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Comparison of As sequestration in iron plaque and uptake by different genotypes of rice plants grown in As-contaminated paddy soils 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Chien-Hui Syu Chia-Hsing Lee Pei-Yu Jiang Mei-Kuei Chen Dar-Yuan Lee 《Plant and Soil》2014,374(1-2):411-422
Background and aims
Limited information is available on comparing the iron plaque formation capabilities and their effect on arsenic (As) uptake by different rice plant genotypes grown in As-contaminated soils. This study investigates the effect of iron plaque on As uptake in different rice genotypes grown in As-contaminated soils from the Guandu Plain of northern Taiwan.Methods
Twenty-eight rice genotypes including 14 japonica and 14 indica genotypes were used in this study. Rice seedlings were grown in As-contaminated soils for 38 days. The iron plaque formed on the rice roots were extracted using dithionite–citrate–bicarbonate. The concentrations of As, Fe, and P in soil solutions, iron plaque, and plants were measured. The speciation of As in the root’s iron plaque was determined by As K-edge X-ray absorption near-edge structure spectroscopy (XANES).Results
The amounts of iron plaque formation on roots were significantly different among 28 tested rice genotypes, and 75.7–92.8 % of As uptake from soils could be sequestered in iron plaque. However, there were no significant negative correlations between the amounts of Fe or As in the iron plaque and the content of As accumulated in rice plants of tested genotypes. XANES data showed that arsenate was the predominant As species in iron plaque, and there were difference in the distribution of As species among different rice genotypes.Conclusions
The iron plaque can sequester most of As uptake from soils no matter what rice genotypes used in this study. However, the iron plaque alone did not control the extent of As accumulation in rice plants from As-contaminated soils among 28 tested rice genotypes. Low As uptake genotypes of rice selected from this study can be recommended to be grown in the As-contaminated soils. 相似文献2.
Does radial oxygen loss and iron plaque formation on roots alter Cd and Pb uptake and distribution in rice plant tissues? 总被引:5,自引:0,他引:5
Background and Aims
Metal (e.g. Cd and Pb) pollution in agricultural soils and crops have aroused considerable attention in recent years. This study aimed to evaluate the effects of ROL and Fe plaque on Cd and Pb accumulation and distribution in the rice plant.Methods
A rhizobag experiment was employed to investigate the correlations among radial oxygen loss (ROL), Fe plaque formation and uptake and distribution of Cd and Pb in 25 rice cultivars.Results
Large differences between the cultivars were found in rates of ROL (1.55 to 6.88 mmol O2 kg?1 root d.w. h?1), Fe plaque formation (Fe: 6,117–48,167 mg kg?1; Mn: 127–1,089 mg kg?1), heavy metals in shoot (Cd: 0.13–0.35 mg kg?1; Pb: 4.8–8.1 mg kg?1) and root tissues (Cd: 1.1–3.5 mg kg?1; Pb: 45–199 mg kg?1), and in Fe plaque (Cd: 0.54–2.6 mg kg?1; Pb: 102–708 mg kg?1). Rates of ROL were positively correlated with Fe plaque formation and metal deposition on root surfaces, but negatively correlated with metal transfer factors of root/plaque and distributions in shoot and root tissues.Conclusions
ROL-induced Fe plaque promotes metal deposition on to root surfaces, leading to a limitation of Cd and Pb transfer and distribution in rice plant tissues. 相似文献3.
