钙、硅对酸雨胁迫下小麦生长和养分吸收的影响

采用盆栽试验方法研究了在模拟酸雨胁迫下施用碳酸钙和硅酸钠对红壤酸化、土壤活性铝和速效养分含量以及小麦生长、养分吸收与积累的影响。结果表明,短期内(2个月)喷施pH3.0的酸雨对红壤酸化有一定的促进作用,但对小麦生长无显着不良影响,反而因酸雨中含有N、S、K等营养元素,可起到一定的促进作用。施用碳酸钙和硅酸钠具有抑制土壤酸化、降低活性铝的作用,但碳酸钙用量应控制在2.0g·kg^-1以下,否则将降低土壤磷的生物有效性,抑制小麦生长。与此相反,硅酸钠的施用则大幅度提高土壤有效磷含量,促进小麦对P的吸收和利用,同时也有利于N、K等元素的利用,从而显着促进作物生长。此外,Si还具有显着提高作物抗麦蚜危害的能力.     

OsNRT1.1A:解决水稻高氮下“贪青晚熟”的关键基因

正植物通常需要14种矿质元素以维持其正常的生长发育过程。其中,氮元素是植物需求量最大的矿质元素,是蛋白质、核酸、磷脂以及叶绿素和植物激素等有机大分子的基本组成元素,同时也是促进作物增产的重要因素之一。农业生产上一般通过大量施用氮肥来促进农作物生长,从而达到粮食增产的目的。据统计,全世界每年施用氮肥超过1.2亿吨,而我国消耗的氮肥量占世界氮肥总施用量的     

施用保水剂和稻草覆盖对作物和土壤的效应

在江苏淮北东海县季节性干旱严重的岭沙土上,开展了施用保水剂和稻草覆盖对保持土壤水分和作物产量的效应的比较试验,保水剂和稻草的用量各分4级,分别为1,2,3,6g.kg^-1土和1500,3000,4500,6000kg/hm^-2,结果表明,两者均可促进小麦生长,提高当季及后茬作物产量,覆盖稻草和施用保水剂分别比对照增产小麦12．5％和10％,其作用机制在于两者均能减少土壤水分蒸发,提高土壤持水能力,增加有效水供应,并对土壤容重,温度及养分状况有一定的改善作用。     

稀土元素在小麦体内分配行为的研究

采用水培,土培试验及中子活化分析技术,在作物生长效应曲线研究的基础上,系统地研究了稀土远征顷作物体内的含量、吸收、分布和转移等行为。所获结果表明,名稀土元素在作物体现人的分配行为受生物的内外因素与稀土来源、自身特征和元素间关系的影响,是作物稀土元素分配行为已有研究成果的重要补充与深化,并为土壤施用稀土元素提供促进一步的科学依据。     

种保素对几种作物根际微生物效应的影响

熹龙种籽保生素(以下简称种保素)为复合营养功能型生物制剂,被列为九五国家级新产品(证书号:5120610060784)。经全国农业技术推广服务中心在全国多个省区几年的试验示范和推广应用,结果在玉米、小麦、棉花、油菜、甜菜、花生等多种作物上拌种施用,能提高发芽率,提早出苗,促进根系发育,叶绿素含量增加,植株生长健壮,具有显著的增产效果1)。作物生长状况与其根际微生物有着非常密切的关系。作物生长期间活跃的新陈代谢作用为根际微生物提供大量的营养物质,产生明显的根际效应,同时根际微生物对根际养分也有显著的活化作用,促进植物的生长发育…     

盐胁迫环境下植物促生菌的作用机制研究进展

盐胁迫是限制干旱和半干旱地区作物生产的主要非生物胁迫之一,严重影响作物的生长发育,植物促生菌(Plant growth-promoting bacteria,PGPB)可有效减轻植物的盐胁迫损伤,合理施用PGPB是盐胁迫下促进作物生长的重要途径。本文从盐胁迫环境下PGPB在调节植物激素内稳态、促进养分吸收和诱导植物产生系统耐受性等方面的作用阐述了PGPB提高植物耐盐性、减轻植物胁迫损伤的作用机制。讨论了能够在植物根际稳定定殖并在盐生环境下稳定保持PGP活性的功能菌株对未来农业的可持续发展的重要意义,同时,对该研究方向的重难点和未来的发展趋势作出展望。     

作物对硒的吸收利用及合理施用硒肥

硒是动物和人体必需的微量元素,同时也是对植物生长发育有益的元素。随着人们生活水平的提高,富硒农产品日益受到广泛的关注,进而推动了关于作物对硒的吸收利用和科学施用硒肥的研究。在综述国内外相关研究进展的基础上,系统总结了土壤有效硒测定方法以及作物对硒的吸收、转运和形态转化及其影响因素的相关研究成果,并对今后的研究方向进行了展望。     

