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Drew, M. C. and Lauchli, A. 1986. The role of the mesocotylin sodium exclusion from the shoot of Zea mays L. (cv. Pioneer3906).J. exp. Bot. 38: 409418. The mesocotyl, located between the root and shoot, can stronglyaccumulate Na+ from the ascending transpiration stream, therebypotentially acting as a sink to protect the shoot from excessNa+. To determine the quantitative importance of the mesocotylas a Na+ sink, we grew plants with either short (9·0mm) or long(21 mm) mesocotyls, the latter resembling the sizefound in field-grown plants. At 13 d, plants were transferredfrom Na + -free nutrient solution to a 22Na+ labelled solutionin which the concentration of NaCl was (mol m3) 1·0,10 or 100. The concentration of Na+ accumulated in the mesocotylin 24 h (g1 fr. wt.) exceeded that in the roots thatwere directly exposed to the nutrient solution. The amountsof 22Na+ retained in the long mesocotyl were about double thatin the short ones and increased with time of exposure and NaClconcentration. At 1·0 and 10 mol m3 NaCl, theamounts of 22Na+ retained in the mesocotyl were 619%of those reaching the shoot in 24 h, but with 100 mol m3NaCl, a damaging concentration for maize, this declined to 38%.The mesocotyl, even as a fully elongated structure is, therefore,unlikely to provide an appreciable alternative sink for Na+when NaCl reaches injurious concentrations. Key words: Ion transport, potassium, roots, salinity 相似文献
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Following 20 d of exposure to 75 or 150 mol m3 NaCl Sorghumbicolor (L.) Moench plants become capable of growing in mediumcontaining 300 mol m3 NaCl. Control plants, which havenot been pretreated, or plants pretreated for less than 20 ddie within 2 weeks when exposed to 300 mol m3 NaCl. Weconsider this induction of a capacity to survive in and toleratea high NaCl concentration as an adaptation to salinity. We suggestthat adaptation to salinity is more than osmotic adjustmentand that it takes longer to develop than osmotic adjustment.Concomitantly with the appearance of the ability to grow inhigh salinity, adaptation also comprises the development ofa capacity to regulate internal Na+ and Cl concentrations,even when external salinity is high. Shoot mean relative growthrates are similar for both control plants and for adapted plantsgrowing in 300 mol m3 NaCl, although their shoot Na+and Cl concentrations are quite different. Based on thesedata, we propose that adaptation of Sorghum to high salinityresults from a modulation of genome expression occurring duringextended exposure to non-lethal NaCl concentrations. Key words: Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench, NaCl, salt tolerance, adaptation to salinity 相似文献
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The Combined Effects of Salinity and Root Anoxia on Growth and Net Na+ and K+-accumulation in Zea mays Grown in Solution Culture 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
The effects of excess salinity and oxygen deficiency on growthand solute relations in Zea mays L. cv. Pioneer 3906 were examinedin greenhouse experiments. The roots of plants 14 d old growingin nutrient solution containing additions of NaCl in the range1.0200 mol m3 were either exposed to a severedeficiency of O2 by bubbling with nitrogen gas (N2 treatment),or maintained with a supply of air (controls), for a periodof 17 d. The threshold NaCl concentration resulting inappreciable inhibition of leaf extension, and shoot f. wt gainin controls was between 10 and 25 mol m3. At 25 mol m3NaCl the ratio of Na+/K+ transported to shoots was about 20times greater than in plants in 1.0 mol m3 NaCl. Theeffect of addition of NaCl to the nutrient solution was to enhanceNa+ movement but simultaneously depress the rate of K+ transportto shoots (per g f. wt roots). Interactions between NaCl levels and aeration treatment wereshown by analyses of variance to be statistically significantfor leaf extension, shoot and root f. wt gains, Na+ and K+ concentrationsin shoots and roots. When roots were N2-treated, shoot and rootgrowth were depressed, the effect of aeration treatment beinggreatest at NaCl concentrations of 50 mol m3 or less.Additionally, N2-treatment greatly accelerated Na- transportto shoots while depressing K+ transport still further, so thatat 10 mol m3 NaCl the ratio Na+/K+ acquired by the shootswas 230 times greater than in controls. Over the concentrationrange 1.0 to 50 mol m3 NaCl, the ratio Na+/K+ transportedto shoots by anoxic roots increased by a factor of 860. Mechanisms controlling changes in solute flux to the shoot,and the significance in relation to plant tolerance of excesssalts or oxygen deficiency are discussed. Anaerobic, corn, flooding, maize, oxygen-deficiency, salinity 相似文献
