Publications by authors named "Shun-xiang Pei"
Effects of mixed substrates of different agricultural and forestry residues on the cutting seedlings of .
Ying Yong Sheng Tai Xue Bao
July 2023
To screen environment-friendly seedling cultivation substrates which could replace peat and with less cost, we compared the effects of different agricultural and forestry residue mixed substrates on cutting propagation of , in an experiment following randomized block design. There were five types of mixed substrates, including peat + vermiculite + perlite (T), edible mushroom residue (EMR) + vermiculite + perlite (T), carbo-nized rice husk (CRH) + vermiculite + perlite (T), EMR + slag + sawdust (T) and CRH + EMR + slag (T). The results showed that the bulk density of T was the lowest, followed by T, which significantly differed from other mixed substrates.
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- The study examined the population density, growth characteristics, and biomass allocation of Cynodon dactylon across different altitudes in the hydro-fluctuation belt of the Three Gorges Reservoir.
- At lower altitudes (shallow water), C. dactylon had higher population density and biomass, while at higher altitudes, the plant showed increased root size and length.
- The research highlighted specific adaptation strategies to flooding and drying conditions, such as enhanced growth patterns and biomass allocation in response to differing environmental pressures.
[Life form spectra, leaf character, and hierarchical-synusia structure of vascular plants in Thuja sutchuehensis community].
Ying Yong Sheng Tai Xue Bao
September 2009
Based on the investigation of the plants in Thuja sutchuenensis community, the life form spectra, leaf character, and hierarchical-synusia structure in the community were analyzed. The life form spectra of the plants in the community were 73.2% of phanemphyte, 18% of hemicryptophyte, 6% of geophyte, 2% of chamaephyte, and 0.
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