Exploring the plant biomass allocation at different hierarchical level and allometric relationship is of great importance to understand the dynamic change of plant's reproductive process and life-history strategy response to future environmental changes.Field potted plant experiment in this paper,in the control of light intensity conditions(full illumination,85.67% light regime and 45.27% light regime),elucidating the mechanisms that responsible for biomass allocation at different hierarchical level and disentangling the size-dependent and size-independent effect on RA variation by analysis the reproductive threshold ?biomass allocation and size-dependent reproductive allocationat ramet and genet level of Hosta ventricosa in different light regime,the main results were as follows:(1)There is no thresholds at ramet and genet level in full illumination of Hosta ventricosa because of the non-significant difference between fructificative and non-fructificative individuals(P=0.231 at ramet level,P=0.64 at genet level).In the other two treatments,the differences were significant(P<0.01),which means that there is a thresholds.(2)light regimes had significant influence on the biomass allocation of Hosta ventricosa,biomass of ramet and genet in 85.67% regimes were significant bigger than the 45.27% regimes one(P<0.01).Meanwhile,the leaf mass ratio(LMR)was smallest in full illumination treatment while the 45.27% light regime share the biggest one.And a opposite result was found for fruit mass ratio(FMR).(3)Reproductive allocation at ramet and genet level were significant higher in full illumination and 85.67% regimes than the 45.27% regimes one(P<0.05).(4)Under the full illumination and 45.27% light regime treatments in 2017 at genet level,there were no size-dependent relationship between variation of reproductive biomass and individual size which means there are no size-dependent reproductive allocation(2017,full illumination:P=0.054;45.27% light regime:P=0.06);Under the other treatments in 2016 and 2017 at ramet and genet level,size-dependent relationship exist between variation of reproductive biomass andindividual size which means there are size-dependent reproductive allocation(P<0.05). |