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Treatment of Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench, cv. 610, with abscisicacid (ABA) during the first week of sahnization with 150 molm3 NaCl induced enhancement of growth and acceleratedadaptation to high salinity (300 mol m3 NaCl) Adaptationis defined as the development of the ability of the plant tosurvive, grow, and set seeds upon exposure to a NaCl concentrationwhich is lethal for the unadapted plant In the absence of ABAthe saline pretreatment requires 20 d for the development ofadaptation (Amzallag et al., 1990), with ABA treatment the sameresult is achieved within approximately one week The exposureof the plants to non-lethal salinity (150 mol m3 NaCl)apparently triggers a transient sensitivity to ABA lasting forabout 8 to 10 d following the beginning of sahnization Thisperiod coincides with an increase in leaf PEP carboxylase activitywhich seems to occur faster if the plants are treated with ABA.Exogenous ABA-induced enhancement of growth and control of shootNa+ concentration, occur at a lower ABA concentration (10 mmolm3) than the induction of adaptation to salinity whichoc curs at 40 mmol m3 or above. The lowered shoot Na+concentration which is induced by a low ABA concentration isnot sufficient to induce survival of the plants in high salinity(300 mol m3 NaCl). Key words: Growth, adaptation to salinity, ABA 相似文献
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Munns, R. 1985. Na+, K+ and Cl in xylem sap flowing toshoots of NaCl-treated barley.J. exp. Bot. 36: 10321042. Na+, Cl and K+ concentrations were measured in xylemsap obtained by applying pressure to the roots of decapitatedbarley plants grown at external [NaCl] of 0, 25, 50, 100, 150and 200 mol m3. For any given NaCl treatment, ion concentrationsin the xylem sap were hyperbolically related to the flux ofwater. Ion concentrations in sap collected at very low volumefluxes (without applied pressure) were 510 times higherthan in sap collected at moderate fluxes (under pressure). Fora given moderate volume flux, Na+ concentration in the xylemsap, [Na+]x, was only 4.0 mol m3 at external [NaCl] of25150 mol m3, and increased to 7.0 mol m3at 200 mol m3. [Cl-]x showed a similar pattern. Thisshows there would be little difference in the rate of uptaketo the shoot of plants at 25150 mol m3 externalNaCl and indicates little change even at 200 mol m-3 NaCl becausetranspiration rates would be much lower. Thus the reduced growthof the shoot of plants at high NaCl concentrations is not dueto higher uptake rates of Na+ or Cl. The fluxes of Na+, Cl and K increased non-linearlywith increasing volume flux indicating little movement of saltin the apoplast. The flux of K+ increased even when [K+]x wasgreater than external [K+], indicating that membrane transportprocesses modify the K+ concentration in the transpiration streamas it flows through the root system. Key words: -Xylem sap, Na+, K+, Cl fluxes, salinity, barley 相似文献
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Possible reasons for relative salt stress tolerance in nodules of white lupin cv. Multolupa 总被引:5,自引:2,他引:3
Fernndez-Pascual M.; de Lorenzo C.; de Felipe M.R.; Rajalakshmi S.; Gordon A.J.; Thomas B.J.; Minchin F.R. 《Journal of experimental botany》1996,47(11):1709-1716
The effects of different NaCl concentrations on the growth andnitrogen fixation activity of white lupin (Lupinus albus [L.])was studied over a 6 d period. Plant growth parameters, photosynthesisand shoot respiration were unaffected by NaCl concentrationsup to 150 mol m3. However, nitrogenase activity decreasedwith increased NaCl concentration up to 100 mol m3, whilstthe O2 diffusion resistance increased with 100 mol m3NaCl, but showed no further change when 150 mol m3 NaClwas applied for 6 d. Increases in NaCl concentration decreasednodular starch content while increasing sucrose content, suggestingan osmotic regulation. These changes were associated with a77% decrease in sucrose synthase activity. The effect on theO2 diffusion resistance was paralleled by changes in glycoproteincontent of the nodules, as determined by immunogold localizationand ELISA. X-ray microanalysis studies of nodules showed that,following a 6 d exposure to 150 mol m3 NaCl, Na+ ionswere largely excluded from the infected zone, whilst only lowlevels of Cl- ions penetrated into this region. Na+ entry intoroots and leaves was also at a low level. Leghaemoglobin contentdecreased with saline stress, as did superoxide dismutase; whichdecreased by 36% following exposure to 100 mol m3 saltfor 6 d. These results are discussed in relation to the relativesalt tolerance of the Multolupa/ISLU-16 symbiosis. Key words: Salt stress, nodules, nitrogen fixation, oxygen diffusion, carbohydrates, Lupinus albus 相似文献
