Philadelphus Caucasicus Koehne in the High-Mountainous Dagestan (Tlyaratinsky Population)

Asadulaev, Z. M.; Садыкова, Г. А.; Маллалиев, М. М.; Omarova, P.K.

doi:10.33580/2409-2444-2019-5-2-7-10

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“…In climate diagrams of Ball-Taylor for improvement of interpretation of results of botanical researches by us it is offered to enter two elements -the line of temperature of biological zero and the line of an index the aridities reflecting features of territories and ecology of types (Asadulaev, Sadykova, 2011).…”

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Comparison of climate diagrams and their modifications when interpreting botanical studies

2022

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The article deals with present approaches to evaluating climate diagrams of Walter-Gossen and Ball-Taylor. Climate diagrams of Ball-Taylor were modified with new methodical elements (base growth temperature line and index of aridity) showing the peculiarities of territories and the ecology of species. Analysis of the growth activity of annual shoots of J. oblonga plants and morphological and anatomical characteristics of the leaves of Platanus orientalis L., Quercus robur L., Ulmus pumila L. in Makhachkala with the use of modified climate diagrams of Ball-Taylor has allowed to get a complete picture of the adaptive mechanisms of plants of these types to weather conditions.

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“…The first elementthe horizontal line (Тb), is carried out at the level of temperature of biological zero corresponding to the bottom threshold of physiological and morphogenetic activity of a vegetable organism (fig. 1) [6]. This threshold is various for plants with different ecology.…”

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