Epidermal diffusive conductance as related to leaf water potential and photon flux density
Pospíšilová J., Solárová J.
BIOLOGIA PLANTARUM 20: 453-457, 1978
Klíčová slova: adaxial and abaxial epidermis, irradiance, water stress, stomata
Abstrakt: Abstraet. Response of epidermal diffusive conductance to simultaneous changes in leaf water potential and photon flux density was studied in primary bean leaves. Values of epidermal conductance corresponding to every photon flux density decreased with decreasing leaf water potential below --6.9 • 105 Pa; slight decrease was followed by a rapid one at water potential ranging from --8.0 to --10.5 • 105 Pa. In the leaves with water potential lower than --10.5 • 105 Pa neither the saturated photon flux density (1200 ~einstoin m-2s -1) induced photoactive stomatal opening. :Negative influence of one factor could be partially compensated by positive influence of the other. These results were in good agreement with the considered mechanism of action of leaf water potential and photon flux density on epidermal conductance.
DOI: 10.1007/BF02923350
Autoři z ÚEB: Jana Pospíšilová
BIOLOGIA PLANTARUM 20: 453-457, 1978
Klíčová slova: adaxial and abaxial epidermis, irradiance, water stress, stomata
Abstrakt: Abstraet. Response of epidermal diffusive conductance to simultaneous changes in leaf water potential and photon flux density was studied in primary bean leaves. Values of epidermal conductance corresponding to every photon flux density decreased with decreasing leaf water potential below --6.9 • 105 Pa; slight decrease was followed by a rapid one at water potential ranging from --8.0 to --10.5 • 105 Pa. In the leaves with water potential lower than --10.5 • 105 Pa neither the saturated photon flux density (1200 ~einstoin m-2s -1) induced photoactive stomatal opening. :Negative influence of one factor could be partially compensated by positive influence of the other. These results were in good agreement with the considered mechanism of action of leaf water potential and photon flux density on epidermal conductance.
DOI: 10.1007/BF02923350