ArticleFrontiers in plant science2026
Leaf functional traits and their effects on photosynthetic carbon fixation of eight deciduous shrubs in urban parks.
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Introduction: Urban vegetation plays a crucial role in enhancing carbon sinks. However, how leaf functional traits affect photosynthetic carbon fixation in landscape deciduous shrubs remains unclear. Identifying key leaf functional traits indicative of high carbon fixation is essential for selecting and breeding landscape shrubs with high carbon fixation capacity. Methods: This study investigated the leaf structural, chemical, and physiological traits, leaf lifespan, and photosynthetic carbon fixation of eight common deciduous shrubs in urban parks, including Results: The results showed that Discussion: Our findings revealed that leaf functional traits collectively regulated photosynthetic efficiency and annual carbon assimilation through synergies and trade-offs, thereby influencing photosynthetic carbon fixation. This study provide a bioecological basis for selecting and breeding landscape shrubs with high carbon fixation.
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