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The specific respiration rates of nodulated root systems, ofnodules and of roots were determined during active nitrogenfixation in soya bean, navy bean, pea, lucerne, red clover andwhite clover, by measurements on whole plants before and afterthe removal of nodule populations. Similar measurements weremade on comparable populations of the six legumes, lacking nodulesbut receiving abundant nitrate-nitrogen, to determine the specificrespiration of their roots. All plants were grown in a controlled-environmentclimate which fostered rapid growth. The specific respiration rates of nodulated root systems ofthe three grain and three forage legumes during a 714-dayperiod of vegetative growth varied between 10 and 17 mg CO2g1 (dry weight) h1. This mean value consistedof two components: a specific root respiration rate of 69mg CO2 g1 h1 and a specific nodule respirationrate of 2246 mg CO2 g1 h1. Nodule respirationaccounted for 4270 per cent of nodulated root respiration;nodule weight accounted for 1240 per cent of nodulatedroot weight. The specific respiration rates of roots lackingnodules and utilizing nitrate nitrogen were generally 2030per cent greater than the equivalent rates of roots from nodulatedplants. The measured respiratory effluxes are discussed in thecontext of nitrogen nitrogen fixation, nitrate assimilation. Glycine max, Phaseolus vulgaris, Pisum sativum, Medicago sativa, Trifolium pratense, Trifolium repens, soya bean, navy bean, pea, lucerne, red clover, white clover, nodule respiration, root respiration, fixation, nitrate assimilation 相似文献
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Elongation and Gravireactivity of Roots from an Agravitropic Maize Mutant: Implications of Growth Inhibitors 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Growth of agravitropic (AGT) mutant (c.v. Kys) maize roots wassignificantly higher in comparison to that of two normal gravitropiccultivar roots. Vertical halfdecapitated roots bent towardsthe remaining half tip. This result can be explained by thefact that cap cells produced growth inhibitors (GI) moving inbasipetal direction. The curvatures of half-decapitated rootsin Kys AGT root were significantly smaller than in normal cultivarroot. One essential consequence of this AGT mutation was broughtby low GI content inside the extension zone.
1 In honour of Professor J. Ashida (Received August 27, 1982; Accepted January 17, 1983) 相似文献
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Uptake of the dinitroaniline herbicide oryzalin (3,5-dinitro-N4,N4-dipropylsulfamlamide) and its effect on root growth werestudied using 5 mm corn (Zea mays L.) and pea (Pisum sativum)root apices. Pea root growth was much less susceptible to oryzalinthan corn root growth. Uptake studies showed that pea root apicesalso accumulated much less [14C]oryzalin and had a lower bindingaffinity for this herbicide. [14C]oryzalin was not metabolizedin root apices from either species. Thus, the differential susceptibilityto oryzalin in the case of corn versus pea can be explained,at least in part, by differences in oryzalin uptake and accumulationby roots. Oryzalin, dinitroaniline herbicides, Zea mays, Pisum sativum 相似文献
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Site, Scale and Time-course for Adjustments in Lateral Root Initiation in Wheat Following Changes in C and N Supply 总被引:6,自引:1,他引:5
The pattern of lateral root initiation in seminal roots of wheat(Triticum aestivumL. cv. Alexandria) and the location, scaleand time-course for adjustments in initiation were studied afterchanges in C and N supply. Macroscopically visible primordiaappeared in a non-acropetal sequence with the frequency (numberper unit length) increasing with distance behind the main rootapex to a maximum at 4050 mm behind the root tip. Pruningthe root system to a single seminal axis increased the primordiafrequency by 23% within 15 h. After longer periods, the effectof root-pruning was greater. The enhanced primordia frequencywas first observed in tissue located 010 mm behind theapex at the start of treatment. Feeding glucose (50 mM) alsoincreased primordia frequency within 15 h, but to a greaterextent, and here additional primordia were initiated in tissuelocated 010and1020 mm behind the apex at the startof treatment. Withdrawing NO3-from one part of a split-rootsystem, whilst maintaining the supply to the other, reducedprimordia frequency in the non-fed roots and, in some cases,a compensatory increase in the NO3--fed roots was observed.The location and scale of the adjustments were similar to thosefound with root-pruning and glucose-feeding, but were slightlyslower to appear. In spite of some differences in detail, therewas a broad similarity in site, scale and time-course for adjustmentsin lateral root initiation with these treatments, which is consistentwith the operation of a common mechanism. Whenever an increasein primordia frequency was observed, it was associated withan increase in the ethanol-soluble sugar content of the tissue.However, the reduction in frequency in NO3--deprived roots wasalso accompanied by an increase in sugar content. There wasno consistent relationship between total N content of the tissueand primordia frequency, but there was between primordia frequencyand the rate of net NO3-uptake. The possible mechanisms controllinglateral root initiation are discussed. Compensatory growth; correlative growth; glucose; initiation; lateral root; nitrate; primordium; split-root; Triticum aestivum; wheat 相似文献
