Paper · 2012 · Journal of Zhejiang University Agriculture and Life Sciences

Plasticity responses of two sympodial bamboo species to nitrogen levels

Zheke Zhong

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Abstract

Bamboo has very wide applications such as construction materials,fibre production,biological energy,food and traditional Chinese medicines,etc.Moreover,the area of bamboo forest will increase in future as a result of bamboo industry’s development into a pillar industry in rural areas of south China.The limitation of nitrogen supplements in plant growth and biomass is more sensitive than other nutrition elements.So addition of different nitrogen fertilizers will affect the growth procession.Although there are numerous studies focusing on monopodial bamboo species,these types of key researches are missing in sympodial bamboo research,which is negative to the bamboo industry.Investigating the plasticity and physioecology of sympodial bamboo is helpful to comprehend its adaptability under different cultivation and afforestation conditions.In order to understand the relationship between plasticity of sympodial bamboo and soil nitrogen input under the semi-natural and afforestation condition,the morphological and physiological adaptability variations of two sympodial bamboo seedlings,namely,Oxytenanthera braunii(wine bamboo)and Dendrocalamopsis oldhami,were studied.We set up 5nitrogen fertilization CO(NH2)2levels,i.e.N0(calculated by N content),N40,N80,N120,N160kg/hm 2 after 52.7kg / hm 2 Ca(H 2 PO 4) 2 and(K 2 SO 4) K 2 O 56.3kg / hm 2 were applied into the soil.And 1alater,we measured the morphological and photosynthesis characteristics.Results showed that wine bamboo had higher biomass and resource utilization efficiency compared with D.oldhami.And the optimal nitrogen fertilizer level for wine bamboo was about N 120 while for D.oldhami was N 80,so wine bamboo had higher utilization capacity.These two bamboos achieved their most optimized light utilization by elevating SLA,extending crown,increasing total leave areas and developing height.Meanwhile,the positive behavior was observed that the relative growth rate and root radius of wine bamboo and D.oldhami increased with the increase of nitrogen level.The nitrogen content of N 160 was to high that it affected the optimal growth,but it was still better than N 40 and the control treatment.Under the condition of medium nitrogen fertilizer supply(N 80 N 120),the physiological traits such as P max,LSP,LCP,R d and φAQY were improved.The data of lower nitrogen supply like N 40 treatment implied that the plasticity responses were not significant except for the root and φAQY.The higher biomass and SLA of wine bamboo,representing the capacity of absorbing carbon dioxide,implied that it could possess better adaptation and stronger propagation ability in the mid-high mountains of Southwest China after being introduced and afforested.The result of this study indicated that sympodial bamboo such as wine bamboo and D.oldhami should be planted on fertile soils where its habitat is managed to decrease the weeds growth,increase the root radius,branch length and total leaves areas so as to extend the crown to elevate photosynthesis and propagation rate.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Wine bamboo had higher biomass than D. oldhami.

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wine bambooe0
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biomasse0
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D.oldhamie0

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“wine bamboo had higher biomass and resource utilization efficiency compared with D.oldhami.”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Wine bamboo had higher resource utilization efficiency than D. oldhami.

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wine bambooe0
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resource utilization efficiencye0
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highere0
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D.oldhamie0

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“wine bamboo had higher biomass and resource utilization efficiency compared with D.oldhami.”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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The optimal nitrogen fertilizer level for wine bamboo was about N 120.

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wine bambooe0
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optimal nitrogen fertilizer levele0
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N 120e0

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“the optimal nitrogen fertilizer level for wine bamboo was about N 120 while for D.oldhami was N 80”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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The optimal nitrogen fertilizer level for D. oldhami was N 80.

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D.oldhamiBambusa oldhamiie0
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optimal nitrogen fertilizer levele0
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N 80e0

Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.

Bambusa oldhamii
Bambusa oldhamii · TaxonStan Shebs · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons ↗

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“the optimal nitrogen fertilizer level for wine bamboo was about N 120 while for D.oldhami was N 80”

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Mechanismauthor interpretationoriginal resultmeasured

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Both bamboos optimized light utilization by elevating SLA, extending crowns, increasing leaf area and height.

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bamboosBambusae0
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light utilizatione0
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elevating SLA,extending crown,increasing total leave areas and developing heighte0

Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.

Bambusa
Bambusa · Taxon · picture of the genus (one of its species)Stan Shebs · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons ↗

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“These two bamboos achieved their most optimized light utilization by elevating SLA,extending crown,increasing total leave areas and developing height.”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Relative growth rate and root radius of wine bamboo and D. oldhami increased with nitrogen level.

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wine bamboo and D.oldhamie0
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nitrogen levele0
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relative growth rate and root radiuse0
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increasede0

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“the relative growth rate and root radius of wine bamboo and D.oldhami increased with the increase of nitrogen level.”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmixedmeasured

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N 160 impaired optimal growth, although it performed better than N 40 and control.

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bambooBambuseaet0
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N 160e0
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optimal growthe0
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N 40 and the control treatmente0

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“The nitrogen content of N 160 was to high that it affected the optimal growth,but it was still better than N 40 and the control treatment.”

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“bamboo”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Medium nitrogen supply improved P max, LSP and LCP.

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bambooBambuseaet0
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medium nitrogen fertilizer supply(N 80 N 120)e0
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P max,LSP,LCPe0
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“Under the condition of medium nitrogen fertilizer supply(N 80 N 120),the physiological traits such as P max,LSP,LCP,R d and φAQY were improved.”

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“bamboo”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Medium nitrogen supply improved R d and φAQY.

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bambooBambuseaet0
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medium nitrogen fertilizer supply(N 80 N 120)e0
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R d and φAQYe0
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improvede0

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“Under the condition of medium nitrogen fertilizer supply(N 80 N 120),the physiological traits such as P max,LSP,LCP,R d and φAQY were improved.”

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“bamboo”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnot significant (as stated)measured

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At N 40, plasticity responses were not significant except root and φAQY.

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bambooBambuseaet0
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N 40 treatmente0
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plasticity responsese0
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not significante0
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except for the root and φAQYe0

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“The data of lower nitrogen supply like N 40 treatment implied that the plasticity responses were not significant except for the root and φAQY.”

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“bamboo”

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Associationauthor interpretationoriginal resultmeasured

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Higher biomass and SLA suggested wine bamboo could adapt and propagate better in mid-high Southwest China mountains.

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wine bambooe0
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better adaptation and stronger propagation abilitye0
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bettere0
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higher biomass and SLAe0
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mid-high mountains of Southwest Chinae0

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“The higher biomass and SLA of wine bamboo,representing the capacity of absorbing carbon dioxide,implied that it could possess better adaptation and stronger propagation ability in the mid-high mountains of Southwest China after being introduced and afforested.”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultbasis n/a

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The authors recommend planting sympodial bamboo on fertile soils with habitat management to reduce weeds and promote crown, photosynthesis and propagation.

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wine bamboo and D.oldhamie0
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should be planted on fertile soilse0
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habitat is managed to decrease the weeds growth,increase the root radius,branch length and total leaves arease0

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“sympodial bamboo such as wine bamboo and D.oldhami should be planted on fertile soils where its habitat is managed to decrease the weeds growth,increase the root radius,branch length and total leaves areas so as to extend the crown to elevate photosynthesis and propagation rate.”

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