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Growth and ion accumulation were measured in callus culturesof Cicer arietinum L. cv. BG-203, grown on media supplementedwith 0200 mol m3 NaCl. Fresh and dry weights decreasedat concentrations ranging from 100200 mol m3,the reduction being greater during the third and fourth weeksof culture. Slight stimulation of growth was observed at 25and 50 mol m3 NaCl. There was also a decrease in tissuewater content (fresh weight: dry weight) at 100200 molm3 NaCl. The concentration of Na+ and Cl in thetissue increased with increasing salinity of the medium. Mostof the accumulation of these ions occurred by the first weekwhile significant growth inhibition became apparent by onlythe third week of culture. Tissue K+ and Mg2+ decreased withincreasing salinization, the decrease being greater in K+ levels.Levels of Ca2+, however, were maintained throughout the experimentalrange. Key words: Cicer arietinum, NaCl stress, Callus cultures, Ion accumulation 相似文献
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The effects of 0, 50, 100, 200, 300, 400 and 500 mol m3NaCl on growth and ion accumulation in the succulent, coastalhalophyte Sarcocornia natalensis (Bunge ex Ung.-Sternb.) A.J. Scott were investigated. Increase in salinity from 0 to 300 mol m3 NaCl stimulatedproduction of fresh, dry, and organic dry mass, increased succulenceand shifted resource allocation from roots to shoots. Growthwas optimal at 300 mol m3 and decreased with furtherincrease in salinity. Water contributed to a large proportion of the increase in freshmass. Inorganic ions, especially Na+ and Cl contributedsubstantially to the dry mass. At 300 mol m3 NaCl inorganicions contributed to 37% of total dry mass and NaCl concentrationin the shoots was 482 mol m3. Expressed sap osmotic potentialsdecreased from 2.10 to 3.95 MPa as salinity increasedfrom 0 to 300 mol m3 NaCl. Massive accumulation of inorganicions, especially Na+ and Cl, accounted for 86% of theosmotic adjustment at 300 mol m3 NaCl. Salinity treatments decreased the concentrations of K+ in shoots.Plant Na+ :K+ ratios increased steadily with salinity and reacheda maximum of 16.6 at 400 mol m3 NaCl. It is suggested that the exceptional salt tolerance of S. natalensisis achieved by massive inorganic ion accumulation which providessufficient solutes for osmoregulation, increased water fluxand turgor-induced growth. Key words: Sarcocornia natalensis, salt tolerance, halophyte 相似文献
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Interaction of Salinity and Anaerobiosis in Barley and Rice 总被引:3,自引:0,他引:3
Barley and rice at the early tillering stage were exposed simultaneouslyto anaerobiosis and high [NaCl]. Barley was grown at 0.5, 70,and 125 mol m3 NaCl, and rice at 2, 20, 40, and 80 molm3 NaCl. Surprisingly, anaerobiosis only slightly aggravatedthe adverse effects of high [NaCl] on root and shoot growthof both species. For rice and barley grown under aerobic conditions, high [NaCl]increased [Na+] and [Cl] and decreased [K+] in both rootsand shoots. However, the changes in ion concentrations in theshoots were smaller for rice than for barley. For roots of barley, anaerobiosis decreased [Na+], [Cl],and [K+] at both low and high [NaCl], possibly as a result ofinhibition of active ion accumulation. For barley shoots, anaerobiosisincreased [Na+] and [Cl], but only at high salinity;in contrast, [K+] was reduced by anaerobiosis at both low andhigh [NaCl]. These results indicate that anaerobiosis slightlyincreased the permeability of the barley root system to Na+and Cl. For rice, the most important interaction between salinity andanaerobiosis occurred in the shoots, where anaerobiosis increased[Na+] and decreased [K+], particularly at 40 and 80 mol m3NaCl, while there was no interaction between anaerobiosis andsalinity for Cl uptake. It is therefore suggested thatanaerobic treatment of rice decreased the selectivity for K+over Na+ of cation transport to the shoots, at least for plantsgrown at high salinities. 相似文献
