小麦的高温伤害与高温适应

小麦叶片经受30分钟高温胁迫后,其电解质伤害性渗漏量（IL）随胁迫温度而增加,两者关系符合指数曲线性质,但超过某一临界温度时,曲线突然变陡,IL的温度系数（Q10）比临界温度之前增加数十倍至数百倍,该临界温度大致相当于或略高于致死温度,麦株经适当高温锻炼后,致死温度及IL达50％时的温度（IT50）均显著增高,但恢复常温后,锻炼效果逐渐解除。     

高温胁迫对根瘤菌Tn5在土壤中的存活及其表型表达的影响

研究了３株弗氏中华根瘤菌（Ｒｈｉｚｏｂｉｕｍｆｒｅｄｉｉ）Ｔｎｓ突变株于适宜温度和高温胁迫两种条件下在土壤中的存活和Ｔｎｓ表型的表达．在适宜温度（２８℃）条件下的灭菌和未灭菌土壤中的存活研究表明生物因素抑制了突变株和野生型的生长．但野生型和突变株的存活种群密度之间无显著差异（Ｐ＝０．０１）．在高温胁迫（４０℃）条件下,土壤中野生型和突变株的种群密度迅速下降,其中部分ＯＮ－２和ＯＮ－３细胞丢失了Ｔｎｓ表型,说明部分细菌的Ｔｎ５表型在高温胁迫条件下不能表达．     

侧耳属食用菌高温胁迫条件优化研究

侧耳属真菌是我国最大规模栽培的食用菌,主要是糙皮侧耳Pleurotus ostreatus和白黄侧耳P. cornucopiae。高温是影响侧耳产量和质量的重要因子之一,确定高温胁迫条件是开展高温胁迫机制研究的方法学基础。以糙皮侧耳和白黄侧耳的11个菌株为材料,以硫代巴比妥酸反应产物（thiobarbituric acid reactive substances,TBARS）含量为主要生理指标,结合菌丝形态和生长等微生物学参数,开展了双核体菌丝高温胁迫条件的研究,包括胁迫的适宜温度、时间和菌龄等。结果表明,所有供试材料,高温胁迫后菌丝体内TBARS含量在28-40℃、0-48h范围内与温度和时间呈正相关,与之后的恢复生长率呈负相关,高温胁迫后菌丝体内TBARS含量和之后的恢复生长能力均与自身菌丝体生长和子实体形成的适宜温度无关。TBARS含量可作为菌丝高温胁迫生理研究条件确定的指标。与植物的最适温度加10℃不同,基于TBARS含量的糙皮侧耳和白黄侧耳高温胁迫研究条件应为Difco^TM Potato Dextrose Agar培养基,菌丝培养3d,最适温度加12℃,高温胁迫处理48h。     

短时高温胁迫对瓜实蝇生长发育及繁殖的影响

为明确瓜实蝇对短时高温胁迫的耐受性。利用人工气候箱模拟短时高温胁迫,测定了不同高温处理(34、36、38、40、42、44、46、48℃)12 h,对不同发育阶段瓜实蝇的存活率和生长发育的影响。结果表明短时高温显著影响瓜实蝇的存活,随温度升高,瓜实蝇各虫态的存活率逐渐降低;高温处理12 h后瓜实蝇卵、幼虫、蛹、雌成虫、雄成虫的致死中温度LT 50分别为35.48、37.55、41.85、43.62、43.32℃;34~42℃短时高温胁迫对瓜实蝇各虫态的发育历期无明显影响,44℃时其发育历期均显著增长;46℃、48℃处理下各虫态死亡率较高,不能正常发育;随着处理温度的升高,雌成虫产卵前期不断增长,单雌产卵量呈下降趋势,成虫寿命不断缩短,后代雌性比增大。44℃及以上的短时高温胁迫不利于瓜实蝇的生长发育,40℃及以上的短时高温胁迫不利于瓜实蝇的繁殖,雌性瓜实蝇对短时高温的胁迫的适应性强于雄性,随着处理温度的升高,后代雌性比例增大。     

