The importance of population origin and reciprocal heterogeneous microhabitat on clonal propagation of Iris japonica Thunb.

A reciprocal transplant-replant experiment was carried out to investigate the clonal plasticity and local specialization of OAFE population (O type) and BF population (U type) of a clonal rhizome herb Iris japonica in contrasting reciprocal heterogeneous habitats on Jinyun Mountain. U Population had...

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Main Authors:	Xue, Feng Meng, Qing, Yu Li, Zhen, Li, Xiao, Jing-Wu, Yong, Jian Wang
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Language:	English
Published:	Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia 2014
Online Access:	http://journalarticle.ukm.my/8141/ http://journalarticle.ukm.my/8141/ http://journalarticle.ukm.my/8141/1/02_Xue-Feng.pdf

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spelling	ukm-81412016-12-14T06:46:20Z http://journalarticle.ukm.my/8141/ The importance of population origin and reciprocal heterogeneous microhabitat on clonal propagation of Iris japonica Thunb. Xue, Feng Meng Qing, Yu Li Zhen, Li Xiao, Jing-Wu Yong, Jian Wang A reciprocal transplant-replant experiment was carried out to investigate the clonal plasticity and local specialization of OAFE population (O type) and BF population (U type) of a clonal rhizome herb Iris japonica in contrasting reciprocal heterogeneous habitats on Jinyun Mountain. U Population had better performance of plant size and clonal propagation (including allocation to clonal propagation, daughter ramet and fine rhizome) in different reciprocal heterogeneous habitats than O population. Both the population origin and reciprocal spatial heterogeneous habitat had effects on clonal ramets and biomass of clonal components of experimental plants. The plasticity of clonal growth had difference in clonal components to balance High light-Low soil resources (water) (HL) or Low light-High soil resources (LH) due to the ecological isolation of the two I. japonica populations. Our findings indicated that two major types of patterns of spatial covariance of resources can have different effects on the growth and local variation of clonal plants. Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia 2014-12 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://journalarticle.ukm.my/8141/1/02_Xue-Feng.pdf Xue, Feng Meng and Qing, Yu Li and Zhen, Li and Xiao, Jing-Wu and Yong, Jian Wang (2014) The importance of population origin and reciprocal heterogeneous microhabitat on clonal propagation of Iris japonica Thunb. Sains Malaysiana, 43 (12). pp. 1821-1826. ISSN 0126-6039 http://www.ukm.my/jsm/
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description	A reciprocal transplant-replant experiment was carried out to investigate the clonal plasticity and local specialization of OAFE population (O type) and BF population (U type) of a clonal rhizome herb Iris japonica in contrasting reciprocal heterogeneous habitats on Jinyun Mountain. U Population had better performance of plant size and clonal propagation (including allocation to clonal propagation, daughter ramet and fine rhizome) in different reciprocal heterogeneous habitats than O population. Both the population origin and reciprocal spatial heterogeneous habitat had effects on clonal ramets and biomass of clonal components of experimental plants. The plasticity of clonal growth had difference in clonal components to balance High light-Low soil resources (water) (HL) or Low light-High soil resources (LH) due to the ecological isolation of the two I. japonica populations. Our findings indicated that two major types of patterns of spatial covariance of resources can have different effects on the growth and local variation of clonal plants.
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author	Xue, Feng Meng Qing, Yu Li Zhen, Li Xiao, Jing-Wu Yong, Jian Wang
spellingShingle	Xue, Feng Meng Qing, Yu Li Zhen, Li Xiao, Jing-Wu Yong, Jian Wang The importance of population origin and reciprocal heterogeneous microhabitat on clonal propagation of Iris japonica Thunb.
author_facet	Xue, Feng Meng Qing, Yu Li Zhen, Li Xiao, Jing-Wu Yong, Jian Wang
author_sort	Xue, Feng Meng
title	The importance of population origin and reciprocal heterogeneous microhabitat on clonal propagation of Iris japonica Thunb.
title_short	The importance of population origin and reciprocal heterogeneous microhabitat on clonal propagation of Iris japonica Thunb.
title_full	The importance of population origin and reciprocal heterogeneous microhabitat on clonal propagation of Iris japonica Thunb.
title_fullStr	The importance of population origin and reciprocal heterogeneous microhabitat on clonal propagation of Iris japonica Thunb.
title_full_unstemmed	The importance of population origin and reciprocal heterogeneous microhabitat on clonal propagation of Iris japonica Thunb.
title_sort	importance of population origin and reciprocal heterogeneous microhabitat on clonal propagation of iris japonica thunb.
publisher	Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
publishDate	2014
url	http://journalarticle.ukm.my/8141/ http://journalarticle.ukm.my/8141/ http://journalarticle.ukm.my/8141/1/02_Xue-Feng.pdf
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The importance of population origin and reciprocal heterogeneous microhabitat on clonal propagation of Iris japonica Thunb.

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