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Determination of Volume of Dunaliella Cells by Lithium Dilution Measurements and Derivation of Internal Solute Concentrations 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
A method has been developed to measure the cell volume of theunicellular green alga Dunaliella parva 19/9 using Li+ measurementsonly. Concentrations of internal solutes can also be calculatedif they are assayed in the same samples as Li+. We found thatD. parva cells grown in 0.4 kmol m3 NaCl have an averageaqueous cell volume of 65.1 ?2.9 µm3, a K+ concentrationof 126?6 mol m3, a Na+ concentration of 11?11 mol m3and a glycerol concentration of 615?27 mol m3 (n= 12).Algae grown in 1.5 kmol m3 NaCl have an average aqueouscell volume of 131 ?7.5 µm3, a K+ concentration of 109?4mol m3, a Na+ concentration of 10?39 mol m3 anda glycerol concentration of 1 425?59 mol m3 (n = 12).These results indicate that D. parva cells adapted to high salinitieshave larger cell volumes than those adapted to lower salinities.However, there is no evidence for a significant difference ininternal Na+ concentration, despite the almost 4-fold differencein the concentration of external NaCl. The intracellular glycerolconcentration alone accounts for 65% and 54%, respectively,of the osmotic balance in low and high salt grown cells. Key words: Dunaliella, cell volume, intracellular solutes 相似文献
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UNNIKRISHNAN S K.; PRAKASH L.; JOSEKUTTY P. C.; MEHTA A. R. 《Journal of experimental botany》1991,42(3):401-406
The effect of NaCl salinity on growth and development of somaticembryos of Sapindus trifoliatus L. was examined. Incorporationof 25 and 50 mol m3 NaCl into the medium greatly increasedthe growth and development of somatic embryos and both theseconcentrations favoured the production of secondary embryoids.However, supplementation of 100 mol m3 NaCl to the mediumdid not have any significant effect on the growth and developmentof somatic embryos. On the other hand, the culturing of proembryostructures in medium containing 200 mol m3 NaCl resultedin complete death within 7 d of salt exposure. Analysis of somatic embryos revealed that, upon salinization,they accumulated Na+ and Cl in significant amounts butthe content of Na+ was much less compared to that of Cl.Addition of NaCl (up to 50 mol m3) in the medium resultedin a considerable increase in the K+ content of somatic embryos.The content of proline in somatic embryos, however, increasedsubstantially in response to salinization. The amount of freesterols, steryl glycosides, steryl esters, and phospholipidsalso rose to higher values in salt-affected somatic embryos.The results suggest that somatic embryos of S. trifoliatus cantolerate concentrations of NaCl up to 100 mol m3 withoutaffecting growth and that they have sufficient cellular mechanismsto tolerate salinity at relatively high levels. Key words: Salinity, somatic embryo, sterols, phospholipids 相似文献
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Effect of Salinity on Growth, Nodulation and Nitrogen Yield of Chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.) 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
Chickpea cultivar ILC 482 was inoculated with salt-tolerantRhizobium strain Ch191 in solution culture with different saltconcentrations added either immediately with inoculation or5 d later. The inhibitory effect of salinity on nodulation ofchickpea occurred at 40 dS m1 (34.2 mol m3 NaCl)and nodulation was completely inhibited at 7 dS m1 (61.6mol m3 NaCl); the plants died at 8 dS m1 (71.8mol m3 NaCl). Chickpea cultivar ILC 482 inoculated with Rhizobium strain Ch191spcstrwas grown in two pot experiments and irrigated with saline water.Salinity (NaCl equivalent to 14 dS m1) significantlydecreased shoot and root dry weight, total nodule number perplant, nodule weight and average nodule weight. The resultsindicate that Rhizobium strain Ch191 forms an infective andeffective symbiosis with chickpea under saline and non-salineconditions; this legume was more salt-sensitive compared tothe rhizobia, the roots were more sensitive than the shoots,and N2 fixation was more sensitive to salinity than plant growth. Key words: Cicer arietinum, nodulation, N2 fixation, Rhizobium, salinity 相似文献
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Ion Transport in Suaeda maritima: Its Relation to Growth and Implications for the Pathway of Radial Transport of Ions across the Root 总被引:5,自引:0,他引:5
