In this study, the rubber tree clone PR107 was selected as test material,and its yields and physiological features under micro-tapping with different concentrations of ethylene were compared. The results showed that there was no significant correlation between rubber yield and ethylene concentration applied by microtapping on PR107. Too high level of ethylene was not conducive to improvement of rubber yield. When the ethylene concentration for micro-tapping was higher than60%, physical deficiencies appeared in rubber tree PR107, the dry rubber content was reduced, and the yield was unstable. Instead, when the ethylene concentration was lower than 40%, the physiological features of PR107 were steady, the dry rubber content was stable, and the yield was relatively high.
