Physiological Studies of Two Fast Growing Tree Species in Semi-arid Ecoclimate at Madurai

K. Muthachllian; Kailash Paliwal; A. Gnanam

doi:10.36808/if/1986/v112i9/9984

Physiological Studies of Two Fast Growing Tree Species in Semi-arid Ecoclimate at Madurai

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K. Muthachllian
Kailash Paliwal
A. Gnanam

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https://doi.org/10.36808/if/1986/v112i9/9984

Abstract

Investigations on photosynthetic activity and NR activity in Albizia and Samanea revealed that there is a close relationship between the physiological processes and age of the plant. The photosynthetic activity and NR activity increase with leaf age but start decreasing when the leaves are fully matured. Alhizia has got higher efficiency of CO₂, fixation and NR over Samanea.

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K. Muthachllian

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A. Gnanam

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1986-09-01

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Muthachllian, K., Paliwal, K., & Gnanam, A. (1986). Physiological Studies of Two Fast Growing Tree Species in Semi-arid Ecoclimate at Madurai. Indian Forester, 112(9), 814–818. https://doi.org/10.36808/if/1986/v112i9/9984

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Volume 112, Issue 9, September 1986

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