播种期和种植密度对冬油菜籽粒产量和含油率的影响

通过田间试验研究了播种期和种植密度对冬油菜籽粒产量和含油率的影响.结果表明： 播种期主要影响分枝花序籽粒产量,而种植密度不仅影响分枝花序籽粒产量,还对主花序籽粒产量产生一定影响;籽粒含油率不受播种期的影响.主花序籽粒产量占单株籽粒产量的比例随种植密度的增加而升高,主花序籽粒含油率比分枝花序高约1%,因此小区籽粒含油率随种植密度的增加显著升高.研究区冬油菜播种期不能晚于10月中旬,10月下旬播种会显著降低籽粒产量;种植密度在每平方米36～48株可以提高冬油菜籽粒产量和含油率.     

接种蚯蚓对秸秆还田土壤碳、氮动态和作物产量的影响

通过为期 2年的小区 (2 .8m× 1.0m)试验 ,研究了旱作水稻 小麦轮作条件下接种蚯蚓对施用玉米秸秆 (第一季用量 15 0 0g·m-2 ,以后各季为 75 0g·m-2 )农田土壤碳、氮动态和作物产量的影响 .结果表明 ,接种 10条·m-2 或 2 0条·m-2 环毛蚓 (Pheretimasp .)对土壤有机碳和全氮含量无显著影响 ,蚯蚓活动未造成土壤C库的衰减 ,土壤碳、氮基本维持平衡 .接种蚯蚓处理土壤N的矿化作用增强 ,矿质N含量提高 ,NO3 - N含量增加 ,而且稻季比麦季增加更为明显 .接种蚯蚓在稻、麦季均能提高微生物量碳、氮含量 ,蚯蚓具有扩大土壤微生物量N库和促进有机N矿化的双重作用 .这种作用在有效C源供应丰富的作物生长发育旺盛期更为明显 .接种蚯蚓对旱作水稻和小麦有一定的增产作用 ,其中水稻的增产幅度达 9.3% ,小麦为 5 .1% .接种蚯蚓后土壤容重明显降低 ,孔隙度显著增加 .蚯蚓在保持土壤C库平衡的同时 ,对于促进秸秆有机肥N素养分的再循环和作物生产力的提高具有重要的生态学意义 .     

油菜终花后角果和叶片光合对籽粒产量和品质的影响

以‘秦优7号’油菜品种为材料,设置叶片和角果遮光及摘除叶片处理,通过田间试验测定分析终花后角果和叶片的光合特性及其对籽粒产量、含油量及脂肪酸组成的影响。结果显示:(1)终花后油菜角果遮光使籽粒的千粒重、产量、含油量分别显著降低54.7%、62.1%、44.2%,且籽粒中硫甙含量及脂肪酸中棕榈酸、硬脂酸含量显著升高,亚麻酸含量显著降低。(2)叶片遮光和摘除叶片分别显著降低角粒数11.7%、11.3%,降低籽粒千粒重22.5%、17.9%,单株产量分别降低35.3%、44.7%,使籽粒脂肪酸中亚油酸、亚麻酸等含量显著增加,但对籽粒含油量无显著影响。(3)终花后油菜绿色角果皮最大面积是绿叶面积的1.54倍,角果叶绿素a、b以及类胡萝卜素含量显著低于叶片,但角果的净光合速率、蒸腾速率显著高于叶片;且角果层的光辐射强度显著高于角果层下的叶片层;角果响应光辐射强度的光补偿点、光饱和点均显著高于叶片;即角果能够适应较高强度光辐射环境。研究发现,油菜结角期角果层接受大部分光辐射,角果的光合活性显著高于叶片,是主要的光合器官,角果光合状况对籽粒产量、含油量及脂肪酸组成有显著影响。     

模拟酸雨对油菜花期生理特性和产量的影响

以甘蓝型油菜品种秦优九号为材料,通过盆栽试验研究了不同pH值模拟酸雨处理对油菜花期生理特性和产量的影响.结果表明:当模拟酸雨pH=4.0～5.0时,在一定程度上刺激了油菜的生长,植株的生物量、叶绿素含量、光合生理特性和产量构成因素等指标均略高于对照(pH 6.0)或与对照相当,但差异不显著.随着模拟酸雨酸度的增强,植株的生物量、叶绿素含量、光合生理特性、抗氧化酶活性和非酶抗氧化剂含量等生理指标逐渐下降,且随酸度增强下降幅度增大,丙二醛含量和相对电导率显著增加,膜脂过氧化加剧,最终导致单株角果数、每角粒数、粒重和实际产量等指标逐渐下降.但不同产量构成因素对酸雨敏感性不同,单株角果数、每角粒数随酸雨酸度的增强而显著下降,而粒重受酸雨影响不显著.     