益于园林植物的稀土混合剂——瑞尔制剂

稀土是元素周期表中原子序数57—71的15个“镧系”元素和与“镧系”元素化学性质相似的抗、钇,共17个元素的总称。 稀土用途广泛,除了应用于钢铁、石油、化工、纺织、电子、医药等领域外,近年来也被广泛用于农业。作为一种高效微肥,稀土能增加作物叶绿素的含量和提高光合作用效率;促进植物对营养物质的吸收,施用稀土后作物体内氮、磷、钾的含量明显增加;能增强植物在逆境下的细胞膜稳定性,因此可提高作物的抗逆性,使常见病的发病率大大下降;可提高植物体内一些酶的活性,如淀粉酶、硝酸还原酶、固氮酶等,促进种子萌发和提高氮代谢水平。     

分层供水施磷对春小麦光合性能、同化产物流向和水分利用效率的影响

利用自制的植物生长装置研究了春小麦在不同土壤湿度和不同部位施用磷素的组合方式对作物光合、同化物分配和水分利用的影响,结果表明：在上干下湿的水分条件下,表层施磷处理其光合速率曲线呈单峰型,而整体湿润条件下不管磷的施用部位如何,其光合速率曲线呈双峰型;表层施磷可以提高作物的净光合速率１１．１８％～１５．５９％;不同的水分处理表层施磷增加光合有效叶面积１７．３６％～３２．９４％;水分利用效率（ＷＵＥ）提高２．３７％～１９．１３％;而且能显著地增加繁殖分配比例,协调根冠生长,增加籽粒产量,这对作物稳产高产有一定的积极作用。     

油菜素内酯（BR）促进植物生长机理研究进展

介绍了油菜素内酯促进植物生长、提高作物产量的作用,并简述了促进生长的生理代谢基础。通过比较油菜素内酯与生长素、赤霉素促进生长作用方式的异同,提出油菜素内酯促进生长的信号传导路径不同于其它植物激素。另外从细胞的形态发生、细胞壁扩展的机制和细胞骨架在细胞伸长中的作用等几个方面对油菜素内酯促进植物生长的细胞及分子生物学机制进行了详尽的论述。     

Role of soil microbes in the rhizospheres of plants growing on trace metal contaminated soils in phytoremediation

This article reviews recent developments in in situ bioremediation of trace metal contaminated soils, with particular reference to the microbial dynamics in the rhizospheres of plants growing on such soils and their significance in phytoremediation. In non-agricultural conditions, the natural role of plant growth promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR), P-solubilizing bacteria, mycorrhizal-helping bacteria (MHB) and arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) in maintaining soil fertility is more important than in conventional agriculture, horticulture, and forestry where higher use of agrochemicals minimize their significance. These microbes initiate a concerted action when a particular population density is achieved, i.e. quorum sensing. AMF also recognize their host by signals released by host roots, allowing a functional symbiosis. AM fungi produce an insoluble glycoprotein, glomalin, which sequester trace elements and it should be considered for biostabilization leading to remediation of contaminated soils. Conclusions drawn from studies of metal uptake kinetics in solution cultures may not be valid for more complex field conditions and use of some combination of glasshouse and field experiments with organisms that occur within the same plant community is suggested. Phytoextraction strategies, such as inoculation of plants to be used for phytoremediation with appropriate heavy metal adapted rhizobial microflora, co-cropping system involving a non-mycorrhizal hyperaccumulator plant and a non-accumulator but mycorrhizal with appropriate AMF, or pre-cropping with mycotrophic crop systems to optimize phytoremediation processes, merit further field level investigations. There is also a need to improve our understanding of the mechanisms involved in transfer and mobilization of trace elements by rhizosphere microbiota and to conduct research on selection of microbial isolates from rhizosphere of plants growing on heavy metal contaminated soils for specific restoration programmes. This is necessary if we are to improve the chances of successful phytoremediation.     

Role of soil microbes in the rhizospheres of plants growing on trace metal contaminated soils in phytoremediation

