Effects of Leaf Movement on Radiation Interception in Field Grown Leguminous Crops : II. Soybean (Glycine max Merr.)

Japanese Journal of Crop Science

Takao YOSHIMURA¹  Akihiro ISODA¹  Toshio ISHIKAWA¹  Peiwu WANG¹  Hiroshi NOJIMA¹  Yasuo TAKASAKI¹ 

关键词: Canopy structure;    簡易積算日射計;    Heliotropic leaf movement;    受光量;    Integrated solarimeter film;    ダイズ;    Leaf temperature;    調位運動;    Radiation interception;    葉温;    Soybean.;    葉群構造.;   

DOI  :  10.1626/jcs.62.306

学科分类：农业科学（综合）

来源: Nihon Sakumotsu Gakkai / Crop Science Society of Japan

【 摘 要 】

The effects of the leaf movement on radiation interception were examined by a treatment which restrained the leaf movement in the upper layers of the canopy. Two determinate soybean cultivars with different canopy structures (c.v. Nanbushirome and Miyagishirome) were grown at two planting densities in the field. A pot experiment was also used to evaluate radiation interception under the conditions of no mutual shading. Intercepted radiation of every leaflet of two plants within the canopy and one plant in the pot experiment was measured by the integrated solarimeter films for two consecutive days. The amount of intercepted radiations per unit ground area in the treatments were larger than those in the controls of both cultivars and indicated the ineffectiveness of the leaf movement on radiation interception. In general, Nanbushirome intercepted larger amount of radiation in every layer of the canopy in both field and pot experiments. The differences between the control and the treatment in Nanbushirome were large as compared with Miyagishirome. The leaf temperature of the uppermost layer of the canopy in Nanbushirome was higher than the air temperature in the treatment, whereas it was at par with the air temperature in the control. The leaflets of the upper layer moved paraheliotropically to the sun rays during most of day time, it was therefore assumed that the leaf movement would regulate leaf temperature.

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