Paper · 2010 · Anhui nongye kexue

Effect of the NPK Fertilization on the Photosynthesis of Crimson Seedless Grape Growth under the Condition of Dripping Irrigation in Xinjiang

Li Ming

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Abstract

[Objective] The effect of the different fertilization rate on the photosynthesis of seedless grape——Crimson under the condition of dripping irrigation in arid desert area of Xinjiang was investigated. [Method] Under the condition of dripping irrigation,5-year old variety grape——Crimson in the desert land being used as experimental material and treated with 3414 formula fertilization,the effect of the NPK fertilization on the photosynthetic characteristics and the variation principle of the photosynthetic characteristics from the 1st to 9th leaf above the fruiting branch were studied. [Results] The NPK fertilization could play a role in the adjustment of the net photosynthetic rate,the transpiration rate,the stomatal conductance and the intercellular CO2 concentration of grape leaf. From low to middle nitrogen fertilization level,the net photosynthetic rate and the transpiration rate of leaf was increased with its increment; however,from middle to high nitrogen fertilization level,they were decreased with its increment. The phosphorus fertilization did not obviously affect the net photosynthetic rate of the grape and with the increment of potassium fertilization,the level of net photosynthetic rate and transpiration rate showed a downward trend. In addition,net the photosynthetic rate at the 1st to 9th leaf above the fruiting branch was firstly increased and then decreased,and the maximum of net photosynthetic rate appeared in the 4th leaf above the fruiting branch. [Conclusion] The reference for the rational NPK fertilization for the high-yielding,good-quality and high efficiency seedless grape variety——Crimson production was provided.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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NPK fertilization adjusted net photosynthetic rate.

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net photosynthetic ratee0

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“The NPK fertilization could play a role in the adjustment of the net photosynthetic rate,the transpiration rate,the stomatal conductance and the intercellular CO2 concentration of grape leaf”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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NPK fertilization adjusted transpiration rate.

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transpiration ratee0

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“The NPK fertilization could play a role in the adjustment of the net photosynthetic rate,the transpiration rate,the stomatal conductance and the intercellular CO2 concentration of grape leaf”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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NPK fertilization adjusted stomatal conductance.

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stomatal conductancee0

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“The NPK fertilization could play a role in the adjustment of the net photosynthetic rate,the transpiration rate,the stomatal conductance and the intercellular CO2 concentration of grape leaf”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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NPK fertilization adjusted intercellular CO2 concentration.

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intercellular CO2 concentratione0

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“The NPK fertilization could play a role in the adjustment of the net photosynthetic rate,the transpiration rate,the stomatal conductance and the intercellular CO2 concentration of grape leaf”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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From low to middle nitrogen fertilization, net photosynthetic rate increased.

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net photosynthetic ratee0
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increasede0
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low to middle nitrogen fertilization levele0

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“From low to middle nitrogen fertilization level,the net photosynthetic rate and the transpiration rate of leaf was increased with its increment”

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“Grape”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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From low to middle nitrogen fertilization, transpiration rate increased.

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nitrogen fertilizatione0
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transpiration ratee0
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increasede0
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low to middle nitrogen fertilization levele0

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“From low to middle nitrogen fertilization level,the net photosynthetic rate and the transpiration rate of leaf was increased with its increment”

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“Grape”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultno effectmeasured

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Phosphorus fertilization did not obviously affect grape net photosynthetic rate.

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“The phosphorus fertilization did not obviously affect the net photosynthetic rate of the grape”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Increasing potassium fertilization reduced net photosynthetic rate and transpiration rate.

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potassium fertilizatione0
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net photosynthetic rate and transpiration ratee0
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downward trende0

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“with the increment of potassium fertilization,the level of net photosynthetic rate and transpiration rate showed a downward trend”

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“Grape”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Net photosynthetic rate across leaves 1–9 rose then fell, peaking at leaf 4.

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net the photosynthetic ratee0
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4th leaf above the fruiting branche0

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“net the photosynthetic rate at the 1st to 9th leaf above the fruiting branch was firstly increased and then decreased,and the maximum of net photosynthetic rate appeared in the 4th leaf above the fruiting branch”

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“Grape”

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