This article reviews recent developments in in situ bioremediation of trace metal contaminated soils, with particular reference to the microbial dynamics in the rhizospheres of plants growing on such soils and their significance in phytoremediation. In non-agricultural conditions, the natural role of plant growth promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR), P-solubilizing bacteria, mycorrhizal-helping bacteria (MHB) and arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) in maintaining soil fertility is more important than in conventional agriculture, horticulture, and forestry where higher use of agrochemicals minimize their significance. These microbes initiate a concerted action when a particular population density is achieved, i.e. quorum sensing. AMF also recognize their host by signals released by host roots, allowing a functional symbiosis. AM fungi produce an insoluble glycoprotein, glomalin, which sequester trace elements and it should be considered for biostabilization leading to remediation of contaminated soils. Conclusions drawn from studies of metal uptake kinetics in solution cultures may not be valid for more complex field conditions and use of some combination of glasshouse and field experiments with organisms that occur within the same plant community is suggested. Phytoextraction strategies, such as inoculation of plants to be used for phytoremediation with appropriate heavy metal adapted rhizobial microflora, co-cropping system involving a non-mycorrhizal hyperaccumulator plant and a non-accumulator but mycorrhizal with appropriate AMF, or pre-cropping with mycotrophic crop systems to optimize phytoremediation processes, merit further field level investigations. There is also a need to improve our understanding of the mechanisms involved in transfer and mobilization of trace elements by rhizosphere microbiota and to conduct research on selection of microbial isolates from rhizosphere of plants growing on heavy metal contaminated soils for specific restoration programmes. This is necessary if we are to improve the chances of successful phytoremediation.     

陆地农业生态系统丛枝菌根真菌物种多样性研究进展

丛枝菌根真菌(AMF)是一种古老的、在自然界中普遍存在的土壤微生物,能与大部分陆生植物形成互惠互利的菌根共生体.在这种共生关系中,AMF从植物获取自身生长所需碳源的同时,帮助宿主吸收氮、磷等营养物质.AMF在农业生态系统中具有重要作用,能够促进植物生长、改善作物品质、提高植物抗逆性、稳定土壤结构、维护生态平衡和维持农业可持续发展.本文总结了近几年来陆地农业生态系统AMF的研究进展,着重从我国陆地农业生态系统AMF物种多样性、AMF生物多样性时空分布特征及影响AMF多样性的因素等几个方面,综述了陆地农业生态系统AMF的物种多样性,并对以后的研究进行了展望.     

黄瓜中硅的生理功能及转运机制研究进展

硅是植物体的重要组成部分,尽管硅尚未被列为植物生长的必需元素,但它在促进植物生长发育、提高作物对非生物逆境（干旱、盐分和重金属等）和生物逆境（病虫害）抗性等方面都具有重要作用。硅不仅能改善植株对矿质营养的吸收,提高作物产量和品质,而且能沉积在叶片及叶鞘表皮细胞,形成硅化细胞和角质双硅层结构,增强寄主植物细胞壁的机械强度和稳固性,从而增强植物对真菌侵入和扩展的抵御能力,提高植物对金属离子毒害的抗性、缓解盐胁迫、增强抗高低温和抗紫外线辐射等。本文在植物硅素营养和转运机制研究的基础上,对硅素营养在黄瓜中生长发育、抗逆和吸收转运机制等方面的效应做了相关综述,并展望了黄瓜中硅研究的未来发展。     

Mechanism of plant growth promotion by rhizobacteria

Plant growth results from interaction of roots and shoots with the environment. The environment for roots is the soil or planting medium which provide structural support as well as water and nutrients to the plant. Roots also support the growth and functions of a complex of microorganisms that can have a profound effect on the growth anti survival of plants. These microorganisms constitute rhizosphere microflora and can be categorized as deleterious, beneficial, or neutral with respect to root/plant health. Beneficial interactions between roots and microbes do occur in rhizosphere and can be enhanced. Increased plant growth and crop yield can be obtained upon inoculating seeds or roots with certain specific root-colonizing bacteria- 'plant growth promoting rhizobacteria'. In this review, we discuss the mechanisms by which plant growth promoting rhizobacteria may stimulate plant growth.     

Interaction between PGPR and PGR for water conservation and plant growth attributes under drought condition

Drought is one of the key restraints to agricultural productivity worldwide and is expected to increase further. Drought stress accompanied by reduction in precipitation pose major challenges to future food safety. Strategies should be develop to enhance drought tolerance in crops like chickpea and wheat, in order to enhance their growth and yield. Drought tolerance strategies are costly and time consuming however, recent studies specify that plant growth promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR) and plant growth regulators (PGRs) can help plants to withstand under harsh environmental condition and enable plants to cope with drought stress. PGPR can act as biofertilizer and bioenhancer for different legumes and non-legumes. The use of PGPR and symbiotic microorganisms, may be valuable in developing strategies to assist water conservation in plants. The use of PGPR has been confirmed to be an ecologically sound way of enhancing crop yields by facilitating plant growth through direct or indirect mechanism. The mechanisms of PGPR for water conservation include secretion of exopolysaccharides, biofilm formation, alternation in phytohormone content, improvement in sugar concentration, enhancing availability of micro- and macronutrients and changes in plant functional traits. Similarly, plant growth regulators (PGRs) are specially noticed in actively growing tissues under stress conditions and have been associated in the control of cell division, embryogenesis, root formation, fruit development and ripening, and reactions to biotic and abiotic stresses and upholding water conservation status in plants. Previous studies also suggest that plant metabolites interact with plant physiology under stress condition and impart drought tolerance. Metabolites like, sugars, amino acids, organic acid and polyols play a key role in drought tolerance of crop plants grown under stress condition. It is concluded from the present study that PGRs in combination with PGPR consortium can be an effective formulation to promote plant growth and maintenance of plant turgidity under drought stress. This review is a compilation of the effect of drought stress on crop plants and described interactions between PGPR/PGRs and plant development, knowledge of water conservation and stress release strategies of PGPR and PGRs and the role of plant metabolites in drought tolerance of crop plants. This review also bridges the gaps that summarizes the mechanism of action of PGPR for drought tolerance of crop plants and sustainability of agriculture and applicability of these beneficial rhizobacteria in different agro-ecosystems under drought stress.     

