Comprehensive Evaluation on Drought Resistance of Different Hippophae Rhamnoides in Ulan Buh Desert
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    [Objective] To evaluate drought resistance of seventeen Hippophae rhamnoides in Ulan Buh Desert in order to provide theoretical basis for the selection of drought resistant species.[Methods] Under different soil moisture conditions, subordinate function values analysis was used to evaluate drought resistance.[Results] (1) With the increasing of drought stress, water saturation deficit, boung water and bound/free water ratio, and cell membrane permeability increased. Water saturation deficit ranged from 22.88% to 64.85%, and maintained at the same high level in Qiuyisike, Ou 11 and Baiqiu. Boung water and bound/free water ratio showed a high level in Shenqiuhong and Ou11. The relative electric conductivity in Chengse and Baiqiu was significantly higher than that in the other varieties.(2) As the acceleration in drought stress, the content of chlorophyll, water-retaining capcity, photosynthetic rate, transpiration rate and stomatal conductance showed a decreasing trend. Yalishanda 12 had the highest content of chlorophyll. The rate of water loss in Chengse and Xiangyang was significantly higher than that in the other varieties. Photosynthetic and transpiration rate in Liaofu 1 and Shenqiuhong declined by a large margin, while the decline of stomatal conductance in Liaofu 1 and Shenqiuhong maintained at a moderate level.[Conclusion] The drought resistance of seventeen Hippophae rhamnoides showed as follows:Liaofu 1 >Ou 11 >Shenqiuhong >Zhuangyuanhuang >Zongqiu >Zhiwuyuan >Baiqiu >Xiboliyahongyun >Qiuyisike >Yalishanda 12 >Chengse >Gaijiasuo >Xiangyang >Juren >Wuhe >Katuni >Haibin.

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徐军,陈海玲,刘芳,罗红梅,段娜,马迎宾,张格.乌兰布和沙区不同品种沙棘的抗旱性综合评价[J].水土保持通报英文版,2015,35(5):88-94

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  • Received:June 30,2014
  • Revised:August 07,2014
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