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Detection of Salt and Waterlogging Stresses in Alnus cordata By Measurement of Leaf Chlorophyll Fluorescence

Glynn C. Percival and Geoffrey R. Dixon
Arboriculture & Urban Forestry (AUF) September 1997, 23 (5) 181-190; DOI: https://doi.org/10.48044/jauf.1997.029
Glynn C. Percival
Department of Horticulture, SAC Auchincruive, Ayr, KA6 5HW, Scotland, UK
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Department of Horticulture, SAC Auchincruive, Ayr, KA6 5HW, Scotland, UK
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    Chlorophyll fluorescence measurements in Italian alder foliage following application of NaCl.

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    Leaf necrosis development in Italian alder following application of the NaCl.

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    Correlation of chlorophyll fluorscence v cell electrolyte leakage in Italian alder following application of NaCl.

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    Correlation of chlorophyll fluorescence v leaf necrosis in Italian alder following application of NaCl.

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    Interaction of sodium chloride and waterlogging singly and in combination on stres detection methodology and leaf macronutrient concentration.

    ItemdfWaterloggingSodium ChlorideSodium Chloride x Waterlogging
    chlorophyll fluorescence95nszP<0.01P<0.01
    leaf necrosis95nsP<0.01P<0.01
    cell electrolyte leakage95nsP<0.01P<0.01
    growth29P<0.01P<0.01P<0.01
    Ca5P<0.05P<0.01P<0.01
    P5P<0.01nsP<0.01
    Mg5P<0.01nsP<0.05
    K5P<0.01P<0.05P<0.01
    Na5nsP<0.01P<0.01
    Cl5nsP<0.01P<0.01
    • ↵z ns = not significant; * = significant at P<0.05; ** = significant at P<0.01; compared to controls.

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    Effects of sodium chloride applications on macronutrient concentrations and chlorophyll fluorescence in leaves of Italian alder growing in well drained and waterlogged compostz.

    Nutrient Concentration (% leaf concentration)
    TreatmentCaPMgKNaCl
    Well Drained Compost
    Distilled Watery0.840.340.400.340.030.28
    2% NaCl0.94**0.36 nsx0.41 ns1.38 ns0.32**1.06**
    4.5% NaCl0.93*0.34 ns0.40 ns1.40*1.07**3.08**
    7% NaCl0.88 ns0.33 ns0.37 ns1.27*1.86**4.56**
    Waterlogged Compost
    Waterlogged Compost (W)0.58**0.17**0.24**0.78**0.06 ns0.31 ns
    W + 2% NaCl0.56**0.18**0.25**0.88**0.39**1.40**
    W + 4.5% NaCl0.81 ns0.35 ns0.38 ns1.07**1.18**3.55**
    W + 7% NaCl0.95**0.39**0.38 ns1.61**1.66**4.58**
    • ↵z Analysis taken at day 30; n=6; Ca = calcium; P = phosphorous; Mg = magnesium; K = potassium; Na = sodium; Cl = chloride

    • ↵y Trees growing in freely drained compost sprayed with distilled water were used as controls

    • ↵x ns = not significant;

    • ↵* = significant at P<0.05;

    • ↵** = significant at P<0.01 compared to controls

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    Table 3.

    Effects of sodium chloride applications on growth and chlorophyll fluorescence of Italian alder growing in well drained and waterlogged compostz.

    TreatmentStem Growth (cm)Chlorophyll Fluorescence (Fv/Fm)
    Well Drained Compost
    Distilled Watery47.30.84
    2% Salt44.4nsx0.82
    4.5% salt41.9*0.81
    7% salt38.3**0.80
    Waterlogged Compost
    Waterlogged (W)12.1**0.83
    W + 2% salt8.6**0.82
    W +4.5% salt7.4**0.80
    W + 7% salt5.4**0.80
    r2 adj =0.09%
    • ↵z Measurements taken at day 60; n=6

    • ↵y Trees growing in freely drained compost sprayed with distilled water were used as controls

    • ↵x ns = not significant;

    • ↵* = significant at P<0.05;

    • ↵** = significant at P<0.01 compared to controls

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