Insights into the Roles of Melatonin in Alleviating Heavy Metal Toxicity in Crop Plants

Alleviating heavy metal pollution in farmland soil, and heavy metal toxicity in plants is the focus of global agricultural environmental research. Melatonin is a kind of indoleamine compound that wide exists in organisms; it is currently known as an endogenous free radical scavenger with the strongest antioxidant effect. As a new plant growth regulator and signaling molecule, melatonin plays an important role in plant resistance to biotic or abiotic stress. Recent studies indicate that melatonin can effectively alleviate heavy metal toxicity in crop plants, which provides a new strategy to minimize heavy metal pollution in crop plants. This study summarizes the research progress on the role of melatonin in alleviating heavy metal toxicity in crop plants and the related physiological and ecological mechanisms such as reducing the concentration of heavy metals in the rhizosphere, fixing and regionally isolating of heavy metals, maintaining the mineral element balance, enhancing the antioxidant defense system and interacting with hormonal signaling. Furthermore, future prospects for the mechanism of melatonin in regulating heavy metal toxicity, the pathway regulating synthesis and catabolism, and the interaction mechanism of melatonin signaling and other phytohormones are presented in this paper, with the goal of providing a theoretical basis for controlling heavy metal ion accumulation in crop plants grown in contaminated soil.     

Biotechnological applications of serpentine soil bacteria for phytoremediation of trace metals

Serpentine or ultramafic soils are produced by weathering and pedogenesis of ultramafic rocks that are characterized by high levels of Ni, Cr, and sometimes Co, but contain low levels of essential nutrients such as N, P, K, and Ca. A number of plant species endemic to serpentine soils are capable of accumulating exceptionally high concentrations of Ni, Zn, and Co. These plants are known as metal “hyperaccumulators.” The function of hyperaccumulation depends not only on the plant, but also on the interaction of the plant roots with rhizosphere microbes and the concentrations of bioavailable metals in the soil. The rhizosphere provides a complex and dynamic microenvironment where microorganisms, in association with roots, form unique communities that have considerable potential for the detoxification of hazardous materials. The rhizosphere bacteria play a significant role on plant growth in serpentine soils by various mechanisms, namely, fixation of atmospheric nitrogen, utilization of 1-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylic acid (ACC) as the sole N source, production of siderophores, or production of plant growth regulators (hormones). Further, many microorganisms in serpentine soil are able to solubilize “unavailable” forms of heavy metal–bearing minerals by excreting organic acids. In addition, the metal-resistant serpentine isolates increase the efficiency of phytoextraction directly by enhancing the metal accumulation in plant tissues and indirectly by promoting the shoot and root biomass of hyperaccumulators. Hence, isolation of the indigenous and stress-adapted beneficial bacteria serve as a potential biotechnological tool for inoculation of plants for the successful restoration of metal-contaminated ecosystems. In this study, we highlight the diversity and beneficial features of serpentine bacteria and discuss their potential in phytoremediation of serpentine and anthropogenically metal-contaminated soils.     

Endophytic bacterial systems governing red clover growth and development

Endophytic competent bacteria capable of promoting both beneficial and detrimental growth responses in red clover (Trifolium pratense L.) were recovered from three adjacent areas of farmland each having a different cropping history — continuous red clover, continuous potatoes (Solanum tuberosum L.) or a 2 yr rotation of red clover and potatoes. The population composition of these rhizobacteria was altered by the various crop sequences. The greatest instance of significant growth responses (beneficial or detrimental) occurred with those bacteria derived from the clover-potato soil, suggesting increased interactive ‘competition’ among bacterial populations at the ‘interface’ between different crop rotations. Whether bacterial strains promoted or inhibited growth appeared to depend on the cropping history and prior exposure of pre-bacterised clover plants to the natural microflora in the peat-based growing media. The interaction between bacterial colonists influenced plant trait expression to the degree that some characteristics were completely masked. Improvements in plant growth were interpreted as an allelopathic side-effect of the competition between endophytes for the same ecological niche, from which the plant inadvertently benefits.