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Metabolism of Inorganic Carbon Taken Up by Roots in Salix Plants 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
VUORINEN A H.; VAPAAVUORI E. M.; RAATIKAINEN O.; LAPINJOKI S. P. 《Journal of experimental botany》1992,43(6):789-795
The metabolic products of inorganic carbon taken up throughthe roots from nutrient solution were studied in willow plants.Willow cuttings (Salix cv. Aquatica gigantea) were suppliedwith unlabelled or 14C-labelled NaHC03 for 1, 5, 10, and 24h in light or in darkness. After feeding, the plants were dividedinto six samples (upper and lower leaves and corresponding stems,cuttings and roots), which were frozen in liquid N2. Freeze-driedground samples were extracted into water-soluble, chloroform-solubleand insoluble fractions. The water-soluble fraction was furtherseparated into basic, acidic, and neutral fractions by ion-exchangechromatography. In the light experiment pronase treatment wasused to separate the insoluble fraction into proteins and insolublecarbohydrates. After I h feeding time, most of the 14C was fixed into organicacids and amino acids both in light and in darkness in all partsof the plants. In the roots a large part of the l4C-carbon wasincorporated into the protein and insoluble fractions alreadyduring short feeding times, and the amounts incorporated increasedwith time. In the leaves, after 1 and 5 h the main labelledcompounds were the organic acids and amino acids, but after10 h about half of the total 14C was in protein and in the insolublefraction. A further analysis of amino acids and organic acidswith HPLC showed that C-4 acids were labelled initially andthat over time the proportion of different acids changed. These results indicate that the metabolism of carbon in rootsmight take place via ß-carboxylation of PEP. Partof the fixed 14C is transported from the roots, probably asamino acids and organic acids, to the shoot. In roots the C-4acids are metabolized further into structural compounds (proteinsand insoluble carbohydrates). Key words: DIC, Salix, roots, metabolism, HPLC 相似文献
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