The ion relations of the halophytc Suaeda maritima are described.When plants grew in 340 mol m3 sodium chloride (176MPa) leaf solute potentials decreased, and were sustained around25 MPa Inorganic ion concentration (mostly of sodiumchloride) accounted for this. Comparable shoot ion concentrationsof potassium, nitrate and sulphate occurred when plants grewon different salinity types characterized by these ions. Netsodium transport and shoot sodium concentration increased dramaticallywith increases in external sodium chloride concentration upto 85 mol m3; thereafter, further increases in externalsodium chloride concentration had relatively little effect uponeither shoot sodium concentration or upon net transport of sodiumto the shoot. The net transport of sodium plus potassium onlydoubled when the external concentration of sodium plus potassiumincreased from 24 to 687 mol m3 Shoot ion concentrationswere remarkably constant with time, external concentration andsalinity type. The membrane flux rates and symplasmic ion concentrations neededto sustain the observed net transport of sodium (of some 10mmol g1 dry wt. of roots d1) are calculated fromanatomical and stereological data for the root system of thisspecies. The minimum net sodium chloride flux to load the symplasmwould be 260 nmol m2s1 if the whole cortical andepidermal plasmalemmal surface area were used uniformly, butthe flux rate required would be 3000 nmol m2s1if uptake took place only at the root surface. A flux rate ofat least 1000 nmol m2s1 is needed between symplasmand xylem. The symplasmic concentration of NaCl would be atleast 80 mol m3. It is argued (1), that both symplasmicand xylem loading are likely to be passive processes mediatedby ion channels rather than active carriers, (2), that net iontransport at 340 mol m3 sodium chloride is close to themaximum which is physiologically sustainable and (3), that growthof this halophyte is limited by NaCl supply from the root. Key words: Suaeda maritima, halophyte, salinity, roots, radial ion transport 相似文献
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Ricinus communis L. (castor bean) plants were grown in the absence(control) and in the presence of 100molm3NaCl with areciprocal split-root system, in which K+ was supplied to oneand NO3 to the other part of the root system. In theseplants shoot and, to a lesser extent, total root growth wereinhibited compared to plants with non-split roots. Without andwith NaCl, growth of roots receiving NO3 but noK+ (minusK/plus N-roots) was substantially more vigorous thanunder the reverse conditions (plus K/minus N-roots1).100mol m3 NaCl inhibited growth of minus K/plus N-roots1to the same extent as that of non-split roots, indicating thatexternally supplied K+ was not required for root growth undersaline conditions. In growth media without added K+ the rootdepleted the external low K + levels resulting from chemicalsdown to a minimum value Cmln (1.0 to 1.4 mmol m3); inthe presence of 100 mol m3 NaCl, Cmin, was higher (1018mmol m3) and resulted from an initial net loss of K +.Cmin, was pH-dependent The distribution of K+, Na+ and Mg2+along the root was measured. In meristematic root tissues, K+ concentrations were scarcely affected by external K+ or byNaCl, where Na + concentrations were low, but somewhat elevatedat low external K+ and/or high NaCl. In differentiated, vacuolatedtissues K + concentrations were low and Na+ concentrations high,if K + was not supplied externally and/or NaCl was present.The longitudinal distribution of ions within the root was usedto estimate cytoplasmic and vacuolar ion concentrations. Thesedata showed a narrow homoeostasis of cytoplasmic K+ concentrations(100140 mol m3) independent of external K + supplyeven in the presence of 100 mol m 3 NaCl. CytoplasmicNa + concentrations were maintained at remarkably low levels.Hence, external K+ concentrations above Cmin, were not requiredfor maintaining K/Na selectivity, i.e. for controlling Na+ entry.The results are discussed with regard to mechanisms of K/Naselectivity and to the importance of phloem import of K+ forsalt tolerance of roots and for cytoplasmic K+ homoeostasis. Key words: Ricinus communis, nitrate, potassium, root (split-root), salt tolerance, phloem transport 相似文献
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Kinetics of Root Elongation of Maize in Response to Short-Term Exposure to NaCl and Elevated Calcium Concentration 总被引:9,自引:0,他引:9
CRAMER GRANT R.; EPSTEIN EMANUEL; LAUCHLI ANDRE 《Journal of experimental botany》1988,39(11):1513-1522
