Claim · model-written summary
Viburnum utile used both soil and subcutaneous water in slight and non-desertified grades, but only soil water in medium and severe grades.
- Taxon
- Viburnum utile
Viburnum utilee0 - Outcome
- extracted water from both soil layers and subcutaneous zonee0
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Verbatim
e0“Pyracantha fortuneana,Rhamnus davurica and Viburnum utile in slight and non karst desertification grade extracted water from both soil layers and subcutaneous zone,while these plants only used water form soil layers in medium and severe grade”
Title
DU Xue-lia Changjiang liuyu ziyuan yu huanjing 2015
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Observation The studied plants generally extracted more water from soil layers than from the subcutaneous zone in rainy seasons.
- Association Plant use of subcutaneous water decreased as karst desertification increased.
- Observation Pyracantha fortuneana used both soil and subcutaneous water in slight and non-desertified grades, but only soil water in medium and severe grades.
- Observation Rhamnus davurica used both soil and subcutaneous water in slight and non-desertified grades, but only soil water in medium and severe grades.
- Observation Platycarya longipes used both water sources in non-desertified grades but only soil water in slight grades.
- Observation Carpinus pubescens used both water sources in non-desertified grades but only soil water in slight grades.