烯效唑对油菜秧苗生长和产量的影响（简报）

油菜苗期喷施浓度为50、100、150mg·L(-1)的烯效唑后,秧苗高度降低,幼茎增粗,叶片小而厚,叶柄短而粗,单株绿叶数、叶绿素含量与根冠比均提高,因而秧壮。移栽于大田后有效分枝位高度降低,有效分枝数及单株角数增加,从而获得增产。     

不同播期对不同基因型油菜产量特性的影响

研究了 3个不同基因型油菜品种的产量与产量构成因素的特征及其与光温条件的生态关系 ,探讨了长江中游油菜区多熟种植条件下提高油菜单产的可行途径 .结果表明 ,因播种期不同而导致油菜生育期间光温条件的不同 ,使各播期产量及产量构成因素产生了较大的差异 .油菜单株角果数、角果皮指数、主茎产量、分枝产量均与积温和日照时数呈极显著正相关 ,而千粒重和SNPA与之无关 .播种期对油菜产量的影响主要是通过影响分枝产生及其产量形成而实现的 .因此多熟制油菜的播种期可适当提早 ,10月 2 0日以后播种的油菜 ,其种植密度可增加至 3 75× 10 5～ 4 5× 10 5株·hm-2 ,以主茎弥补分枝小而少的不足 ,实现油菜单产的提高 .     

水稻垄作养殖蚯蚓对植株生长特性与产量的影响

为解决水稻平作栽培与蚯蚓无法共存的难题,本研究提出一种水稻垄作栽培养殖蚯蚓的技术模式,并探究了水稻垄作栽培与养殖蚯蚓结合对水稻生长特性及产量的影响,通过设计常规水稻垄作栽培(CK)、水稻垄作放养蚯蚓20 g·m-2(RE1)、40 g·m-2(RE2)和60 g·m-2(RE3)的田间对比试验,研究水稻垄作养殖稻蚯蚓模...     

油菜秸秆还田对水稻根系、分蘖和产量的影响

采用田间试验与栽培模拟试验相结合的方法,分析了油菜秸秆还田对水稻根系、分蘖和产量的影响.结果表明: 水稻移栽后0～36 d,与秸秆不还田处理相比,油菜秸秆还田处理下水稻分蘖减少1～2个,根系单株伤流量降低1.0～8.6 mg,根系谷氨酰胺合成酶(GS)、谷丙转氨酶(GPT)和谷草转氨酶(GOT) 活性分别降低0.10～6.11、0.06～0.31和0.52～0.84 μmol·g^-1·h^-1. 水稻移栽后56 d,与秸秆不还田处理相比,油菜秸秆翻埋还田处理下水稻根系单株伤流量增加3.4～11.7 mg,根系GS、GPT和GOT活性分别增加0.34～0.78、0.13～0.45和0.18～0.20 μmol·g^-1·h^-1;油菜秸秆覆盖还田处理下水稻根系单株伤流量降低19～25 mg,根系GS、GPT和GOT活性分别增加0.16～0.34、0.08～0.21和0.06～0.32 μmol·g^-1·h^-1.油菜秸秆还田处理中,全量还田处理下的水稻产量最高,其中,与全量覆盖还田相比,全量翻埋还田处理下的水稻产量增加0.13～0.48 t·hm^-2.可见,油菜秸秆还田会导致水稻生长前期根系活力下降、氮代谢酶活性降低,从而使水稻根系生长缓慢、返青延迟,但在中后期,随着根系活力和氮代谢酶活性的增强,秸秆还田会促进水稻根系生长;油菜秸秆还田对水稻产量的影响是多因素综合作用的结果,全量翻埋还田更适宜于四川油稻两熟轮作系统.     

