ИЗМЕНЕНИЯ В СОДЕРЖАНИИ ВОДОРАСТВОРИМЫХ САХАРОВ В ХВОЕ СОСНЫ ОБЫКНОВЕННОЙ И ЕЛИ СИБИРСКОЙ, ПРОИЗРАСТАЮЩИХ НА ЮГЕ ВОСТОЧНОЙ СИБИРИ
Аннотация
Распространенные на юге Восточной Сибири виды сосна обыкновенная Pinus sylvestris L. и ель сибирская Picea obovata Ledeb. отличаются друг от друга по своим экофизиологическим характеристикам. Сосна более теплолюбива и засухоустойчива, ель более влаголюбива и лучше переносит охлаждение. В различные периоды года оба вида накапливают в хвое водорастворимые сахара (ВРС), которые являются одним из факторов холодо- и засухоустойчивости хвои. На уровень накопления ВРС в хвое могут влиять как видовые, так и территориальные факторы, связанные с особенностями климата региона произрастания. В исследовании впервые на протяжении двух годичных циклов сравнивали изменение содержания ВРС у сосны обыкновенной и ели сибирской, произрастающих на юге Восточной Сибири. В период наблюдения зима 2015-2016 была морознее, чем зима 2016-2017, а период роста в 2015 был более теплым и влажным, чем аналогичный период в 2016. Установлено, что и в более благоприятных, и в менее благоприятных для физиологической активности условиях содержание ВРС в хвое сосны меньше подвергалось колебаниям и было почти всегда выше, чем в хвое ели, за исключением ноября-февраля 2015-2016 (когда содержание ВРС в хвое деревьев двух видов было одинаковым) и марта-апреля 2016 (когда оно было выше в хвое ели). Возможно, способность сосны обыкновенной поддерживать более высокий запас ВРС в хвое является одним из механизмов, который позволяет деревьям этого вида в экстремальных условиях юга Восточной Сибири успешно конкурировать с елью и занимать более обширные территории.
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