To study the effect of salt (NaCl) on root elongation we developeda device that measures this effect by means of a Linear VariableDifferential Transformer (LVDT). To test the efficacy of thedevice we performed experiments demonstrating that (a) ratesof elongation of primary maize (Zea mays L.) roots were comparableto elongation rates of primary roots growing freely in solutionculture; and (b) chilling and low O2 concentrations of the solutionelicited the expected responses. Inhibition of root elongation by 75 mol m3 NaCl was gradual.At an iso-osmotic concentration, mannitol did not inhibit rootgrowth, suggesting that the inhibition was not due to osmoticfactors but rather to effects of salt on metabolism. The additionof supplemental Ca (10 mol m3) ameliorated this stressfulcondition. Timing of the application of Ca was critical. Treatmentwith Ca after addition of NaCl only partially restored growth,but pretreatment with Ca completely prevented the inhibitionof growth by salt stress. Key words: Root growth, Zea mays L., salinity 相似文献
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HOFFMANN ROSANNE; TUFARIELLO JOANN; BISSON MARY A. 《Journal of experimental botany》1989,40(8):875-881
The effect of elevated Na+ concentration on Na+ permeability(PNa) and Na+ influx in the presence of two levels of externaldivalent cations was determined in Chara corallina and freshwater-culturedChara buckellii. When Na+ in the medium was increased from 1.0to 70 mol m3, Na+ influx increased in both species ifCa2+ was low (0.1 mol m3). If Ca2+ was increased to 7.0mol m3 when Na+ was increased, Na+ influx remained atthe low control level in C. corallina, and showed only a temporaryincrease in C. buckellii. Mg2+ was a better substitute for Ca2+in C. buckellii than in C. corallina. Na+ permeability data suggest that when the external Ca2+ concentrationis low, PNa does not increase in the presence of elevated NaCl;the increase in Na+ influx appears to be due to the increasein external Na+ concentration alone. Ca2 + supplementation appearsto decrease PNa whereas supplemental Mg2+ has no effect. Na+ effluxes were computed from previously determined net fluxesand the influxes. It was found that for both species, fluxesin both directions were stimulated in response to all experimentaltreatments, but Na+ influx always exceeded efflux. This resultedin net Na+ accumulation in the vacuoles of both species. The results are discussed with reference to net flux and electrophysiologicaldata obtained previously under identical conditions, as wellas the comparative salinity tolerance of both species and theNa+/divalent cation ratio. Key words: Na+ influx, Na+ tolerance, membrane potential, permeability, Chara 相似文献
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The Response of Atriplex amnicola to the Interactive Effects of Salinity and Hypoxia 总被引:3,自引:0,他引:3
The growth of Atriplex amnicola, its water and ion relations,and carbohydrate use were investigated in response to the interactiveeffects of salinity and root zone hypoxia in an experiment conductedin nutrient culture. One week of hypoxia in the root zone atboth 50 and 400 mol m3 NaCl caused the cessation of rootgrowth, a reduction in shoot growth, and adversely affectedwater relations, but not ion relations or carbohydrate concentrations.Two weeks of hypoxia at 400 mol m3 NaCl resulted in thedeath of root tips, a 20fold increase in the resistanceto water flow from the exterior of the roots to the leaves,and a further deterioration in water relations. There was alsoa doubling of Cl concentrations in the xylem sap anda doubling of Na+ and Cl concentrations in the leaves.An increase in the concentration of starch in the leaves, andsugars in the leaves, stems and roots, indicated that therewere problems with carbohydrate use rather than supply. Underthe prevailing conditions of low vapour pressure deficit, iontoxicity was the most probable cause of injury to A. amnicolain hypoxic solutions at high salinity. The response of A. amnicolato the interactive effects of salinity and hypoxia were similarto those reported for non-halophytes, but occurred at highersalinities. Key words: Atriplex, hypoxia, salinity, water relations, ion transport, carbohydrate 相似文献
