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Efectos del estrés hídrico en crecimiento y desarrollo fisiológico de <i>Gliricidia sepium</i> (Jacq.) Kunth ex Walp.

dc.contributor.authorValverde Otárola, Juan Carlosspa
dc.contributor.authorArias, Dagobertospa
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dc.date.available2020-01-01 00:00:00
dc.date.available2023-09-19T21:10:20Z
dc.date.issued2020-01-01
dc.identifier.issn0120-0739
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dc.description.abstractEl estrés hídrico es una reacción fisiológica de las plantas ante la disponibilidad limitada de agua. Este estudio valoró el efecto del estrés en plántulas de Gliricidia sepium cultivadas en condiciones de invernadero, utilizando plantas testigo y dos tipos de estrés (lineal y cíclico). El estrés generó reducciones en el crecimiento en altura del 30 % y de la lámina foliar del 40 %. Las plantas con estrés lineal mostraron a los 98 días un estrés severo con valores fisiológicos mínimos (fotosíntesis 4.51 µmol m-2.s-1, transpiración 6.56 µmol m-2.s-1, conductancia 48.6 µmol m-2.s-1); en cambio, las plantas con estrés cíclico si bien se expusieron a un estrés moderado, mostraron recuperación con valores fisiológicos finales estables (fotosíntesis 12.96 µmol m-2.s-1, transpiración 6.22 µmol m-2.s-1, conductancia 196.05 µmol m-.2s-1), con un retardo del crecimiento del 30 % con respecto a las plantas testigo, encontrando que en 42 días de estrés la condición es grave.spa
dc.description.abstractWater stress is a physiological reaction of plants to the limited availability of water. The study assessed the effect of stress on seedlings of Gliricidia sepium grown in greenhouse conditions, using control plants and two types of stress (linear and cyclic). Stress generated reductions in height growth of 30 % and foliar leaf 40 %. Plants with linear stress showed severe stress with minimal physiological values at 98 days (photosynthesis 4.51 µmol m-2.s-1, transpiration 6.56 µmol m-2.s-1, conductance 48.6 µmol m-2.s-1), on the other hand, plants with cyclic stress, although they were exposed to moderate stress, showed recovery with stable final physiological values (photosynthesis 12.96 µmo m-2..s-1, perspiration 6.22 µmol m-2.s-1, conductance 196.05 µmol m-2s-1), with a 30 % growth delay with respect to the control plants, finding that 42 days of stress the condition is severe.eng
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dc.publisherUniversidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldasspa
dc.rightsColombia forestal - 2020spa
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dc.sourcehttps://revistas.udistrital.edu.co/index.php/colfor/article/view/14786spa
dc.subjectseedlingeng
dc.subjectgreenhouseeng
dc.subjectphotosynthesiseng
dc.subjecttranspirationeng
dc.subjectleaf turgoreng
dc.subjectplántulaspa
dc.subjectinvernaderospa
dc.subjectfotosíntesisspa
dc.subjecttranspiraciónspa
dc.subjectturgencia foliarspa
dc.titleEfectos del estrés hídrico en crecimiento y desarrollo fisiológico de <i>Gliricidia sepium</i> (Jacq.) Kunth ex Walp.spa
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dc.title.translatedEffects of water stress on growing and physiological development of Gliricidia sepium (Jacq.) Kunth ex Walp.eng
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