Abstract:
Young seedlings of
Anthocephalus chinensis,
Lagerstroemia speciosa,
Cyclobalanopsis Gracilis and
Machilus kwangtungensis were used as materials under artificial simulation of flooding stress for 0, 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24 and 27 days. SOD enzymatic activity, MDA content and chlorophyll content of young leaves of four tree species were measured. The results showed that SOD enzymatic activity of
Anthocephalus chinensis under flooding stress was lower than that of control and showed stable trend during the late flooding stress period. SOD enzymatic activity of
Lagerstroemia specious was higher than that of control while that of
Cyclobalanopsis Gracilis was lower than that of control except for 6 days under flooding stress. SOD enzymatic activity of
Machilus kwangtungensis was lower than that of control except for 6 and 12 days under flooding stress. MDA content of
Lagerstroemia specious was lower than that of control except for 24 days. MDA content of
Cyclobalanopsis Gracilis and
Machilus kwangtungensis were higher than that of control. Chlorophyll content of
Anthocephalus chinensis and
Lagerstroemia specious showed wave-typed changes but trended to stable in the late flooding stress period and were no different from that of control. Chlorophyll content of
Cyclobalanopsis Gracilis was lower than that of control. Chlorophyll content of
Machilus kwangtungensis was lower than that of control except 3 and 15 days. Based on growth under flooding stress and SOD enzymatic activity, MDA content and chlorophyll content of young leaves of four tree species,
Anthocephalus chinensis and
Lagerstroemia specious had high tolerance to flooding stress and adjust themselves to counter damage.
Cyclobalanopsis Gracilis and
Machilus kwangtungensis had low tolerance to flood.
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