高温胁迫对两种常绿杜鹃亚属植物幼苗生理生化特性的影响

为探明常绿杜鹃亚属植物高温致伤的生理机制,以猴头杜鹃（Rhododendron simiarum Hance）、井冈山杜鹃（R.jinggangshanicumTam）四年生实生苗为材料,通过人工气候箱中的盆栽实验,研究了不同程度的高温胁迫对两种常绿亚属杜鹃幼苗叶片生理生化特性的影响。结果表明：（1）两种杜鹃叶片的丙二醛（MDA）、过氧化氢（H2O2）及脯氨酸（Pro）、可溶性蛋白质含量均随胁迫温度的升高而增大;猴头杜鹃的H2O2、可溶性蛋白含量及增幅均明显小于井冈山杜鹃,而MDA、Pro的增幅则因胁迫温度而异。（2）两种杜鹃叶片抗坏血酸（AsA）含量均随胁迫温度的升高而降低,但猴头杜鹃的降幅小于井冈山杜鹃。（3）高温胁迫下,猴头杜鹃除过氧化氢酶（CAT）活性增幅略小外,超氧化物歧化酶（SOD）、过氧化物酶（POD）及抗坏血酸过氧化物酶（APX）增幅均大于井冈山杜鹃。可见,随着胁迫温度的升高两种杜鹃叶片膜脂过氧化作用加重,而猴头杜鹃较井冈山杜鹃具有更强的酶促和非酶促清除活性氧能力。     

高温胁迫及其持续时间对棉蚜死亡和繁殖的影响

为探索高温胁迫对棉蚜的影响,室内采用叶子圆片培养基饲养棉蚜的方法,研究不同温度(32,34,36,38,40℃)、不同处理时间(1,2,4,6h)对棉蚜死亡和繁殖的影响.结果表明:棉蚜每日死亡率可用互补重对数模型较好地拟合.随着温度的升高和持续天数的延长,棉蚜累计死亡率呈上升趋势,38 ℃条件下其累计死亡率明显迅速上升.棉蚜半数致死温度随着每天高温处理时间的增加和高温持续天数的延长而降低,且第1-2天下降明显.棉蚜繁殖率随着温度的升高呈下降趋势,每天处理时间不同其繁殖率规律不同,但均是在38℃时下降最多.38℃可能是棉蚜耐高温能力的拐点.研究结果为提高棉蚜种群预测准确性、科学决策最佳化学防治时间提供依据.     

外源褪黑素对高温胁迫条件下黄瓜幼苗氮代谢的影响

以‘津优4号’（热敏感型）和‘美国保尔’（耐热型）黄瓜幼苗为试材,研究了叶面喷施褪黑素对高温胁迫条件下黄瓜幼苗氮代谢的影响。结果显示,高温胁迫下,（1）两种黄瓜幼苗硝态氮含量先升高后降低,‘津优4号’总氮和氨态氮含量先下降后持续升高,而‘美国保尔’总氮和氨态氮含量持续上升;（2）两种黄瓜幼苗硝酸还原酶（NR）活性均先上升后下降,而谷氨酰胺合成酶（Gs）、谷氨酸合成酶（GOGAT）和谷氨酸脱氢酶（GDH）均持续下降,‘美国保尔’的4种酶活性下降幅度显著低于‘津优4号’。研究结果表明,叶面喷施褪黑素可有效缓解高温胁迫对NR、GS、GOGAT和GDH的抑制作用,显著增加硝态氮含量,降低氨态氮含量,减轻氨态氮积累对黄瓜幼苗造成的毒害作用,增强高温胁迫条件下黄瓜幼苗氮素的代谢能力,减轻高温胁迫对黄瓜幼苗造成的伤害,提高黄瓜幼苗抵御高温胁迫的能力。     