油菜秸秆还田对水稻根系、分蘖和产量的影响

采用田间试验与栽培模拟试验相结合的方法,分析了油菜秸秆还田对水稻根系、分蘖和产量的影响.结果表明: 水稻移栽后0～36 d,与秸秆不还田处理相比,油菜秸秆还田处理下水稻分蘖减少1～2个,根系单株伤流量降低1.0～8.6 mg,根系谷氨酰胺合成酶(GS)、谷丙转氨酶(GPT)和谷草转氨酶(GOT) 活性分别降低0.10～6.11、0.06～0.31和0.52～0.84 μmol·g^-1·h^-1. 水稻移栽后56 d,与秸秆不还田处理相比,油菜秸秆翻埋还田处理下水稻根系单株伤流量增加3.4～11.7 mg,根系GS、GPT和GOT活性分别增加0.34～0.78、0.13～0.45和0.18～0.20 μmol·g^-1·h^-1;油菜秸秆覆盖还田处理下水稻根系单株伤流量降低19～25 mg,根系GS、GPT和GOT活性分别增加0.16～0.34、0.08～0.21和0.06～0.32 μmol·g^-1·h^-1.油菜秸秆还田处理中,全量还田处理下的水稻产量最高,其中,与全量覆盖还田相比,全量翻埋还田处理下的水稻产量增加0.13～0.48 t·hm^-2.可见,油菜秸秆还田会导致水稻生长前期根系活力下降、氮代谢酶活性降低,从而使水稻根系生长缓慢、返青延迟,但在中后期,随着根系活力和氮代谢酶活性的增强,秸秆还田会促进水稻根系生长;油菜秸秆还田对水稻产量的影响是多因素综合作用的结果,全量翻埋还田更适宜于四川油稻两熟轮作系统.     

Effects of previous cropping and fungicide timing on the development of light leaf spot (Pyrenopeziza brassicae), seed yield and quality of winter oilseed rape (Brassica napus)

Light leaf spot, caused by Pyrenopeziza brassicae, was assessed regularly on double-low cultivars of winter oilseed rape during field experiments at Rothamsted in 1990-91 and 1991-92. Previous cropping and fungicide applications differed; seed yield and seed quality were measured at harvest. In each season, both the initial incidence of light leaf spot and the rate of disease increase were greater in oilseed rape crops sown after rape than those sown after cereals. The incidence of diseases caused by Phoma lingam or Alternaria spp. was also greater in second oilseed rape crops. In 1991-92 there was 42% less rainfall between September and March than in 1990-91, and much less light leaf spot developed. However, P. lingam and Alternaria spp. were more common. Only fungicide application schedules including an autumn spray decreased the incidence of light leaf spot on leaves, stems and pods, as indicated by decreased areas under the disease progress curves (AUDPC) and slower rates of disease increase. Summer sprays decreased incidence and severity of light leaf spot on pods only. In 1990-91, all fungicide treatments which included an autumn spray increased seed and oil yields of cv. Capricorn but only the treatment which included autumn, spring and summer sprays increased yields of cv. Falcon. No treatment increased the yields of cv. Capricorn or cv. Falcon in 1991-92. Fungicide applications decreased glucosinolate concentrations in the seed from a crop of cv. Cobra severely infected by P. brassicae in 1990-91, but did not increase yield.     

Comparative studies of light leafspot (Pyrenopeziza brassicae) epidemics on the growth and yield of winter oilseed rape

Comparisons of epidemics of light leafspot of differing duration and time of initiation were made in two experiments using a single cultivar of Brassica napus. Fungicide was applied before introduction of disease to prevent infection or some time after inoculation to stop further disease development. In the first experiment, substantial reductions in green leaf area and total plant dry-matter were found at flowering when disease was introduced in the autumn or in January. Plant dry weight at maturity was also greatly reduced in these treatments. The detrimental effect of an epidemic initiated in the autumn was avoided to a large extent if fungicide application began in February. Epidemics initiated in March had only small effects on final dry-matter yield. Seed yield was negatively correlated with the length of the epidemic. In a second experiment, early epidemics initiated in the autumn were halted after different time intervals. Commencing fungicide application even as early as December failed to prevent some loss of dry weight at flowering. At maturity, however, dry weight and seed yield were reduced significantly when fungicide application was delayed until February. Failure to control the disease resulted in a 46% loss of seed yield.     

Root growth,macro-nutrient uptake dynamics and soil fertility requirements of a high-yielding winter oilseed rape crop

Shoot growth, root growth and macro-nutrient uptake by a high-yielding (5t/ha grain) winter oilseed rape crop have been measured. Maximum rooting density in the top 20cm of soil was 9.4 cm cm⁻³ and roots reached a depth of at least 1.8 m. Maximum nutrient uptakes were 364 kg ha⁻¹ for N, 43 kg ha⁻¹ for P, 308 kg ha⁻¹ for K, 287 kg ha⁻¹ for Ca and 16 kg ha⁻¹ for Mg. A 30-day drought coincided with the flowering period and root and shoot growth, as well as nutrient uptake rates, were reduced. Nutrient concentrations in the soil solution necessary to sustain the nutrient fluxes into the root system by diffusive supply have been calculated. Peak values were in the range 10 μM for P to 87 μM for N, lower than the observed concentrations, and it was concluded that nutrient transport to roots was not a limitation to uptake by this rape crop.     

