Comparison of Leaf Traits (SLA And LMA) on Different Populations of Alcea apterocarpa

Sürmen, Burak; Kutbay, Hamdi Güray; Çakmak, Abdullah; Yilmaz, Hakan

doi:10.15671/hjbc.20164417630

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“…In this study, there were statistically significant differences at the P<0.01 level in SLA (dm 2 /g) and LMA (g/dm 2 ) values between localities and among the months (Table 2). Similarly, Sürmen et al (2016), Bilgin and Güzel (2017) reported that there were statistically significant differences in SLA and LMA values between both localities and months. The highest and the lowest SLA values (dm 2 /g) were at 485 m (1.62 dm 2 /g) in May (2.15 dm 2 /g) and 170 m (1.24 dm 2 /g) in December (0.99 dm 2 /g), respectively.…”

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“…SLA is the ratio of plant leaf area to dry weight and is related to the light intensity of the area where the plants are located, vegetation cover, water extraction capacity, plant species, leaf structure and net photosynthesis rate (Sellin, 2001). LMA is the ratio of leaf dry weight to leaf area (Sürmen et al, 2016). LMA values may vary depending on the species as well as among individuals of the same species.…”

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Effect of Seasonal, Altitudinal and Climatical Variations on SLA and LMA Parameters of Diospyros kaki L.

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Bilgin

İZMİRLİ

2023

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In the present study, the variation of key leaf characteristics, such as SLA and LMA in plant samples collected from four locations were determined using a Li-Cor portable leaf area measuring device. The effect of seasonal, altitudinal and climatic variations on SLA and LMA was evaluated. There were significant differences (P<0.01) in SLA and LMA values in terms of localities, months, temperature and precipitation. There were both elevation and seasonal variables in SLA and LMA values. The highest SLA and LMA values were in May and December, respectively. SLA and LMA values increased and decreased with increasing elevation, respectively. SLA and LMA of Diospyros kaki were related with temperature and precipitation. Results indicated that there were variations on SLA and LMA parameters due to ecological factors.

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Effect of Seasonal, Altitudinal and Climatical Variations on SLA and LMA Parameters of Diospyros kaki L.

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Bilgin

İZMİRLİ

2023

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“…Fakat sonuçlara göre A. altissima'ya ait NRE değeri yüksek çıkmıştır. Bu durum iki şekilde açıklanabilir; birincisi A. altissima'nın fırsatçı ve korumacı stratejiler sergilemesinden dolayı [55], ikincisi ise çalışma alanının suya doygun olması nedeniyle azotun alınabilir formda olmamasıdır [72]. Bazı Akdeniz adalarında yapılan çalışmalarda, A. altissima varlığının bulunduğu alanlardaki azot varlığını ve pH değerini arttırdığı, bununla beraber alanın tür zenginliğini azalttığı belirlenmiştir [73].…”

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İstilacı Ailanthus altissima (Mill.) Swingle (Simaroubaceae) Türünün Yaprak N ve P Rezorbsiyonu

Sürmen

2020

Bilecik Şeyh Edebali Üniversitesi Fen Bilimleri Dergisi

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In this study, leaf N and P resorption levels of invasive Ailanthus altissima (Mill.) Swingle species were investigated. For this goal, leaf and soil samples were collected during the vegetation period. Thus, it was aimed to determine the amount of N and P elements from the leaves and their relationships with some soil properties. Forests in the Hendek district of Sakarya province which are affected by disturbance and species is gradually spread have been selected as the study area. Leaf and soil samples were collected every month during the vegetation period. The green and senescence periods of the species were determined by using N and P analyzes in the leaf samples taken and the resorption amounts were calculated. In addition, N and P contents, pH and electrical conductivity values of soil samples were measured and their relationships with resorption levels were explained. According to the findings, the N resorption ability of the species was found to be high and P resorption ability was close to the limit values. In addition, it was found that different soil properties (nutrient content, pH and electrical conductivity) did not adversely affect N and P resorption levels. As a result, A. altissima can be developed in areas with low nutrient content, different pH and electrical conductivity values, and so species can be used in plantation studies. Beside the abundance of litter with high nutrient content also enables the soil to enrich in N and P.

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“…Its natural habitats are stony, fields and maquis areas. It is in "LC" category according to red list of threatened species (IUCN) (Kutbay et al 2014, Sürmen et al 2016. This plant is generally used in folk medicine, landscape and ornamental studies.…”

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Foliar resorption of nitrogen and phosphorus in Alcea apterocarpa (Malvaceae) in different habitats types

2022

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The study goal is to reveal foliar resorption patterns of Alcea apterocarpa populations in different habitats (riverbank, meadow and forest clearing) in the Central Black Sea Region of Turkey. We determined foliar nitrogen and phosphorus resorption, considering proficiency and efficiency. The resorption efficiency was also calculated using the mass loss correction factor (MLCF). Some studies indicated that MLCF provides unbiased resorption values. Phosphorus resorption proficiencies (PRP) of species were intermediate level, while nitrogen resorption proficiencies (NRP) were complete level. Phosphorus resorption efficiencies (PRE) were intermediate level for all habitats considering MLCF, while in meadow habitat, PRE was complete level without MLCF. Nitrogen resorption efficiencies (NRE) were intermediate level for all habitats without MLCF, but NRE values of meadow and forest clearing were incomplete level as using MLCF. Green leaf N/P ratios of A. apterocarpa were higher in riverbank, while senescence leaf N/P ratios were higher in meadow habitat. Only, the regression relationship between PRP and green leaf N/P ratio was not significant.

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Comparison of Leaf Traits (SLA And LMA) on Different Populations of Alcea apterocarpa

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Effect of Seasonal, Altitudinal and Climatical Variations on SLA and LMA Parameters of Diospyros kaki L.

Effect of Seasonal, Altitudinal and Climatical Variations on SLA and LMA Parameters of Diospyros kaki L.

İstilacı Ailanthus altissima (Mill.) Swingle (Simaroubaceae) Türünün Yaprak N ve P Rezorbsiyonu

Foliar resorption of nitrogen and phosphorus in Alcea apterocarpa (Malvaceae) in different habitats types

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