Non-destructive estimation of root mass using electrical capacitance on ten herbaceous species 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Background and Aims
Characteristically baseline levels of Sb in the environment are low, but problematic local elevation trends arise from anthropogenic activities such as mining and incineration. Arsenic (analog of Sb) accumulation by rice can be reduced by iron (Fe) plaque. A hydroponic experiment was conducted to investigate whether Fe plaque could reduce the uptake and translocation of different Sb species in different rice cultivars.Methods
After Fe plaque on rice roots was induced in solution containing 0, 0.2, 0.4, 0.7, 1.2, 2.0?mM Fe2+ for 24?h, seedlings were transferred into nutrient solution with 20?μM Sb(V) or Sb(III) for 3?d.Results
About 60–80% (Sb(III) treatment) and 40–60% (Sb(V) treatment) of the total Sb accumulated in Fe plaque. There was a significant correlation between the concentrations of Sb and Fe on the root surface. A similar relationship was observed in roots and shoots. Cultivar (Jiahua 1) formed the most Fe plaque, had the highest Fe associated Sb sequestration but the lowest Sb concentration in the root interior.Conclusions
Fe plaque may act as a ‘buffer’ for Sb(V) and Sb(III) in the rhizosphere, and cultivars played an important role in the different species Sb uptake and translocation. 相似文献4.
The effect of root surface iron plaque formation on the uptake, transfer and accumulation of La and Nd in the rice root system was evaluated by using solution cultures. The results showed that La and Nd pollution stress inhibit formation of rice root surface iron plaques. The amount of La and Nd absorbed by the rice root surface iron plaque rose with the increase of La and Nd solution concentrations. Iron plaque formation on the rice root surface significantly decreases the La and Nd concentrations in rice roots and shoots. At growth solution La concentrations of 0.1, 0.5, and 1.0 mmol.L? 1, concentrations of La in rice roots with induced iron plaques decreased by 17.1%, 37.4%, and 31.2%, respectively, and concentrations of La in rice shoots decreased by 43.9%, 60.6%, and 27.0%, respectively, when compared to plants with non-induced iron plaques. Also, with Nd solution concentrations of 0.1, 0.5, and 1.0 mmol.L? 1, the Nd concentrations in rice roots and shoots of plants with induced iron plaques decreased by 21.0–31.7% and 22.7–47.5%, respectively when compared to plants with non-induced iron plaques. Iron plaque formation on the rice root surface affects the accumulation and transfer of La and Nd in rice roots. Accumulation of La and Nd was greater in rice roots than in rice shoots regardless of whether the plants had induced or non-induced iron plaques. Transfer coefficients of iron plague on rice root surface and root system under La treatments were both higher than those under Nd treatment. For rice roots and iron plaques on the root surface, the enrichment coefficient in the La treatment group was less than that in the Nd treatment group, while for rice shoots, the enrichment coefficient in the La treatment group was greater than that in the Nd treatment group. Clearly, the mechanisms governing the effect of iron plaque on La and Nd uptake and transfer in the rice root system are rather complicated. 相似文献
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Root porosity, radial oxygen loss and iron plaque on roots of wetland plants in relation to zinc tolerance and accumulation 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
Background and aims
Wetland plants have been widely used in constructed wetlands for the clean-up of metal-contaminated waters. This study investigated the relationship between rate of radial oxygen loss (ROL), root porosity, Zn uptake and tolerance, Fe plaque formation in wetland plants.Methods
A hydroponic experiment and a pot trial with Zn-contaminated soil were conducted to apply different Zn level treatments to various emergent wetland plants.Results
Significant differences were found between plants in their root porosities, rates of ROL, Zn uptake and Zn tolerance indices in the hydroponic experiment, and concentrations of Fe and Mn on roots and in the rhizosphere in the pot trial. There were significant positive correlations between root porosities, ROL rates, Zn tolerance, Zn, Fe and Mn concentrations on roots and in the rhizosphere. Wetland plants with higher root porosities and ROL tended to have more Fe plaque, higher Zn concentrations on roots and in their rhizospheres, and were more tolerant of Zn toxicity.Conclusions
Our results suggest that ROL and root porosity play very important roles in Fe plaque formation, Zn uptake and tolerance, and are useful criteria for selecting wetland plants for the phytoremediation of Zn-contaminated waters and soils/sediments. 相似文献6.
