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Comparison of Pigment Content and Photosynthetic Capacity of Quercus mongolica Stands at Namsan, Seoul and Paekcheoksan, Kangwondo

서울 남산과 강원도 백적산의 신갈나무 숲에서 엽록소 함량 및 광합성능의 비교

  • Published : 2003.10.01

Abstract

To elucidate effects of air pollutants on ecophysiological properties of two Quercus mongolica stands at different levels of air pollution, photosynthetic capacity and chloroplast pigment were measured in leaves of Q. mongolica. Photosynthetic capacity, photosynthetic pigment content and SLA (specific leaf area) of Q. mongolica leaves in polluted area were lower than those in nonpolluted area. Also, the chlorosis and mottling in some of leaves were observed in polluted area after August. Except for total carotenoid (P<0.05) the correlations between photosynthetic capacity and pigment content were not significant. Photosynthetic capacity of Q. mongolica leaves in polluted area was decreased after July.

서울 남산과 강원도 백적산의 신갈나무 숲의 잎의 광합성 색소함량, 광합성능 및 증산율을 현장에서 측정하여 비교하였다. 서울 남산의 신갈나무의 광합성능, 광합성 색소함량 및 비엽면적이 강원도 백적산의 것보다 낮았다 신갈나무 잎의 광합성 색소함량은 6월초에 강원도 백적산보다 서울 남산이 많았으나 그 이후에 후자에서 적었고 두 지역 모두 시간이 경과함에 따라 감소하는 경향을 보였다. 8월 이후에 서울 남산의 신갈나무 잎의 일부에서 반점이 출현하였다. 비엽면적은 서울 남산의 것에서 작았다. 잎의 광합성능은 서울 남산에서 7∼9 월에 더 낮았다.

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