| 英文摘要 |
Plants can modify their morphological structures, physiological metabolisms, and nutrient transports for survival under various abiotic stresses. The photosynthetic efficiency of plants plays a significant role in their life cycles and even has impact to the ecosystem. Therefore, understanding the relationship between the photosynthetic performance of different species and the environment is a fundamental key for the study of plant stress and eco-physiology. However, it is a problematic and cumbersome challenge for researchers to quickly and accurately obtain the real-time photosynthetic parameters by the use of a gas-exchange photosynthesis system. This paper reviews the fundamental principles of chlorophyll fluorescence technology and its use in plant stress physiology research, highlighting its benefits of high efficiency, non-destructiveness, and accuracy to improve the practical viability of photosynthesis monitoring. |