Influence of subsoil zinc on dry matter production,seed yield and distribution of zinc in oilseed rape genotypes differing in zinc efficiency

The effects of Zn supply (+Zn: 1 mg kg^–1 soil, -Zn: no Zn added) in subsoil were examined in three genotypes of Brassica napus (Zhongyou 821, Xinza 2, Narendra) and one genotype of Brassica juncea (CSIRO-1) in a glasshouse experiment in pots (100 cm long, 10.5 cm diameter). The topsoil (upper 20 cm soil in pots) was supplied with Zn in all treatments whereas Zn was either supplied or omitted from the subsoil. Supplying Zn to subsoil significantly increased the root growth in the lower zone, markedly decreased the number of aborted and unfilled pods plant^–1 and significantly increased the number of developed pods plant^–1, number of seeds pod^–1, individual seed weight and overall seed yield. Subsoil Zn also significantly increased the Zn concentration and Zn content of seed and improved the ratio of Zn uptake by seed to total Zn uptake by seed and shoots. These effects of subsoil Zn were more pronounced in Zhongyou 821, Xinza 2 and Narendra compared with CSIRO-1. CSIRO-I had 92% Zn efficiency (ratio of -Zn subsoil seed yield to +Zn subsoil seed yield expressed in percentage) compared with 63% for Zhongyou 821. Among the four genotypes, CSIRO-1 had the lowest Zn concentration in roots and shoots but highest Zn concentration and content in seed, suggesting it has a superior Zn transport mechanism from source (roots) to sink (seed). CSIRO-1 also significantly decreased the rhizosphere pH in lower rooting zone (20-93 cm) in -Zn subsoil treatment compared with +Zn treatment.     

Seed zinc content influences early vegetative growth and zinc uptake in oilseed rape (Brassica napus and Brassica juncea) genotypes on zinc-deficient soil

Low-Zn seed (around 80 ng Zn per seed) and high-Zn seed (around 160 ng Zn per seed) of Zhongyou 821 (a traditional Brassica napus genotype from China found to be Zn-inefficient in our previous experiments), Narendra (Zn-efficient B. napus genotype from Australia) and CSIRO-1 (a Zn-efficient B. juncea genotype from Australia) oilseed rape genotypes were sown in pots containing Zn-deficient siliceous sand fertilized with low Zn supply (0.05 mg Zn kg^–1 soil) or high Zn supply (2.0 mg Zn kg^–1 soil) in a controlled environment. After six weeks, plants derived from the high-Zn seed had better seedling vigour, increased root and shoot growth, more leaf area and chlorophyll concentration in fresh leaf, and higher Zn uptake in shoot compared to those from low-Zn seed at low Zn supply; the impact of high-Zn seed was more marked in Zhongyou 821 compared with CSIRO-1 and Narendra. The influence of high-Zn seed was dissipated at high Zn supply. CSIRO-1 was superior in terms of shoot dry matter production and Zn uptake in shoots at low Zn supply. The results demonstrate that although oilseed rape has very small seeds (about 3 mg per seed weight) compared with wheat (30 mg per seed weight), Zn reserves present in this very small seed still have a strong impact on early vegetative growth as well as on Zn uptake of plants in Zn-deficient soils. The results suggest that sowing high-Zn seed coupled with growing Zn-efficient genotypes may help in sustaining the production of oilseed rape in Zn-deficient soils, and this has implications for improved seed technology.     

Temperature and heterogeneity of emergence time in oilseed rape

Emergence of oilseed rape cultivars with known differences in germination profile was examined by controlled sowings in the field at mean temperatures between 2 and 10°C. Early percentiles, up to the 50th in two cultivars (Rocket and Martina) and up to the 20th in a third (Comet), responded to temperature similarly at all sowings, in that 1/time to emergence of a percentile (emergence rate) increased exponentially with temperature above an intercept of-1°C. For these percentiles, emergence occurred at a similar thermally weighted time over the whole range of temperature, indicating the peak of the first flush of seedlings is predictable. Percentiles higher than those cited above displayed increasing non-germination (probably secondary dormancy) as temperature declined towards winter. The maximum non-germination ranged between 50% and 80% among the cultivars. In sowings during and just after winter, the emergence rate of these higher percentiles was lower than at a comparable temperature before winter. A portion of non-germinating seeds of the two most heterogeneous cultivars overwintered and emerged synchronously in April from a range of pre- and post-winter sowings, probably stimulated by increasing diurnal temperature amplitude from 7 to 15K. At low temperature, therefore, cultivars exhibited great heterogeneity in the emergence profile, those with more heterogeneity being more likely to give rise to temporally separate weed or feral populations. The findings are discussed in the context of weediness and transgene movement in the oilseed rape metapopulation.     

