WATER RELATIONS OF PINUS PUMILA IN THE SNOW MELTING SEASON AT THE ALPINE REGION OF MT. TATEYAMA (17th Symposium on Polar Biology)
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During the snow melting season of 1994, some exposed needles of Pinus pumila turned yellow in the alpine zone (2450 m) on Mt. Tateyama. However, relative water content (RWC) of the needles was far over the lethal RWC. Temperatures of soil and stems below snowpack remained near 0℃ during midday on 7 May, whereas those of needles and shoots over snowpack increased to 15℃ under high solar radiation. This result shows that transpired water from needles may be sufficiently replenished with water stored in sapwood of stems in the spring. It is concluded that desiccation is an unlikely cause of needle die-back. The most likely alternative explanation appears to be freezing damage, because freezing tolerance of most plants rapidly decreases in spring when minimum air temperature is often below zero in night at high altitude.
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著者
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Nakano T
Hiroshima Inst. Technol. Hiroshima‐ken Jpn
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Nakano Takashi
Department Of Civil Engineering Osaka City University
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ISHIDA Atsushi
Forest Environment Division, Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute (FEPRI)
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MASUZAWA Takehiro
Faculty of Science, Shizuoka University
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Iida Hajime
Yoshida Science Museum Of Kurobe City
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Iida Hajime
Yoshida Scientific Museum
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Masuzawa T
Department Of Biology And Geosciences Graduate School Of Science And Technology Shizuoka University
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MARUTA Emiko
Faculty of Science, Toho University
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NAKANO Takashi
Faculty of Science, Tokyo Metropolitan University
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Maruta E
Faculty Of Science Toho University
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Maruta Emiko
Faculty Of Environmental Information University Of Keio
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Masuzawa Takehiro
Faculty Of Science Shizuoka University
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Ishida Atsushi
Forest Environment Division Forestry And Forest Products Research Institute (ffpri)
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Ishida Atsushi
Forest Environment Division Forestry And Forest Products Research Institute (fepri)
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