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In situ CO2 gas-exchange in fruits of a tropical tree, Durio zibethinus Murray

We examined the in situ CO2 gas-exchange of fruits of a tropical tree, Durio zibethinus Murray, growing in an experimental field station of the Universiti Pertanian Malaysia. Day and night dark respiration rates were exponentially related to air temperature. The temperature dependent dark respiratio...

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主要な著者: Ogawa, Kazuharu, Furukawa, Akio, Hagihara, Akio, Abdullah, AhmadMakmom, Awang, Muhamad
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出版事項: Springer Science and Business Media LLC 1995
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spelling my.upm.eprints.1150892025-02-19T07:31:55Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/115089/ In situ CO2 gas-exchange in fruits of a tropical tree, Durio zibethinus Murray Ogawa, Kazuharu Furukawa, Akio Hagihara, Akio Abdullah, AhmadMakmom Awang, Muhamad We examined the in situ CO2 gas-exchange of fruits of a tropical tree, Durio zibethinus Murray, growing in an experimental field station of the Universiti Pertanian Malaysia. Day and night dark respiration rates were exponentially related to air temperature. The temperature dependent dark respiration rate showed a clockwise loop as time progressed from morning to night, and the rate was higher in the daytime than at night. The gross photosynthetic rate was estimated by summing the rates of daytime dark respiration and net photosynthesis. Photosynthetic CO2 refixation, which is defined as the ratio of gross photosynthetic rate to dark respiration rate in the daytime, ranged between 15 and 45%. The photosynthetic CO2 refixation increased rapidly as the temperature increased in the lower range of air temperature Tc (Tc <28.5 °C), while it decreased gradually as the temperature increased in the higher range (Tc ≥28.5 °C). Light dependence of photosynthetic CO2 refixation was approximated by a hyperbolic formula, where light saturation was achieved at 100 μmol m-2 s-1 and the asymptotic CO2 refixation was determined to be 37.4%. The estimated gross photosynthesis and dark respiration per day were 1.15 and 4.90 g CO2 fruit-1, respectively. Thus the CO2 refixation reduced the respiration loss per day by 23%. The effect of fruit size on night respiration rate satisfied a power function, where the exponent was larger than unity. Springer Science and Business Media LLC 1995 Article PeerReviewed text en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/115089/1/115089.pdf Ogawa, Kazuharu and Furukawa, Akio and Hagihara, Akio and Abdullah, AhmadMakmom and Awang, Muhamad (1995) In situ CO2 gas-exchange in fruits of a tropical tree, Durio zibethinus Murray. Trees, 9 (5). pp. 241-246. ISSN 0931-1890; eISSN: 1432-2285 https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF00202013?error=cookies_not_supported&code=d4dae9f7-f18c-4a6c-b2c2-8469c2256f91 10.1007/BF00202013
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description We examined the in situ CO2 gas-exchange of fruits of a tropical tree, Durio zibethinus Murray, growing in an experimental field station of the Universiti Pertanian Malaysia. Day and night dark respiration rates were exponentially related to air temperature. The temperature dependent dark respiration rate showed a clockwise loop as time progressed from morning to night, and the rate was higher in the daytime than at night. The gross photosynthetic rate was estimated by summing the rates of daytime dark respiration and net photosynthesis. Photosynthetic CO2 refixation, which is defined as the ratio of gross photosynthetic rate to dark respiration rate in the daytime, ranged between 15 and 45%. The photosynthetic CO2 refixation increased rapidly as the temperature increased in the lower range of air temperature Tc (Tc <28.5 °C), while it decreased gradually as the temperature increased in the higher range (Tc ≥28.5 °C). Light dependence of photosynthetic CO2 refixation was approximated by a hyperbolic formula, where light saturation was achieved at 100 μmol m-2 s-1 and the asymptotic CO2 refixation was determined to be 37.4%. The estimated gross photosynthesis and dark respiration per day were 1.15 and 4.90 g CO2 fruit-1, respectively. Thus the CO2 refixation reduced the respiration loss per day by 23%. The effect of fruit size on night respiration rate satisfied a power function, where the exponent was larger than unity.
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author Ogawa, Kazuharu
Furukawa, Akio
Hagihara, Akio
Abdullah, AhmadMakmom
Awang, Muhamad
spellingShingle Ogawa, Kazuharu
Furukawa, Akio
Hagihara, Akio
Abdullah, AhmadMakmom
Awang, Muhamad
In situ CO2 gas-exchange in fruits of a tropical tree, Durio zibethinus Murray
author_facet Ogawa, Kazuharu
Furukawa, Akio
Hagihara, Akio
Abdullah, AhmadMakmom
Awang, Muhamad
author_sort Ogawa, Kazuharu
title In situ CO2 gas-exchange in fruits of a tropical tree, Durio zibethinus Murray
title_short In situ CO2 gas-exchange in fruits of a tropical tree, Durio zibethinus Murray
title_full In situ CO2 gas-exchange in fruits of a tropical tree, Durio zibethinus Murray
title_fullStr In situ CO2 gas-exchange in fruits of a tropical tree, Durio zibethinus Murray
title_full_unstemmed In situ CO2 gas-exchange in fruits of a tropical tree, Durio zibethinus Murray
title_sort in situ co2 gas-exchange in fruits of a tropical tree, durio zibethinus murray
publisher Springer Science and Business Media LLC
publishDate 1995
url http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/115089/1/115089.pdf
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