The influence of light conditions and interspecific competition on the root foraging traits and seedling growth of two tree species
作者： Yi Zhang , Xuehong Ma , Zhichun Zhou
DOI: 10.1080/11263504.2011.593199
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摘要: Abstract Enriched nutrient patches within natural soil represent an important source of nutrients for tree growth. In the present study, pot experiments in a heterogeneous environment were conducted to investigate influence light conditions and interspecific competition on root foraging traits seedling growth Pinus massoniana Schima superba. The scale whole-seedling biomass both species decreased by shading. result this treatment was lower sensitivity heterogeneity plants that underwent shading than exposed full-light conditions. above-ground S. superba not affected with P. massoniana. contrast, negatively more rapid rate extension efficient resource uptake S.superba appear expl...
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