Background and Aims
Anoxic conditions are seldom considered in root iron plaque induction of wetland plants in hydroponic experiments, but such conditions are essential for root iron plaque formation in the field. Although ferrous ion availability and root radial oxygen loss capacity are generally taken into account, neglect of anoxic conditions in root iron plaque formation might lead to an under- or over-estimate of their functional effects, such as blocking toxic metal uptake. This study hypothesized that anoxic conditions would influence root iron plaque formation characteristics and translocation of Zn and Cd by rice seedlings.Methods
A hydroponic culture was used to grow rice seedlings and a non-disruptive approach for blocking air exchange between the atmosphere and the induction solution matrix was applied for root iron plaque formation, namely flushing the headspace of the induction solution with N2 during root iron plaque induction. Zn and Cd were spiked into the solution after root iron plaque formation, and translocation of both metals was determined.Key Results
Blocking air exchange between the atmosphere and the nutrient solution by N2 flushing increased root plaque Fe content by between 11 and 77 % (average 31 %). The N2 flushing treatment generated root iron plaques with a smoother surface than the non-N2 flushing treatment, as observed by scanning electron microscopy, but Fe oxyhydroxides coating the rice seedling roots were amorphous. The root iron plaques sequestrated Zn and Cd and the N2 flushing enhanced this effect by approx. 17 % for Zn and 71 % for Cd, calculated by both single and combined additions of Zn and Cd.Conclusions
Blocking of oxygen intrusion into the nutrient solution via N2 flushing enhanced root iron plaque formation and increased Cd and Zn sequestration in the iron plaques of rice seedlings. This study suggests that hydroponic studies that do not consider redox potential in the induction matrices might lead to an under-estimate of metal sequestration by root iron plaques of wetland plants. 相似文献7.
Do iron plaque and genotypes affect arsenate uptake and translocation by rice seedlings (Oryza sativa L.) grown in solution culture? 总被引:7,自引:0,他引:7
The effects of Fe concentrations in the pretreatment solution on the induction of plaque and the differences between genotypes on arsenate uptake by and translocation within rice seedlings grown in nutrient solution in the greenhouse were investigated. After iron plaque on rice roots was induced in solutions containing 20, 40, 60, 80, and 100 mg Fe2+ l(-1), seedlings were transplanted into nutrient solution with 0.5 mg As l(-1). The formation of iron plaque was clearly visible as a reddish coating on the root surface after 12 h induction. Fe2+ concentrations in the pretreatment solution and 0.5 mg As l(-1) in the treatment solutions did not significantly affect rice growth. There was a significant correlation between the concentrations of Fe and As in iron plaque on the root surface for the three genotypes. About 75-89% of total As was concentrated in iron plaque (DCB-extracts). There were no significant differences in As concentrations in the roots between the three genotypes; however, As concentrations in shoots differed significantly between them. Arsenic concentrations in shoots were positively correlated with iron concentrations in the shoots. The results suggest that iron plaque may act as a 'buffer' for As in the rhizosphere. 相似文献
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Effect of iron plaque outside roots on nutrient uptake by rice (Oryza sativa L.): Phosphorus uptake 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Under anaerobic conditions, ferric hydroxide deposits on the surface of rice roots have been shown to affect the uptake of
some nutrients. In the present experiment, different amount of this iron plaque were induced on the roots of rice (Oryza sativa
L. cv. TZ88-145) by supplying different Fe(OH)3 concentrations in nutrient solutions, and the effect of the iron plaque on phosphorus uptake was investigated. Results showed
that 1) iron plaque adsorbed phosphorus from the growth medium, and that the amount of phosphorus adsorbed by the plaque was
correlated with the amount of plaque; 2) the phosphorus concentration in the shoot increased by up to 72% after 72 h at concentration
of Fe(OH)3 in the nutrient solution from 0 to 30 mg Fe/L, corresponding with amounts of iron plaque from 0.2 to 24.5 mg g-1 (root d. wt); 3) the phosphorus concentration in the shoots of rice with iron plaque was higher than that without iron plaque
though the concentration in the shoot decreased when Fe(OH)3 was added at 50 mg Fe/L producing 28.3 mg g-1 (root d. wt) of plaque; and 4) the phosphorus concentrations in Fe-deficient and Fe-sufficient rice plants with iron plaque
were the same, although phytosiderophores were released from the Fe-deficient roots. The phytosiderophores evidently did not
mobilise phosphorus adsorbed on plaque. The results suggest that iron plaque on rice plant roots might be considered a phosphorus
reservoir.