Seed transmission of turnip yellow mosaic virus in winter turnip and winter oilseed rapes

This is the first record of seed transmission of turnip yellow mosaic virus (TYMV) in oilseed and turnip rapes. The seed transmission of TYMV in a naturally infected winter turnip rape (Brassica napus var. silvestris) cultivar Perko PVH was investigated. By ELISA 1.6%, 3.2% and 8.3% seed transmission of the virus was found in seed of plants from three localities. The proportion of infected seeds produced by artificially infected plants of winter oilseed rape (Brassica napus ssp. oleifera) and winter turnip rape cultivars was determined. The virus transmission rate, expressed as the proportion of virus-infected plants which germinated from the seed was for the oilseed rape cvs Jet Neuf 0.1%, Solida 0.4%, Silesia 0.8%, Darmor 1.2%, SL-507 0.2%, SL-509 0.0% and for the winter turnip rape cv. Perko 1.5%. ELISA cannot be used in direct tests on bulk seed lots to estimate proportion of infected seed, but must be used on germinated seedlings.     

The effects of freezing on membrane electric potential in winter oilseed rape leaves

Extracellular ice formation in winter oilseed rape leaf discs (Brassica napus L. var. oleifera L. cv. Jantar) at different temperatures resulted in a transient membrane depolarization, which was followed by a decrease in membrane electric potential. In discs which underwent supercooling (no extracellular ice was formed), no membrane depolarization was observed. The inhibitors of calcium ion channels, gadolinium and lanthanum, decreased to some extend the amplitude of the frost-induced (−6 °C) depolarization and completely eliminated the decrease in membrane potential. Changes in membrane potential were associated with the increased electrolyte efflux, measured after thawing of the discs. No efflux from supercooled discs was observed. Application of calcium channel blockers decreased the level of the efflux induced by freezing at −6°C. It is suggested that membrane depolarization is one of the primary events induced by ice formation at a leaf surface. The possible reasons for changes in the membrane electric potential and their physiological consequences are discussed.     

Spontaneous hybridizations between oilseed rape and wild radish

The occurence of spontaneous hybridization between Brassica napus (oilseed rape) and Raphanus raphanistrum (wild radish) was investigated under different density conditions in cages and open-field experiments. Hybrids with wild radish as the seed parent were identified by screening for herbicide resistance belonging to rape. Small seed size and intermediate morphology were used to screen for hybrids with rape as the seed parent. Leaf isozyme patterns and flow cytometry provided confirmation of hybrids. Wild radish in an oilseed rape field produced as many as three interspecific hybrids per 100 plants. This is the first report of such a spontaneous event. The frequency of hybrids is expected to range from 0.006 to 0.2% of the total seed produced, at P = 0.05. Male-sterile oilseed rape plants surrounded by wild radish can produce up to 37 hybrids per plant. Seed production of the F₁ hybrids and their F₂ descendants was up to 0.4% and 2%, respectively, of that of wild radish. Gene escape from transgenic oilseed rape to wild related species is discussed.     

Temperature-dependent impact of 24-epibrassinolide on the fatty acid composition and sugar content in winter oilseed rape callus

The aim of this experiment was to study the effect of 24-epibrassinolide (BR₂₇) on fatty acids composition and sugar content in winter oilseed rape callus cultured at 20 and 5°C. Studies have showed that BR₂₇ action is highly temperature-dependent. The increase in sugar content (sucrose, glucose and fructose) by BR₂₇ in concentration 100 nM was observed only in calli cultured at 20°C. At 5°C, quite the opposite effect of BR₂₇ action was observed; where cold increased the sugar content, BR₂₇ decreased it. BR₂₇ at 20°C had a similar effect on the fatty acid composition of phospholipids (PL) as the cold in the process of frost hardening of oilseed rape calli. BR₂₇ decreased the 16:0, 18:1 and 18:2 and increased the 18:3 fatty acid content. At 5°C, BR₂₇ (100 nM) generally did not influence the fatty acid composition of PL. In case of digalactosyl diacylglycerols and monogalactosyl diacylglycerols, the influence of BR₂₇ on the fatty acid composition is ambiguous but still depends on temperature.