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ArticlePhotosynthetica2026

Characteristics of photosynthetic function in different leaf ages of 'Tieton' sweet cherry in a greenhouse.

J Y Ai, F Cai, Y Chen, M L He, C Luo, Q J Zhang

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Article in Photosynthetica, 2026. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Not yet cited in PubMed.

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6 authors.

J Y AiLiaoning Institute of Pomology, 115009 Xiongyue, Liaoning, China.
F CaiLiaoning Institute of Pomology, 115009 Xiongyue, Liaoning, China.
Y ChenLiaoning Institute of Pomology, 115009 Xiongyue, Liaoning, China.
M L HeLiaoning Institute of Pomology, 115009 Xiongyue, Liaoning, China.
C LuoLiaoning Institute of Pomology, 115009 Xiongyue, Liaoning, China.
Q J ZhangLiaoning Institute of Pomology, 115009 Xiongyue, Liaoning, China.

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6 · The paper itself

Abstract

To clarify the stages of leaf growth and development, the young leaf stage was identified at 0-20 d after emergence (DAE). The functional stage was at 20-100 DAE, with the highest functional point at 80 DAE. The leaf aging stage occurred at 100-220 DAE. During the functional stage of leaf development, optimal photosynthetic parameters and anatomical structures were achieved; the leaf area (LA) was at its largest, and the thickening rate of the palisade parenchyma was the fastest. The palisade parenchyma and LA were closely related to photosynthetic characteristics. Stomatal opening and closing, and stomatal density were greater in the functional stage than in the early stage. Both decreased during the aging stage, and the net photosynthetic rate decreased.

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PhotosynthesisPlant LeavesPlant SenescencePlant Stomataaging stagefunctional stageleaf areapalisade parenchymastomatal density

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PMID41983092
PMCPMC13073054

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