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In a 33x22 factorial experiment with Lolium perenne L. and Trifoliumrepens L. grown at three soil moisture tensions, three levelsof nitrogen and three levels of phosphorus, there was a widerange of percentage soluble carbohydrate (TSC) in the roots.The significant positive correlations between percentage ofTSC and root weight suggest that root growth-rate was proportionalto the concentration of TSC in the roots. In other experiments with Lolium perenne grown at five constantsoil temperatures and factorial combinations with three soilmoisture treatments with and without manure, there was declinein the percentage of TSC with increasing temperature. This impliedthat the respiration sink strength in the roots did not controlthe partitioning of photosynthate to the roots. No firm conclusions can be drawn from this work, but it is inferredthat there is a dynamic balancing mechanism in the foliage whichcontrols the partitioning of photosynthate between foliage androot growth. This mechanism appears to divert carbohydrate toroots in inverse proportion to root activity. 相似文献
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ITO OSAMU; OKANO KUNIO; KUROIWA MIYOKO; TOTSUKA TSUMUGU 《Journal of experimental botany》1985,36(4):652-662
Ten-day old kidney bean plants (Phaseolus vulgaris L. cv. Shin-edogawa)were exposed to 2.0 and 40 parts 106 NO2, and0.1, 0.2, and 0.4 parts 106 O3 alone or in combinationfor 2, 4, and 7 d. The effects of these air pollutants wereexamined with respect to the growth, partitioning of assimilates,nitrogen uptake, soluble sugar content, and root respiration. Decreased dry matter production was significant with all treatmentsexcept 2.0 parts 106 NO2 and 0.1 parts 106 O3.Exposure to mixtures of the gases produced more severe suppressionof growth than exposure to the single gases. Root/shoot ratiowas significantly lowered at 7 d by the gas treatments otherthan 2.0 parts 106 NO2 and 0.1 parts 106 O3. Thetotal nitrogen content of plants was increased by all treatments;the higher percent of nitrogen found with O3 exposure will resultfrom the growth retardation which increases the concentrationof nitrogen in the plants because the absorption of nitrogenby roots was unaffected. The combination of O3 with NO2 significantlydecreased the assimilation of NO2 by the plants. The concentration of soluble sugars in roots was decreased bythe gas treatments. There was a strong positive correlationbetween soluble sugar content and dry weight of the roots harvestedat 7 d. Root respiration was relatively unchanged until 5 dand then decreased significantly at 7 d by 2.0 parts 106NO2 and 02 parts 106 O3. Retarded growth of theroots and the decreased root respiration may be due to diminishedtranslocation of sugars from leaves to roots caused by exposureto air pollutants. The uptake of soil nitrogen was not closelyrelated with root respiration in the case of O3 exposure. Key words: NO2, O3, Phaseolus vulgaris, Growth, Sugars, Root respiration 相似文献
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We present the results of our attempt to determine the metabolicstatus of excised maize roots (Zea mays L. cv. ZP SC704) andits effect on the trans-root electrical potential difference(TRP). Besides the electrical potential difference, we measuredoxygen consumption, sugar content and 14C-sucrose uptake anddistribution by supplying the cut end of root with sucrose.Our experiments show that sucrose added to the cut end of excisedroots was taken up by them, increasing the sugar content andmetabolic activity of such roots. These sugar-supplemented rootsexhibited approximately 60% higher internal sugar content andrespiratory rates, and 30% higher magnitudes of TRP, comparedto sugar-depleted roots. By optimizing the ionic composition(pH, K+, Ca2+) and sucrose concentration of the upper solutionfor sucrose uptake and translocation, maintenance of energeticstatus and transport functions of the excised root, closer tothat existing in situ, was ensured. (Received July 4, 1994; Accepted October 17, 1994) 相似文献
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Shoot and root growth rate, carbohydrate accumulation (includingfructan), reducing sugar content and dry matter percentage weremeasured in six wheat cultivars, ranging from winter to springtypes, grown at either 5 or 25 °C. At 5 °C (comparedwith 25 °C), the relative growth rate (RGR) of shoots wassimilarly reduced in all cultivars, but the RGR of shoots wasmore affected in winter wheats. This difference resulted insmaller root:shoot ratios than in spring wheats, which alsodeveloped more first-order lateral roots. A direct relationshipbetween carbohydrate accumulation at low temperatures and reductionin root growth was established. These results suggest that differentialshootvs.root growth inhibition at low temperature may play akey role in carbohydrate accumulation at chilling temperatures.This differential response might lead to improvements in survivalat temperatures below 0 °C, regrowth during spring, andwater and nutrient absorption at low temperatures.Copyright1997 Annals of Botany Company Wheat; Triticum aestivum; low temperatures; root growth; root: shoot ratio; sugar accumulation 相似文献
