Тип публикации: статья из журнала
Год издания: 2021
Идентификатор DOI: 10.1111/pce.14117
Ключевые слова: allocation, girdling, growth, Pinus strobus, respiration, wood anatomy, xylogenesis
Аннотация: How variations in carbon supply affect wood formation remains poorly understood in particular in mature forest trees. To elucidate how carbon supply affects carbon allocation and wood formation, we attempted to manipulate carbon supply to the cambial region by phloem girdling and compression during the mid- and late-growing season and measured effects on structural development, CO2 efflux and nonstructural carbon reserves in stems of mature white pines. Wood formation and stem CO2 efflux varied with a location relative to treatment (i.e., above or below the restriction). We observed up to twice as many tracheids formed above versus below the treatment after the phloem transport manipulation, whereas the cell-wall area decreased only slightly below the treatments, and cell size did not change relative to the control. Nonstructural carbon reserves in the xylem, needles and roots were largely unaffected by the treatments. Our results suggest that low and high carbon supply affects wood formation, primarily through a strong effect on cell proliferation, and respiration, but local nonstructural carbon concentrations appear to be maintained homeostatically. This contrasts with reports of decoupling of source activity and wood formation at the whole-tree or ecosystem level, highlighting the need to better understand organ-specific responses, within-tree feedbacks, as well as phenological and ontogenetic effects on sink-source dynamics.
Издание
Журнал: Plant, Cell & Environment
Выпуск журнала: Т. 44, № 8
Номера страниц: 2506-2521
ISSN журнала: 01407791
Издатель: John Wiley & Sons
Персоны
- Rademacher T. (Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology,Harvard University)
- LeMoine J.M. (Center for Ecosystem Science and Society,Northern Arizona University)
- Seyednasrollah B. (Center for Ecosystem Science and Society,Northern Arizona University)
- Richardson A.D. (Center for Ecosystem Science and Society,Northern Arizona University)
- Basler D. (Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology,Harvard University)
- Fonti P. (Swiss Federal Research Institute for Forest,Snow and Landscape Research WSL)
- Fonti M.V. (Institute of Ecology and Geography,Siberian Federal University)
- Chen Y. (Department of Geography,University of Cambridge)
- Friend A.D. (Department of Geography,University of Cambridge)
- Eckes-Shephard A.H. (Department of Geography,University of Cambridge)
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