This revised version was published online in June 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date. 相似文献
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We have shown previously that phosphorus nutrition and iron plaque on the surface of rice roots influence arsenate uptake
and translocation by rice in hydroponic culture. We have now investigated the role of iron (Fe) and manganese (Mn) plaque
on arsenate and arsenite uptake and translocation in rice seedlings grown hydroponically. Fe and Mn plaques were clearly visible
as reddish or brown coatings on the root surface after 12 h induction, and Fe plaque was much more apparent than Mn plaque.
Arsenite or arsenate supply did not decrease plant dry weights significantly. There were significant differences in shoot
dry weights but little difference in root dry weights between some plaque treatments. Arsenic (As) concentrations in Fe plaque
when arsenate was supplied were significantly higher than those in no plaque (control) and Mn plaque treatments, and much
higher than those supplied with arsenite. This showed that Fe plaque on the rice root had higher affinity to arsenate than
to arsenite. In Fe plaque treatment, the results indicated that most As was sequestered in roots when arsenite was supplied
and most As concentrated in Fe plaque when arsenate was supplied. Most As was accumulated in rice roots in Mn plaque and no
plaque treatments for both As species. 相似文献
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Iron plaque decreases cadmium accumulation in Oryza sativa L. and serves as a source of iron 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
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- Cadmium (Cd) contamination occurs in paddy soils; hence it is necessary to reduce Cd content of rice. Application and mode of action of ferrous sulphate in minimizing Cd in rice was monitored in the present study.
- Pot culture with Indian rice variety Swarna (MTU 7029) was maintained in Cd‐spiked soil containing ferrous sulphates, which is expected to reduce Cd accumulation in rice. Responses in rhizosphere pH, root surface, metal accumulation in plant and molecular physiological processes were monitored.
- Iron plaque was induced on root surfaces after FeSO4 application and the amount of Fe in plaque reduced with increases in Cd in the soil. Rhizosphere pH decreased during plaque formation and became more acidic due to secretion of organic acids from the roots under Cd treatment. Moreover, iron chelate reductase activity increased with Cd treatment, but in the absence of Cd, activity of this enzyme increased in plaque‐induced plants. Cd treatment caused expression of OsYSL18, whereas OsYSL15 was expressed only in roots without iron plaque. Fe content of plants increased during plaque formation, which protected plants from Cd‐induced Fe deficiency and metal toxicity. This was corroborated with increased biomass, chlorophyll content and quantum efficiency of photo‐synthesis among plaque‐induced plants.
- We conclude that ferrous sulphate‐induced iron plaque prevents Cd accumulation and Fe deficiency in rice. Iron released from plaque via organic acid mediated dissolution during Cd stress.
