LI Youfang1, LIU Jing1, ZHANG Xin2, et al. The Vulnerability of the Roots by Exogenetic Forces of 4 Plants in Vigorous Growth Period[J]. 2016, 30(6): 339-344.
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LI Youfang1, LIU Jing1, ZHANG Xin2, et al. The Vulnerability of the Roots by Exogenetic Forces of 4 Plants in Vigorous Growth Period[J]. 2016, 30(6): 339-344. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2016.06.056.
The Vulnerability of the Roots by Exogenetic Forces of 4 Plants in Vigorous Growth Period
To investigate the vulnerability of the roots by exogenetic forces
the anti-fracture force and the anti-tension force of lateral-root branches and adjacent upper straight roots diameters of 1~4 mm of 4 shrub species at the age of 3~4 years were measured with the testing machine in vigorous growing period. The 4 species were Caragana Korshinskii Kom.
Salix psammophila C. Wang et Chang Y. Yang
Hippophae rhamnoides Linn. and Artemisia sphaerocephala Krasch. The results showed that the anti-fracture force of lateral-root branches was higher than anti-tension force for C. Korshinskii and S. psammophila
while the anti-fracture force of lateral-root branches were lower than the anti-tension force for H. rhamnides and A. Sphaerphala. The same tendency was observed for the adjacent upper straight roots of 4 plants. The anti-tension strength and anti-fracture strength of lateral-root branches were as follows: C. Korshinskii were (23.70±3.97<33.66±7.74) MPa
S. psammophila were (14.86±1.28<17.31±1.91) MPa
H. rhamnides were (10.61±2.40>3.97±1.23) MPa
and A. Sphaerphala were (5.07±1.25>2.18±0.39) MPa. The anti-tension strength and anti-fracture strength of adjacent upper straight roots were as follows: C. Korshinskii were 28.02±4.40<47.06±4.41) MPa
S. psammophila were (20.33±1.76<27.54±3.82) MPa
H. rhamnides were (15.86±3.90>8.75±1.71) MPa
and A. Sphaerphala were (8.80±1.74>6.15±1.01) MPa. For C. Korshinskii and S. psammophila
the roots were be liable to be damaged by anti-tension force in vigorous growing period. For H. rhamnides and A. Sphaerphala
the roots were liable to be damaged by anti-fracture force. The anti-tension strength and anti-fracture strength of lateral-root branches were lesser than those of adjacent upper straight roots with the same diameter. The anti-tension strength and anti-fracture strength between lateral-root branches and adjacent upper straight roots for the 4 species followed the sequence of C. Korshinski>S. psammophila>H. rhamnides>A. Sphaerphala. The roots with 1 to 1.5 mm played a leading role in the soil-fixing of 4 kinds of plants.