高温胁迫下苋菜的叶绿素荧光特性

为了探明高温胁迫对苋菜(Amaranthus tricolor L.)光合过程的影响,用不同温度(25、30、35、40、45℃)处理苋菜植株1h后,随即测定了其叶绿素荧光动力学参数和快速光响应曲线特征参数的变化.结果表明:40℃以上高温胁迫下,苋菜叶片的光系统Ⅱ(PSⅡ)潜在光化学效率(Fv/Fo)、最大光化学效率(Fv/Fm)下降;最大荧光(Fm)、光合电子传递速率(ETR)、PSⅡ实际光化学效率(Yield)、光化学淬灭系数(qP)也均有所下降;而初始荧光(F.)和非光化学淬灭系数(NPQ)在40℃以上高温胁迫下显著上升.叶绿素荧光快速光响应曲线测定结果表明,初始斜率α、最大相对电子传递速率ETRmax和半饱和光强Ik在40℃以上高温胁迫下有所下降.研究表明,40℃以上高温胁迫对苋菜的光能的吸收、转换、光合电子传递和强光耐受能力等均有一定的影响.     

抽穗扬花期高温胁迫对水稻主要品质指标的影响

高温热害对水稻生产造成了巨大的损失。利用国际水稻研究所耐热圃材料,在抽穗扬花期进行高温处理,研究了该时期高温胁迫对水稻主要品质评价指标的影响,结果如下：水稻耐热圃材料的耐热性有较大的差别,依然存在高温相对敏感材料;抽穗扬花期高温胁迫对水稻主要品质评价指标影响较大;高温胁迫对水稻籽粒的透明度、长宽比、垩白率、糊化温度和蛋白质含量等品质指标与品种的耐热性相关关系不大;高温胁迫下直链淀粉含量变化与品种耐热系数表现出显著的正相关关系（r=0.659 78）;高温胁迫下胶稠度变化与不同水稻品种的耐热系数呈显著的负相关关系（r=-0.516 70）。     

短时间亚高温对蓖麻叶中几个与抗逆性有关生理指标的影响

检测了短时间亚高温胁迫下盆栽40片叶龄的蓖麻叶中几个与抗逆性有关生理指标变化的结果表明,温度低于38℃时,蓖麻的叶绿素含量缓慢下降,高于38℃时,呈快速下降趋势;随着温度的升高,游离脯氨酸、丙二醛（MDA）含量和相对膜透性呈上升趋势,46℃下达到最大值;超氧化物歧化酶（SOD）、过氧化物酶（POD）和过氧化氢酶（CAT）的活性在低于43℃时与温度变化呈正相关,超过43℃则迅速下降。     

高温胁迫对桃和抽细胞膜透性和光合色素的影响

研究了桃和袖离休叶片在高温胁迫下细胞膜透性（电解质渗漏和Pi渗漏）和光合色素的变化及其与抗热性的关系。结果表明。①高温处理下,无论是黑暗条件下浸水24h,还是光照条件下浸水24h,两种果树的电解质和Pi渗漏都显著增加,光照有利于膜的修复;②高温引起Chl含量下降,Chla／b比值上升;③上述这些生理反应与果树的抗热性有关,可用于果树的抗热性鉴定。     

Genome-wide association study for electrolyte leakage in rapeseed/canola (<Emphasis Type="Italic">Brassica napus</Emphasis> L.)