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Effect of selenium fertilization on the accumulation of cadmium and lead in rice plants 总被引:4,自引:0,他引:4
Ying Hu Gareth John Norton Guilan Duan Yanchao Huang Yunxia Liu 《Plant and Soil》2014,384(1-2):131-140
Background and Aims
The accumulation of cadmium and lead in rice (Oryza sativa L.) grains is a potential threat to human health. In this study, the effect of selenium fertilization on the uptake and translocation of cadmium and lead in rice plants was investigated.Methods
Rice plants were cultivated using cadmium and lead contaminated soils with selenium addition at three concentrations (0, 0.5 and 1 mg kg?1). At maturity, plants were harvested, and element concentrations in rice tissues were analyzed by using ICP-MS.Results
Selenium application significantly increased selenium accumulation in rice grain, and markedly decreased cadmium and lead concentrations in rice tissues. In brown rice grains, selenium application reduced cadmium concentrations by 44.4 %, but had no significant effect on lead accumulation. Selenium application significantly decreased metal mobility in soils, at 0.5 mg kg?1 treatment, the translocation factor of cadmium and lead from soil to iron plaque decreased by 71 and 33 % respectively.Conclusions
The mechanism of selenium mitigating of heavy metal accumulation in rice could be decreasing metal bioavailability in soil. Selenium fertilization could be an effective and feasible method to enrich selenium and reduce cadmium levels in brown rice. 相似文献12.
《Environmental and Experimental Botany》2007,59(3):314-320
A hydroponics culture experiment was conducted to investigate the effect of iron plaque on Cd uptake by and translocation within rice seedlings grown under controlled growth chamber conditions. Rice seedlings were pre-cultivated for 43 days and then transferred to nutrient solution containing six levels of Fe (0, 10, 30, 50, 80 and 100 mg L−1) for 6 days to induce different amounts of iron plaque on the root surfaces. Seedlings were then exposed to solution containing three levels of Cd (0, 0.1 and 1.0 mg L−1) for 4 days. In order to differentiate the uptake capability of Cd by roots with or without iron plaque, root tips (white root part without iron plaque) and middle root parts (with iron plaque) of pre-cultivated seedlings treated with 0, 30 and 50 mg L−1 Fe were exposed to 109Cd for 24 h. Reddish iron plaque gradually became visible on the surface of rice roots but the visual symptoms of the iron plaque on the roots differed among treatments. In general, the reddish color of the iron plaque became darker with increasing Fe supply, and the iron plaque was more homogeneously distributed all along the roots. The Fe concentrations increased significantly with increasing Fe supply regardless of Cd additions. The Cd concentrations in dithionite–citrate–bicarbonate (DCB)-extracts and in shoots and roots were significantly affected by Cd and Fe supply in the nutrient solution. The Cd concentrations increased significantly with increasing Cd supply in the solution and were undetectable when no Cd was added. The Cd concentrations in DCB-extracts with Fe supplied tended to be higher than that at Fe0 at Cd0.1, and at Cd1.0, DCB-Cd with Fe supplied was significantly lower. Cd concentrations in roots and shoots decreased with increasing Fe supply at both Cd additions. The proportion of Cd in DCB-extracts was significantly lower than in roots or shoots. Compared to the control seedlings without Fe supply, the radioactivity of 109Cd in shoots of seedlings treated with Fe decreased when root tips were exposed to 109Cd and did not change significantly when middle parts of roots were exposed. Our results suggest that root tissue rather than iron plaque on the root surface is a barrier to Cd uptake and translocation within rice plants, and the uptake and translocation of Cd appear to be related to Fe nutritional levels in the plants. 相似文献
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Do radial oxygen loss and external aeration affect iron plaque formation and arsenic accumulation and speciation in rice? 总被引:6,自引:0,他引:6
