This research, based on three perennial forages Bromus ciliatus, Bromus inermis and Bromus ircutensis,Photosynihetic rate, stomatal conductance,intercellular carbon dioxide concentration and water use efficiency indicato by L1-6400 photosynthesis system., their phenological,tillering characteristics and stem/leaf ratio were also observed, mastering the law of growth dynamic change and providing a theoretical basis of seed production to the improving hybrid of Bromus forages by observing phenological period and testing agronomic traits and production performance.The results of the research are as follows:1. The each phenological period of Bromus ciliatus and Bromus inermis is earlier than that of Bromus ircutensis; 3 species of perennial forages change more slowly before jointing stage at the area of tiller number, while they change faster later; the capacity of tillering of Bromus inermis Leyss was the best(65), while that of Bromus ircutensis Kom(6) was the worst;the stem/leaf ratio of the Bromus ciliatus is biggest in heading stage, while the stem/leaf ratio of Bromus ircutensis is smallest.2.The diagram of photosynthesis day dynamic which is based on 3 kinds of perennial forages in jointing stage show the shape of double peak, in addition, Bromus ircutensis shows lunch hour phenomenon more obvious than Bromus ciliatus^Bromus inermis.3. The pollen fertility rate showed a obviously downward trend with the extension of the storage time. The pollen viability of the Bromus ircutensis and the Bromus inermis is the longest under the storage conditions at the 4~6.4 ℃. The energy storage of the Bromus ciliatus pollen viability is much longer at low temperatures under 0-2 "C.The pollen lifetime of them are longer under the two storage temperatures than the normal temperature (25~30 ℃).4. Through the squash of root tip cells, observed number of chromosomes. The number of cells had 25-31 chromosomes accounted for 89.74%. Bromus ircutensis Kom. somatic cells chromosome numbers initially identified were 28, was a tetraploid (2n=4x=28) plant. |