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Root Zone Temperature Effects on Growth and Phosphate Absorption in Rape Brassica napus cv. Emerald 总被引:3,自引:0,他引:3
Solution culture experiments with fodder rape (Brassica napuscv. Emerald) show that reduced root temperatures appear to havelittle effect on phosphate inflow over a wide range of P concentration.At a cool root temperature (10 ?C) plant growth rate was reducedbut this was compensated for by a low root: shoot ratio, sothat inflow remained relatively steady. An increased inflowper unit length of root was only achieved at an elevated roottemperature of 35 ?C. The minimum phosphate concentration towhich plants could lower the culture solution (Cmln) rangedfrom 0.15 to 2.5 mmol m3 according to whether roots wereat a low (5 ?C) or high (35 ?C) temperature respectively. Thetotal phosphorus concentration in tissues was affected by rootzone temperature and at low root temperatures this could bea growth limiting factor. The organic (assimilated) fractionof P in shoot tissues was smaller in low temperature plants.These showed visual symptoms of apparent P deficiency. Levelsof inorganic P in roots may also be a factor in feedback ofcontrol of inflow. Key words: Temperature, Roots, Phosphate, Rape (Brassica napus) 相似文献
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Bryce, J. H. and ap Rees, T. 1985. Comparison of the respiratorymetabolism of Plantago lanceolata L. and Plantago major L.J.exp. Bot. 36 15591565. The aim of this work was to discover if the respiratory metabolismof the roots of Plantago lanceolata L. differed from that ofthe roots of Plantago major L. Measurements of oxygen uptakeand dry weight of excised root systems during growth of seedlingsprovided evidence that the two species differed in the amountof respiration needed to support a given increase in dry weight.Excised root systems were given a 6-h pulse in [U-14C]sucrosefollowed by a 16.5-h chase in sucrose. The detailed distributionof 14C amongst the major components of the roots at the endof the pulse and the chase revealed no significant differencebetween the two species. Patterns of 14CO2 production from [1-14C],[2-14C], [3,4-14C], and [6-14C]glucose of excised root systemsfrom plants of three ages were similar for the two species.It is suggested that there is no conclusive evidence for anysignificant inherent difference in the respiratory metabolismof the roots of the two species. Key words: 14C sugar metabolism, respiration, roots, Plantago 相似文献
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Cultivated Agave mapisaga and A. salmiana can have an extremelyhigh above-ground dry-weight productivity of 40 Mg ha1yr1. To help understand the below-ground capabilitiesthat support the high above-ground productivity of these Crassulaceanacid metabolism plants, roots were studied in the laboratoryand in plantations near Mexico City. For approximately 15-year-oldplants, the lateral spread of roots from the plant base averaged1.3 m and the maximal root depth was 0.8 m, both considerablygreater than for desert succulents of the same age. Root andshoot growth occurred all year, although the increase in shootgrowth at the beginning of the wet season preceded the increasein growth of main roots. New lateral roots branching from themain roots were more common at the beginning of the wet season,which favoured water uptake with a minimal biomass investment,whereas growth of new main roots occurred later in the growingseason. The root: shoot dry weight ratio was extremely low,less than 0.07 for 6-year-old plants of both species, and decreasedwith plant age. The elongation rates of main roots and lateralroots were 10 to 17 mm d1, higher than for various desertsucculents but similar to elongation rates for roots of highlyproductive C3 and C4 agronomic species. The respiration rateof attached main roots was 32 µmol CO2 evolved kg1dry weight s1 at 4 weeks of age, that of lateral rootswas about 70% higher, and both rates decreased with root age.Such respiration rates are 4- to 5-fold higher than for Agavedeserti, but similar to rates for C3 and C4 agronomic species.The root hydraulic conductivity had a maximal value of 3 x 107ms1 MPa1 at 4 weeks of age, similar to A. deserti.The radial hydraulic conductivity from the root surface to thexylem decreased and the axial conductivity along the xylem increasedwith root age, again similar to A. deserti. Thus, although rootsof A. mapisaga and A. salmiana had hydraulic properties perunit length similar to those of a desert agave, their highergrowth rates, their higher respiration rates, and the greatersoil volume explored by their roots than for various desertsucculents apparently helped support their high above-groundbiomass productivity Key words: Crassulacean acid metabolism, productivity, root elongation rate, root system, water uptake 相似文献
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SOLOMON M.; ARIEL R.; HODSON M. J.; MAYER A. M.; POLJAKOFF-MAYBER A. 《Annals of botany》1987,59(4):387-398
