗高最大;处理 2(珍珠岩∶泥炭土 =3 ∶ 1)棱果花扦插苗地径最粗。(2)不同基质对棱果花扦插苗的生物量分配格局有较大影响,处理 4(黄心土∶泥炭土 =3 ∶ 1)中苗木生物量、根冠比显著高于其他处理。(3)处理 4(黄心土∶泥炭土 =3 ∶ 1)根长、根表面积最大,处理 1(珍珠岩∶蛭石=3 ∶ 1)、处理 3(泥炭土∶沙子 =1 ∶ 1)中苗木根系直径最大。(4)单株根系直径在 0~0.5 mm 的棱果花根系平均长度最大,根尖数最多,0.5~1 mm 根系表面积最大,根体积最大。不同基质改变了棱果花扦插苗的根系形态特征,对棱果花扦插苗生根及生长早期发育影响显著。
关键词:  棱果花扦插苗  基质  生物量分配  根系生长
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基金项目:长花期特色花卉棱果花新品种选育
Effect of Substrates on Biomass Allocation and Root Growth of Cuttings in Barthea barthei
RONG DAOJUN1, LUO YONGZHI1, XU BIN2, PAN WEN2, ZHANG WEIHUA2, ZHU BAOZHU2, CHEN XINYU2
1.Guangdong Procincal ShaTau Kok Forest Farm(Wutongshan National Forest Park Mangement Office of Guangdong Province);2.Guangdong Academy of Forestry
Abstract:
To explore the effect of substrates on biomass allocation and root growth of cuttings in trees, we conducted experiments of Barthea barthei cuttings seedlings. We assessed the traits of 5 substrates on the biomass allocation and root morphology. The results indicated that (1) Treatment 4 had the largest survival rate and height growth. Treatment 2 had the largest ground diameter. (2) Different substrates had great in?uence on biomass allocation of Barthea barthei cuttings seedlings. Treatment 4 had the largest root top ratio. (3) Treatment 4 had the largest root length and root surface area, treatment 1 and treatment 3 had the largest root diameter. (4) It had the largest root length and root tip number in 0-0.5mm, while it had the largest root surface area and root volume in 0.5-1mm. Consequently, substrates could be used to dramatically promote the growth and survival of by improving their root morphology of their roots during early growing stages.
Key words:  Barthea barthei cuttings seedlings  substrates  biomass allocation  root growth