The Theory and Simulation Studies of Stomatal Conductance at Night

doi:10.13466/j.cnki.lyzygl.2019.02.020

Abstract

Abstract:

Stomata is an important organ in plant physiological process.It is important to analyze the stomatal behavior of plant leaves in order to simulate their physiological and ecological processes and hydrological cycles.Traditional theory thinks that the stomata of plants is closed,while more and more evidences show that the stomata is not completely shut down,and this phenomenon may exist widely in plant.Previous theories and researches have not fully explained the night stomatal conductance response to various environmental factors,and the relationships between them still have some obscure places.In this study,we then synthesized the recent developments and lessons in night stomatal conductance theory and simulation,including the change characteristics and driving factors of night stomatal conductance on the time scale,and analyzed the stomatal conductance model.Future research will focus on time scale expansion and related model simulation analysis.

Key words: the stomatal conductance at night, change characteristics, environmental factors, response, model

CLC Number:

Q945.1

GONG Yinting, ZHENG Guilian, REN Zhengxing. The Theory and Simulation Studies of Stomatal Conductance at Night[J]. FOREST RESOURCES WANAGEMENT, 2019, (2): 137-141.

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