Freshly excised pea roots (Pisum sativum cv. Alaska) when transferredto growth medium (130 mOsm) or growth medium containing salt( 370 mOsm) suffer an initial osmotic shock and lose water.Contol roots tended to accumulate potassium, particularly inthe apical zone, while those exposed to NaCl accumulated mainlysodium, potassium accumulation being depressed. Exposure tosalinity for 6 d caused increases in root protein, cellulose,uronic acid and lignin content per cell. In roots supplied with14C-glucose for 24 h immediately after excision there was littledifference in uptake of glucose and in its use in respirationbetween control and salt treated roots. However, there werenoticeable differences in incorporation of labelled carbon intoseveral cell fractions, and particularly into the cellulosefraction in the upper parts of the root. When roots were grownfor six days in culture before being supplied with [14C]glucose,uptake per root was greater in the 120 mM NaCl treatment, andthe fraction diverted to respiration was decreased by salinity.On a per cell basis incorporation into soluble starch, uronicacid and cellulose fractions was increased in the salt treatedroots. The data obtained are in accord with the previous findingsand are suggestive of increased synthesis of cell wall materials.No conclusion could be drawn as to whether the changes describedare of adaptive value. Pisum sativum L. cv. Alaska, root culture, salinity, osmoregulation, cell wall 相似文献
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Amino acid composition of the free amino acid pool and the TCA-insolubleprotein fraction were investigated in root tips of pea and Tamarixtetragyna plants grown at various levels of NaCl salinity. Salinitystress induced an increase of proline content, mainly in thefree amino acid pool in both plants, and of proline or hydroxyprolinecontent in the protein. Externally-supplied proline was absorbedand incorporated into protein, by pea roots, more effectivelythan by Tamarix roots. Salinity stress, apparently, stimulatedthe metabolism of externally-supplied labelled proline. Pearoots have a very large pool of free glutamic acid; however,70 per cent of the 14C from externally-supplied 14C-U-glutamicacid was released as CO2. Very small amounts of it were incorporatedinto protein. No measurable amount of radioactivity could bedetected in any one of the individual amino acids, either ofprotein hydrolysate or the free amino acid pool. Proline very effectively counteracted the inhibitory effectof NaCl on pea seed germination and root growth. A similar effectbut to a lesser degree was achieved with phenylalanine and asparticacid. The feasibility of proline being a cytoplasmic osmoticumis discussed. 相似文献
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The application of D-glucose to solutions bathing excised maize,wheat, pea and bean roots causes a rapid depolarization of theelectrical potentials between the cut tops of the roots andthe bathing solutions. Similar effects are observed for theplasma membrane potentials of maize lateral roots. A flow cell apparatus was used to demonstrate qualitative andquantitative relations between glucose induced H+ influx andthe transient decrease in current through the root. The currentchanges appear to be due entirely to H+ fluxes. Current andH+ fluxes are strongly influenced by external pH, the optimumpH for glucose induced current change being about 4.0. A similarpH optimum was found for 3-O-methyl-D-glucopyranoside but 1-O-methyl--D-glucopyranosidedid not significantly affect the trans-root potential at anypH, suggesting a significant role for the anomeric hydroxylgroup of glucose. Compounds which depolarize the trans-root potential also inhibitthe glucose induced depolarization. Surface -SH groups are probablynot involved in the glucose/H+ cotransport. Eadie-Hofstee plots relating the depolarization of trans-rootpotential to the concentrations of D-glucose or 3-O-methyl-D-glucopyranosidehave shown that Km values increase with increasing monosaccharideconcentration and are very similar to reported values of 3-O-methyl-D-glucopyranosideuptake in maize root segments. Km values for a similar rangeof D-glucose concentrations do not vary significantly with pHor with membrane depolarization due to a 10-fold increase ofKCl concentration. However, Vmax is lowered by an increase inexternal pH or a decrease in trans-root potential. It appearsthat both proton and electrical gradients can affect glucoseinduced H+ influx. The auxin herbicide, 2, 4-dichlorophenoxyethanoic acid (0.01mM) stimulates the glucose induced depolarizations in a mannerconsistent with an increase in cytoplasmic pH. This is discussedin relation to the reported action of indole-3-acetic acid andfusicoccin on maize root tissue. 相似文献
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Trifluralin inhibited root elongation and induced root tip swellingof Zea mays and Triticum aeslivum. Time-course experiments showedthese effects occurred within 6 hr of treatment. As the rootstreated with trifluralin enlarged, there was a concomitant increasein root growth inhibition. Bioassays were devised to quantitativelymeasure the radial enlargement of trifluralin-treated roots.Histological observations indicated that swollen root tissuewas growing in a non-polar manner. The root swelling effectof trifluralin was inhibited 70% by the reducing agent, 2,3-dimercaptopropanol.Trifluralin had no effect on SH content of root tip proteinof Z.mays.
