Effect of elevation and canopy condition on morphological traits and leaf fluctuating asymmetry of a bamboo, Chimonobambusa utilis in Jinfo Mountain Nature Reserve, Southwest China

Due to widespread distribution of dwarf bamboo, Chimonobambusa utilis, in mountain environment, the effects of elevation (low and high) and canopy condition (forest understorey and forest edge) on the clonal morphology and leaf fluctuating asymmetry were investigated in an evergreen broadleaves fore...

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Main Authors: Qing, Yu Li, Zhuo-Wen Zhang, Wen Zhang, Jian, Ping Tao, Jiang, Hua Liu, Xiao, Hui Yong, Xue, Feng Meng, Zhen, Li, Yong, Jian Wang
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Published: Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia 2014
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spelling ukm-75062016-12-14T06:44:18Z http://journalarticle.ukm.my/7506/ Effect of elevation and canopy condition on morphological traits and leaf fluctuating asymmetry of a bamboo, Chimonobambusa utilis in Jinfo Mountain Nature Reserve, Southwest China Qing, Yu Li Zhuo-Wen Zhang, Wen Zhang Jian, Ping Tao Jiang, Hua Liu Xiao, Hui Yong Xue, Feng Meng Zhen, Li Yong, Jian Wang Due to widespread distribution of dwarf bamboo, Chimonobambusa utilis, in mountain environment, the effects of elevation (low and high) and canopy condition (forest understorey and forest edge) on the clonal morphology and leaf fluctuating asymmetry were investigated in an evergreen broadleaves forest of Jinfo Mountain Nature Reserve. Elevation and canopy condition were significant for all morphological traits of C. utilis (except for effect of elevation on node number under branch). Traits of clonal morphology such as height, basal diameter, height under branch tended to be higher in forest understorey and in high elevation. Forest understorey in high elevation was favour of shooting number. Interaction of elevation and canopy conditions had a significant effect on growth of node. Single leaf area (SLA) and all indices of fluctuating asymmetry were significantly higher in low elevation than that in high elevation of forest understorey. Thus, elevation and canopy condition formed environmental stress that lead to the adaptation of morphological traits and leaf fluctuating asymmetry of C. utilis populations to mountain forest habitats. Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia 2014-08 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://journalarticle.ukm.my/7506/1/01_Qing-Yu_Ling.pdf Qing, Yu Li and Zhuo-Wen Zhang, Wen Zhang and Jian, Ping Tao and Jiang, Hua Liu and Xiao, Hui Yong and Xue, Feng Meng and Zhen, Li and Yong, Jian Wang (2014) Effect of elevation and canopy condition on morphological traits and leaf fluctuating asymmetry of a bamboo, Chimonobambusa utilis in Jinfo Mountain Nature Reserve, Southwest China. Sains Malaysiana, 43 (8). pp. 1119-1125. ISSN 0126-6039 http://www.ukm.my/jsm
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description Due to widespread distribution of dwarf bamboo, Chimonobambusa utilis, in mountain environment, the effects of elevation (low and high) and canopy condition (forest understorey and forest edge) on the clonal morphology and leaf fluctuating asymmetry were investigated in an evergreen broadleaves forest of Jinfo Mountain Nature Reserve. Elevation and canopy condition were significant for all morphological traits of C. utilis (except for effect of elevation on node number under branch). Traits of clonal morphology such as height, basal diameter, height under branch tended to be higher in forest understorey and in high elevation. Forest understorey in high elevation was favour of shooting number. Interaction of elevation and canopy conditions had a significant effect on growth of node. Single leaf area (SLA) and all indices of fluctuating asymmetry were significantly higher in low elevation than that in high elevation of forest understorey. Thus, elevation and canopy condition formed environmental stress that lead to the adaptation of morphological traits and leaf fluctuating asymmetry of C. utilis populations to mountain forest habitats.
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author Qing, Yu Li
Zhuo-Wen Zhang, Wen Zhang
Jian, Ping Tao
Jiang, Hua Liu
Xiao, Hui Yong
Xue, Feng Meng
Zhen, Li
Yong, Jian Wang
spellingShingle Qing, Yu Li
Zhuo-Wen Zhang, Wen Zhang
Jian, Ping Tao
Jiang, Hua Liu
Xiao, Hui Yong
Xue, Feng Meng
Zhen, Li
Yong, Jian Wang
Effect of elevation and canopy condition on morphological traits and leaf fluctuating asymmetry of a bamboo, Chimonobambusa utilis in Jinfo Mountain Nature Reserve, Southwest China
author_facet Qing, Yu Li
Zhuo-Wen Zhang, Wen Zhang
Jian, Ping Tao
Jiang, Hua Liu
Xiao, Hui Yong
Xue, Feng Meng
Zhen, Li
Yong, Jian Wang
author_sort Qing, Yu Li
title Effect of elevation and canopy condition on morphological traits and leaf fluctuating asymmetry of a bamboo, Chimonobambusa utilis in Jinfo Mountain Nature Reserve, Southwest China
title_short Effect of elevation and canopy condition on morphological traits and leaf fluctuating asymmetry of a bamboo, Chimonobambusa utilis in Jinfo Mountain Nature Reserve, Southwest China
title_full Effect of elevation and canopy condition on morphological traits and leaf fluctuating asymmetry of a bamboo, Chimonobambusa utilis in Jinfo Mountain Nature Reserve, Southwest China
title_fullStr Effect of elevation and canopy condition on morphological traits and leaf fluctuating asymmetry of a bamboo, Chimonobambusa utilis in Jinfo Mountain Nature Reserve, Southwest China
title_full_unstemmed Effect of elevation and canopy condition on morphological traits and leaf fluctuating asymmetry of a bamboo, Chimonobambusa utilis in Jinfo Mountain Nature Reserve, Southwest China
title_sort effect of elevation and canopy condition on morphological traits and leaf fluctuating asymmetry of a bamboo, chimonobambusa utilis in jinfo mountain nature reserve, southwest china
publisher Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
publishDate 2014
url http://journalarticle.ukm.my/7506/
http://journalarticle.ukm.my/7506/
http://journalarticle.ukm.my/7506/1/01_Qing-Yu_Ling.pdf
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