Responses of Aneurolepidium Chinensis and Stipa Baicalensis to High CO2 Concentration and Soil Drought
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Responses of Aneurolepidium Chinensis and Stipa Baicalensis to High CO2 Concentration and Soil Drought
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 22, Issue 6, Pages: 12-14(2003)
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中国气象科学研究院,北京,100081
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GAO Su-hua, GUO Jian-ping. Responses of Aneurolepidium Chinensis and Stipa Baicalensis to High CO2 Concentration and Soil Drought[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2003, 22(6): 12-14.
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GAO Su-hua, GUO Jian-ping. Responses of Aneurolepidium Chinensis and Stipa Baicalensis to High CO2 Concentration and Soil Drought[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2003, 22(6): 12-14.DOI:
Responses of Aneurolepidium Chinensis and Stipa Baicalensis to High CO2 Concentration and Soil Drought
the "fertilization function" of CO2 enrichment on Aneurolepidium chinensis and Stipa baicalensis is analyzed.The results showed that the biomass increased with CO2 concentration enrichment
and their total biomass increased by 40.0% and 45.0%.The impacts of soil drought on growth and accumulation of dry matter of Aneurolepidium chinensis and Stipa baicalensis were negative
and these negative impacts were enhanced with drought aggravating.Total biomass decreased by about 16% and 30% under light drought
and decreased by about 44% and 35% under heavy drought.The fertilization effect on the two species weakened under soil drought
and it was more obvious on Aneurolepidium chinensis than on Stipa baicalensis.
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