1 Published with the approval of the Director of die West VirginiaAgricultural Experiment Station as Scientific paper No. 1177.
2 Present address: Department of Biology, Mercyhurst College,Erie, Pennsylvania 16501, U.S.A. (Received March 19, 1971; ) 相似文献
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The Effect of Light Intensity and Relative Humidity on Growth Rate and Root Respiration of Plantago lanceolata and Zea mays 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Plants of Plantago lanceolata L. and Zea mays L., cv. Campowere grown at two levels of light intensity. Especially in theroots, the rate of dry matter accumulation decreased at lowlight intensity. The carbohydrate content of both roots andshoots of P. lanceolata was not affected by light intensity.The relative contribution of SHAM1-sensitive respiration, thealternative chain, to total root respiration of both P. lanceolataand Z. mays, was not affected by light intensity during thedaytime. The alternative pathway was somewhat decreased at theend of the dark period, but not in the root tips (05mm) where it still contributed 56% in respiration. It was, therefore,concluded that photosynthesis is not a major factor in regulationof root growth in the species investigated. To see whether the effect of light intensity on root growthrate was via transpiration, plants of Z. mays were grown atdifferent air humidities. Both high humidity and low light intensityaffected the root morphology in such a way that the distancebetween the apex and the first laterals on the primary rootaxis increased. It is suggested that this effect on root morphologyis due to transpiration and the subsequent removal of root-producedinhibitors of lateral root growth; although light intensityalso affected the rate of dry matter accumulation of roots andthe rate was not affected by the humidity of the air. It is,therefore, concluded that the effect of light intensity on therate of dry matter accumulation of roots of Z. mays is not viaan effect on transpiration. 相似文献
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The Effect of Paclobutrazol on Physiological and Biochemical Changes in the Primary Roots of Pea 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Primary roots of pea (Pisum sativum L. cv. Taichung No. 11)were treated with 0, 10 and 50 mg dm3 paclobutrazol [(2RS,3RS)-1-(4-chlorophenyl)-4, 4-dimethyl-2-(l,2,4-triazol-l-yl)pentan-3-ol]for 1 h at 48 h after germination. Paclobutrazol treatment inhibitedroot extension, promoted swelling (cell expansion was radialrather than longitudinal), and increased cell volume and theactivity of catalase and peroxidase enzymes. Paclobutrazol alsodecreased root respiration and ethylene production. However,under non-stressed conditions, paclobutrazol treatment did notaffect soluble carbohydrate content, water potential, osmoticpotential or water loss. Under osmotic stress with polyethyleneglycol (PEG), paclobutrazol diminished the increase of waterpotential and decreased the rate of water loss caused by theimposed stress, but had no effect on osmotic potential. Catalaseand peroxidase activity were increased in osmotically-stressedroots of treated plants. Key words: Root growth, paclobutrazol, pea, Pisum sativum, water shortage 相似文献
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Respiratory oxygen consumption by roots was 1·4- and1·6-fold larger in NH+4-fed than in NO-3-fed wheat (Triticumaestivum L.) and maize (Zea mays L.) plants respectively. Higherroot oxygen consumption in NH+4-fed plants than in NO-3-fedplants was associated with higher total nitrogen contents inNH+4-fed plants. Root oxygen consumption was, however, not correlatedwith growth rates or shoot:root ratios. Carbon dioxide releasewas 1·4- and 1·2-fold larger in NO+3-fed thanin NH+4-fed wheat and maize plants respectively. Differencesin oxygen and carbon dioxide gas exchange rates resulted inthe gas exchange quotients of NH-4-fed plants (wheat, 0·5;maize, 0·6) being greatly reduced compared with thoseof NO-3-fed plants (wheat, 1·0; maize, 1·1). Measuredrates of HCO-3 assimilation by PEPc in roots were considerablylarger in 4 mM NH+4-fed than in 4 NO-3 plants (wheat, 2·6-fold;maize, 8·3-fold). These differences were, however, insufficientto account for the observed differences in root carbon dioxideflux and it is probable that HCO-3 uptake is also importantin determining carbon dioxide fluxes. Thus reduced root extension in NH+4-fed compared with NO-3-fedwheat plants could not be ascribed to differences in carbondioxide losses from roots.Copyright 1993, 1999 Academic Press Triticum aestivum, wheat, Zea mays, maize assimilation, ammonium assimilation, root respiration 相似文献
