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摘要
在南非西开普省的两个地点对辐射松(Pinus radiata D. Don)幼苗种植后的月高生长情况进行了为期两年的监测。本文定义了幼苗发育的两个阶段,并用数学函数建立了模型:(i)驯化阶段,相对高生长率(RGRHT)在种植后呈简单的线性增长趋势;(ii)驯化后阶段,RGRHT呈下降趋势。驯化期定义为种植和两个回归交点之间的时间。这种方法可能被证明对业务层面的再生程序的评价是有用的。
Definition of post-planting acclimatisation of Pinus radiata through relative height growth rate
Monthly height growth of Pinus radiata D. Don seedlings after planting was monitored in two locations in the Western Cape Province of South Africa over a period of two years. Two stages in seedling development were defined and modelled with mathematical functions: (i) an acclimatisation stage when relative height growth rate (RGRHT) showed a simple linear increasing trend after planting, and (ii) a post-acclimatisation stage when RGRHT followed a decreasing trend. The acclimatisation period was defined as the time between planting and intersection of the two regressions. This method may prove useful for evaluation of regeneration procedures at operational level.