Freezing temperature/frosts can cause significant damage to plants by rupturing plant cells. Rapeseed/canola (Brassica napus L.) is susceptible to freezing temperature at early seedling stage. The degree of cell rupture or seedling damage can be evaluated through the measurement of electrolyte leakage. Here, we measured the electrolyte leakage of a diversity panel of B. napus germplasm accessions under simulated freezing conditions. Preliminary data for electrolyte leakage measurement indicated that cold acclimation of two-week-old seedlings for 7 days at 4 °C followed by freezing treatment at ??12 °C for 2 h provided a reasonable diversity in response. With this protocol for electrolyte leakage, a genome-wide association study was conducted on 157 winter, semi-winter, and spring types of B. napus accessions that originated from 17 countries. A total of 37,454 single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) markers based upon genotyping-by-sequencing were used for the analysis. Ten QTL were identified as associated with electrolyte leakage of canola seedlings, which together explained 43% phenotypic variation. Five of the QTL were located on A-genome. We identified at least 33 orthologs of the functional candidate genes. Although no well-characterized cold regulatory genes were identified, there were some indications that genes involved in membrane structure, developmental processes, and extracellular transport may be involved in altering the electrolyte leakage following the short-term hard freeze and rapid defrosting suffered by the plants in our protocol.     

Thermal acclimation in Arabidopsis lyrata: genotypic costs and transcriptional changes

Frost and heat events can be challenging for sessile organisms that cannot escape thermal extremes. However, adverse effects of thermal stress on fitness may be reduced by pre‐exposure to cold or heat, a process known as acclimation. To understand the ecological and evolutionary implications of acclimation, we investigated (1) the reduction in performance due to stress pre‐exposure, (2) the magnitude of increased leaf resistance to subsequent stress, (3) the costs of acclimation and (4) the genes differing in expression due to stress pre‐exposure. Plants of Arabidopsis lyrata were raised under three treatments of pre‐exposure: bouts of frost, bouts of heat or constant temperature. Resistance of leaves to subsequent frost and heat stress was then measured by electrolyte leakage. RNA‐seq analysis was performed to examine the genes differentially expressed between stress‐pre‐exposed and control plants. Pre‐exposure to stress during growth decreased plant size and increased leaf resistance to subsequent stress independent of whether pre‐exposure was to frost or heat. But the highest increase in leaf resistance to frost was found after pre‐exposure to frost (as a trend) and in leaf resistance to heat after pre‐exposure to heat. No evidence for costs of acclimation was detected. RNA‐sequencing suggested that acclimation by frost and heat pre‐exposure was caused by distinct mechanisms: modification of the chloroplast membrane and modification of the cell wall and membrane, respectively. Our results suggest that thermal resistance is a labile complex of traits, strongly affected by the previously experienced stress environment, with undetermined costs.     

Characterization of a Gene for Spinach CAP160 and Expression of Two Spinach Cold-Acclimation Proteins in Tobacco

The cDNA sequence for CAP160, an acidic protein previously linked with cold acclimation in spinach (Spinacia oleracea L.), was characterized and found to encode a novel acidic protein of 780 amino acids having very limited homology to a pair of Arabidopsis thaliana stress-regulated proteins, rd29A and rd29B. The lack of similarity in the structural organization of the spinach and Arabidopsis genes highlights the absence of a high degree of conservation of this cold-stress gene across taxonomic boundaries. The protein has several unique motifs that may relate to its function during cold stress. Expression of the CAP160 mRNA was increased by low-temperature exposure and water stress in a manner consistent with a probable function during stresses that involve dehydration. The coding sequences for CAP160 and CAP85, another spinach cold-stress protein, were introduced into tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum) under the control of the 35S promoter using Agrobacterium tumefaciens-based transformation. Tobacco plants expressing the proteins individually or coexpressing both proteins were evaluated for relative freezing-stress tolerance. The killing temperature for 50% of the cells of the transgenic plants was not different from that of the wild-type plants. As determined by a more sensitive time/temperature kinetic study, plants expressing the spinach proteins had slightly lower levels of electrolyte leakage than wild-type plants, indicative of a small reduction of freezing-stress injury. Clearly, the heterologous expression of two cold-stress proteins had no profound influence on stress tolerance, a result that is consistent with the quantitative nature of cold-stress-tolerance traits.     

Effects of acclimation on the thermal tolerance of the brown planthopper Nilaparvata lugens (Stål)

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