Postharvest growth dynamic of Schoenoplectus californicus along fluvio-estuarine and flooding gradients

Sabaj, Viveka; Conde, Daniel; Rodríguez-Gallego, Lorena; Kandus, Patricia

doi:10.1007/s11273-017-9560-0

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“…For three selected plant species, the negative responses of functional traits all seemed weaker on the sediments mixed with a medium volume of sand than other sediments, leading to lower levels of plant growth inhibition under flooding. This compensated for the accumulation of plant biomass [65] and compressed differences in plant biomass with low sand-content sediments. But when the plants recover from the flooded environment, the inhibition weak with the increasing period for plant recovery growth [66], and the final plant biomass would be predictably higher on the sediments with the excellent nutrient-retaining ability (mixed ≤30% sand in our experiment).…”

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Interactive Effects of Flooding Duration and Sediment Texture on the Growth and Adaptation of Three Plant Species in the Poyang Lake Wetland

Liu

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Biology

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Flooding duration and sediment texture play vital roles in the growth and adaptation of wetland plants. However, there is a lack of research on the interactive effects of flooding duration and sediments on wetland plants. A two-factor experiment with flooding duration and sediment texture was designed in the study, involving three plant species commonly found in the Poyang Lake wetland (i.e., Carex cinerascens, Phalaris arundinacea, and Polygonum criopolitanum). Our findings were as follows: (i) Sediments play a crucial role in the growth and adaptation of hygrophilous plants, but they exhibited a weaker effect than flooding. (ii) Sediment texture mediates flooding to affect the stressing responses of wetland plant functional traits, including the leaf chlorophyll content, the plant height, and the number of leaves and ramets. (iii) Sediment texture forms interactive effects with flooding duration and directly influences hygrophilous plants. The results of this study help provide theoretical insights from a more scientific perspective for the prediction of hygrophilous plant dynamics and to facilitate the formulation of wetland management.

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Interactive Effects of Flooding Duration and Sediment Texture on the Growth and Adaptation of Three Plant Species in the Poyang Lake Wetland

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Biology

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Allometric determinations in the early development of Schoenoplectus californicus to monitor nutrient uptake in constructed wetlands

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Achá

2023

Ecohydrology & Hydrobiology

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Postharvest growth dynamic of Schoenoplectus californicus along fluvio-estuarine and flooding gradients

Cited by 2 publications

References 30 publications

Interactive Effects of Flooding Duration and Sediment Texture on the Growth and Adaptation of Three Plant Species in the Poyang Lake Wetland

Interactive Effects of Flooding Duration and Sediment Texture on the Growth and Adaptation of Three Plant Species in the Poyang Lake Wetland

Allometric determinations in the early development of Schoenoplectus californicus to monitor nutrient uptake in constructed wetlands

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