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Millhouse, J. and Strother, S. 1987. Further characteristicsof salt-dependent bicarbonate use by the seagrass Zostera muelleri.J.exp. Bot. 38: 10551068. The contribution of HCO3to photosynthetic O2 evolutionin the seagrass Zostera muelleri Irmisch ex Aschers. increasedwith increasing salinity of the bathing seawater when the inorganiccarbon concentration was kept constant. K1/2 (seawater salts)for HCO3 -dependent photosynthesis was 66% of seawatersalinity. Both short- and long-term pretreatment at low salinitiesstimulated photosynthesis in full strength seawater. Twentyfour hours pre-incubation of seagrass plants in 3·0 molm3 NaHCO3 resulted in increased photosynthesis at allsalinities, apparently due to stimulation of HCO3 use(K1/2 (seawater salts) = 26%). Vmax (HCO3) was not affectedby low salinity pretreatment. The kinetics of HCO3 stimulationby the major seawater cations was investigated. Ca2+ was themost effective cation with the highest Vmax (HCO3) andwith K1/2(Ca2+) = 14 mol m3. Mg2+ was also very effectiveat less than 50 mol m3 but higher concentrations wereinhibitory. This inhibition cannot be accounted for solely byprecipitation of MgCO3. Na+ and K+ were both capable of stimulatingHCO3 use. Stimulation was in two distinct parts. Up to500 mol m3, both citrate and chloride salts gave similarresults (K1/2(Na+) 81 mol m3, Vmax(HCO3) 0·26µmol O2 mg1 chl min1), but use of citratesalts above 500 mol m2 caused a second stimulation ofHCO3 use (K1/2(Na+) 830 mol m3, Vmax(HCO3)0·68 µmol O2 mg1 chl min1). Vmax(HCO3)for the second-phase Na+ or K+ stimulation was of the same orderas for Ca2+-stimulated HCO3 use. To further characterizesalt-dependent HCO3 use, the sensitivity of photosynthesisto Tris and TES buffers was investigated. The effects of Trisappear to be due to the action of Tris+ causing stimulationof HCO3 -dependent photosynthesis in the absence of salt,but inhibition of HCO3 use in saline media. TES has noeffect on photosynthesis. External carbonic anhydrase, althoughimplicated in salt-dependent HCO3 use in Z. muelleri,could not be detected in whole leaves. Key words: Zostera muelleri, HCO3 use, salinity 相似文献
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Salt Stress Causes Acceleration of Purine Catabolism and Inhibition of Pyrimidine Salvage in Zea mays Root Tips 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
PETERSON TODD A.; LOVATT CAROL J.; NIEMAN RICHARD H. 《Journal of experimental botany》1988,39(10):1389-1395
Nucleotide metabolism was studied in apical 5.0 mm root tipsof corn plants (Zea mays L., cv. Pioneer 3906) hydroponicallycultured for 7 d and then salinized for 19 d at a rate calculatedto reduce the osmotic potential (o) of the solutions by O.1MPad1 to a final o = -0.4 MPa. Saline treatments withtwo different molar ratios of Ca2+/Na+ were employed, viz.,003 (2.5 mol m3 CaCl2 + 86.5 mol m3 NaCl)for the NaCl treatment and 0.73 (31.5 mol m3 CaCl2 +43.1 mol m3 NaCl) for the NaCl + CaCl2 treatment. Bothsalt treatments reduced root growth by more than 30%. The capacityof roots to provide purine nucleotides either by de novo synthesisor by re-utilization of existing bases, e.g. salvage of hypoxanthineto adenine nucleotides, was not affected by either salt treatment.However, catabolism of hypoxanthine was accelerated more than3.5-fold by both salt treatments, demonstrating an increasedcapacity for purine catabolism which would shift the normal1: 1 ratio of synthesis: degradation of purine nucleotides observedfor the roots of healthy control plants to less than 0.2 duringsalt stress. The ratio of pyrimidine nucleotide synthesis: degradationwas also reduced. In this case, the unfavourable shift towardnucleotide degradation resulted because both salt treatmentsreduced salvage capacity by more than 25%, but had no compensatingeffect on de novo synthesis or catabolism of pyrimidines. Key words: Salinity, osmotic potential, nucleotide metabolism 相似文献
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Two strains of Dunaliella, one halotolerant and one halophilic,were grown in batch culture at NaCl concentrations varying from500 mol m3 to 3000 mol m3. Measurements were madeof the following solutes: glycerol, Na+, K+, Mg2+, Cl,phosphate in the cells of logarithmic and of stationary-phasecultures. The method used was to separate the cells from thebulk of the medium by differential density centrifugation. Soluteconcentrations were calculated using Blue Dextran as a markerfor extracellular space. It was found that in log-phase cells,glycerol accounted for one-half to two-thirds of the total cellsolute concentration, the remainder being largely accountedfor by Na+ and Cl. In the stationary phase glycerol felland Na+, plus Cl, rose. Light intensity was found toaffect cell volume and solute content. The means whereby soluteconcentrations are controlled is discussed. Key words: Osmoregulation, Ion concentrations, Dunaliella 相似文献