It was found that under the same drought period, the soil HCO 3 − content in the simulated habitats showed a trend of L-RO habitat > S-RO habitat > N-RO habitat, which was consistent with the field reality. 2.2.
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Water Metabolism of <i>Lonicera japonica</i> and <i>Parthenocissus quinquefolia</i> in Response to Heterogeneous Simulated Rock Outcrop Habitats.
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japonica did not show an increasing trend to match the changes in intracellular water.
quinquefolia Leaves in Three Simulated Habitats under Different Drought Periods During the same drought period, the P N showed a decreasing trend with increasing rock/soil ratio in simulated habitats ( Figure 4 ).