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March 3, 20260 citations

Effects of mesophyll water potential on photosynthesis in Cyperaceae plants: with special reference to phylogeny of tribes and decarboxylation sub-types

TTTomoshiro TAKEDARFRyo FukiyamaOUOsamu Ueno

Key Points

  • Photosynthesis in C4 Cyperaceae is notably sensitive to water stress, differing from C3 species.
  • The study examines 43 Japanese Cyperaceae species, highlighting their response under controlled conditions.
  • Comparison shows C4 species from Cyperaceae are as vulnerable to water stress as Panicoideae C4 species.
  • Findings indicate distinct physiological adaptations based on decarboxylation sub-types in Cyperaceae.

Abstract

We examined the photosynthetic rates under water stress conditions in 43 Japanese Cyperaceae species using the same method used for Gramineae plants. Compared with Gramineae, the difference between C4 and C3 species was more distinct in Cyperaceae. Moreover, C4 Cyperaceae species were very susceptible to water stress like Panicoideae C4 species. These species belong to the NADP-ME subtype. It appears that the sensitivity of photosynthesis to water stress would be different depending on the decarboxylation sub-types.

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TAKEDA et al. (1983) studied this question.

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