Hydroponic experiments were conducted to investigate the effect of radial oxygen loss (ROL) and external aeration on iron (Fe) plaque formation, and arsenic (As) accumulation and speciation in rice (Oryza sativa L.). The data showed that there were significant correlations between ROL and Fe concentrations in Fe plaque produced on different genotypes of rice. There were also significant differences in the amounts of Fe plaque formed between different genotypes in different positions of roots and under different aeration conditions (aerated, normal, and stagnant treatments). In aerated treatments, rice tended to have a higher Fe plaque formation than in a stagnant solution, with the greatest formation at the root tip decreasing with increasing distances away, in accordance with a trend of spatial ROL. Genotypes with higher rates of ROL induced higher degrees of Fe plaque formation. Plaques sequestered As on rice roots, with arsenate almost double that with arsenite, leading to decreased As accumulation in both roots and shoots. The major As species detected in roots and shoots was arsenite, ranging from 34 to 78% of the total As in the different treatments and genotypes. These results contribute to our understanding of genotypic differences in As uptake by rice and the mechanisms causing rice genotypes with higher ROL to show lower overall As accumulation. 相似文献
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Rita M. Godinho Carlos Vale Miguel Caetano Luis C. Alves Teresa Pinheiro 《Plant and Soil》2014,376(1-2):129-137
Aim
This study presents a micrometre-scale map of the elemental distribution within roots and surrounding sediment of Halimione portulacoides of a contaminated salt marsh in the Tagus estuary.Methods
Microprobe particle induced X-ray emission analysis was performed in sediment slices containing roots with tubular rhizoconcretions attached to host sediments.Results
Strong concentration gradients were found particularly in the inner part of rhizoconcretions adjacent to the root wall. Local enrichment was observed in sediment interstices with Fe precipitates and other associated elements. A maximum of 55 % of Fe was measured near the concretion–root interface, with a decrease to <5 % in the host sediment. Maximum concentrations of P (3 %), As (1,200 μg g?1) and Zn (3,000 μg g?1) were registered in concretions, one order of magnitude above the values of the host sediment. The elemental concentration profiles across roots showed that the epidermis was an efficient selective barrier to the entrance of elements. Fe and As were retained in the epidermis. The highest Cu and Zn concentrations were also observed in the epidermis. However, the concentrations of Mn, Cu and Zn increased in the inner root.Conclusions
As and Fe were mostly retained in the concretion, whereas P, Mn, Cu and Zn were mobilised by the root. 相似文献15.
Venus Elec Celsa A. Quimio Rhulyx Mendoza Andres Godwin C. Sajise Sarah E. J. Beebout Glenn B. Gregorio Rakesh Kumar Singh 《Plant and Soil》2013,372(1-2):253-264
Background and aims
Iron toxicity decreases rice (Oryza sativa) grain yield especially in acid soils after flooding. Our aim was to establish a high-throughput screening technique using nutrient solution culture for identifying Fe-toxicity-tolerant genotypes.Methods
Varying levels of Fe, pH, and chelators in Yoshida nutrient solution culture were tested to maintain sufficient Fe2+ concentration over time to optimize the severity of Fe toxicity stress for distinguishing between a tolerant (Azucena) and sensitive (IR64) genotype. The optimized solution was tested on 20 diverse genotypes in the greenhouse, with measurement of leaf bronzing scores and plant growth characteristics at the seedling stage. The same 20 genotypes were grown to maturity in a field with natural Fe toxicity stress, with measurement of seedling-stage leaf bronzing scores and grain yield to determine their inter-relationship.Results
Optimized nutrient solution conditions were 300 mg L?1 Fe supplied as Fe2+ at pH 4.0 with a 1:2 molar ratio of Fe:EDTA, which maintained sufficient Fe2+ stress over 5 days. The highest correlation of nutrient solution phenotypic data with field grain yield was found with leaf bronzing scores at 4 weeks, with a Pearson r of 0.628 for simple association and a Spearman corrected r of 0.610 for rank association (P?<?0.01) using 20 diverse rice genotypes with proven Fe toxicity tolerance reaction. The Leaf bronzing scores at 4 weeks in nutrient culture solution were also found highly correlated with LBS under natural field stress after 8 weeks that had highest correlation with grain yield under stress.Conclusion
This culture solution-based standardized screening technique can be used in plant breeding programs as a high-throughput technique to identify genotypes tolerant to Fe toxicity. 相似文献16.
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Response of rice (Oryza sativa) with root surface iron plaque under aluminium stress 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Rice (Oryza sativa) is an aquatic plant with a characteristic of forming iron plaque on its root surfaces. It is considered to be the most Al-tolerant species among the cereal crops. The objective of this study was to determine the effects of root surface iron plaque on Al translocation, accumulation and the change of physiological responses under Al stress in rice in the presence of iron plaque. METHODS: The japonica variety rice, Koshihikari, was used in this study and was grown hydroponically in a growth chamber. Iron plaque was induced by exposing the rice roots to 30 mg L(-1) ferrous iron either as Fe(II)-EDTA in nutrient solution (6 d, Method I) or as FeSO(4) in water solution (12 h, Method II). Organic acid in root exudates was retained in the anion-exchange resin and eluted with 2 m HCl, then analysed by high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) after proper pre-treatment. Fe and Al in iron plaque were extracted with DCB (dithionite-citrate-bicarbonate) solution. KEY RESULTS AND CONCLUSIONS: Both methods (I and II) could induce the formation of iron plaque on rice root surfaces. The amounts of DCB-extractable Fe and Al on root surfaces were much higher in the presence of iron plaque than in the absence of iron plaque. Al contents in root tips were significantly decreased with iron plaque; translocation of Al from roots to shoots was significantly reduced with iron plaque. Al-induced secretion of citrate was observed and iron plaque could greatly depress this citrate secretion. These results suggested that iron plaque on rice root surfaces can be a sink to sequester Al onto the root surfaces and Fe ions can pre-saturate Al-binding sites in root tips, which protects the rice root tips from suffering Al stress to a certain extent. 相似文献
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Background and aims
Iron (Fe) toxicity is a wide-spread stress in lowland rice production. The aim of this study was to differentiate between responses to acute Fe stress during the vegetative stage and chronic Fe stress throughout the growing period.Methods
Six rice genotypes were tested in a semi-artificial greenhouse setup, in which acute (almost 1500 mg L?1 Fe in soil solution during the vegetative stage) and chronic (200 to 300 mg L?1 Fe throughout the season) Fe toxicity were simulated.Results
Acute Fe stress induced early development of heavy leaf bronzing, whereas moderate symptoms occurred in the chronic treatment throughout the season. Grain yields were only reduced in the chronic stress treatment (?23 %) due to reductions in spikelet fertility, grain number and grain weight. Symptom formation during the early growth stages did not reflect yield responses in all genotypes. Only one genotype showed increases in grain Fe concentrations (24 % in the acute stress and 44 % in the chronic stress) compared to the control.Conclusions
Contrasting genotypes responded differently to acute and chronic Fe toxicity, and one genotype showed consistent tolerance and the ability to translocate excess Fe into grains. These traits can be useful in the adaptive breeding of rice for Fe toxic environments.19.
Chunying Liu Chunli Chen Juyun Yang Sheng Xu 《International journal of phytoremediation》2016,18(1):1-9
A pot experiment was conducted to investigate the effect of iron plaque on Pb uptake by and translocation in Carex cinerascens Kukenth. grown under open-air conditions. Using Scanning Electron Microscopy and Energy Dispersive X-Ray Spectrometry, iron plaque was present as an amorphous coating on root surfaces with uneven distribution. The amount of iron plaque increased significantly with increasing Fe additions regardless of Pb additions. The presence of iron plaque on the root surface of Carex cinerascens Kukenth. increased the concentrations of Pb adsorbed by iron plaque. The Pb percentage in whole roots increased by 14.52% at 500 mg kg?1 Fe treatment than at 0 mg kg?1 Fe, and the distribution coefficient (DC) of Pb and translocation factor (TF) root increased with Fe additions, but translocation factor (TF) shoot decreased with Fe additions. The results suggested that iron plaque could promote the translocation of Pb from soil to roots to some extent, and it played a role to reduce heavy metals pollution of Poyang Lake wetland. 相似文献
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Silicon ameliorates manganese toxicity by regulating manganese transport and antioxidant reactions in rice (Oryza sativa L.) 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1