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Xyloglucan Endotransglycosylase Activity, Microfibril Orientation and the Profiles of Cell Wall Properties Along Growing Regions of Maize Roots 总被引:20,自引:7,他引:13
PRITCHARD JEREMY; HETHERINGTON P RICHARD; FRY STEPHEN C.; TOMOS A. DERI 《Journal of experimental botany》1993,44(8):1281-1289
A series of physical and chemical analyses were made on theexpanding zone of maize seedling roots grown in hydroponics.Comparison of longitudinal profiles of local relative elementalgrowth rate and turgor pressure indicated that cell walls becomelooser in the apical 5 mm and then tighten 510 mm fromthe root tip. Immersion of roots in 200 mol m3 mannitol(an osmotic stress of 0·48 MPa) rapidly and evenly reducedturgor pressure along the whole growing region. Growth was reducedto a greater extent in the region 510 mm from the roottip than in the apical region. This indicated rapid wall-looseningin the root tip, but not in the more basal regions. Following 24 h immersion in 400 mol m3 mannitol (an osmoticstress of 0·96 MPa) turgor had recovered to pre-stressedvalues. Under this stress treatment, growth was reduced in theregion 410 mm from the root tip, despite the recoveryof turgor, indicating a tightening of the wall. In the rootapex, local relative elemental growth rate was unchanged incomparison to control tissue, showing that wall properties herewere similar to the control values. Cellulose microfibrils on the inner face of cortical cell wallsbecame increasingly more parallel to the root axis along thegrowth profile of both unstressed and stressed roots. Orientationdid not correlate with the wall loosening in the apical regionof unstressed roots, or with the tightening in the region 510mm from the root tip following 24 h of osmotic stress. Longitudinal profiles of the possible wall-loosening enzymexyloglucan endotransglycosylase (XET) had good correspondencewith an increase in wall loosening during development. In thezone of wall tightening following osmotic stress, XET activitywas decreased per unit dry weight (compared with the unstressedcontrol), but not per unit fresh weight. Key words: Osmotic stress, turgor, growth, cell wall properties, microfibrils, XET 相似文献
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Sugar Accumulation in Barley and Rice Grown in Solutions with low Concentrations of Oxygen 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
Barley and rice, at the early tillering stage, were grown inaerated nutrient solutions (> 7 mg O2 l1) and transferredto solutions of low O2 concentrations (< 0.5 mg l 1). For barley, low O2 concentrations during the first 5 days severelyinhibited growth of seminal roots had less effect on nodal roots,and did not reduce shoot growth. Longer exposure to low O2 concentrationsreduced shoot as well as root growth. Sugar concentrations inroots and shoots increased within 7 h after transfer of plantsto low O2 concentrations. After 5 days at low O2 concentrationssugar concentrations were very high in fast growing nodal rootsand in shoots, as well as in the slower growing seminal roots. In rice, low O2 concentrations increased sugar levels of rootsduring summer, but not during winter. In summer, the highersugar levels at low O2 concentrations persisted throughout adiurnal cycle. In root apices, sugar concentrations were increasedby low O2 concentrations, even though the experiment was donein winter and the bulk of the root system showed no differencein sugar levels. The data indicate that sugar accumulation, at low O2 concentrations,is caused by reduced growth and also that even apices of rootsgrown at low O2 concentrations have sufficient substrates forrespiration. Hordeum vulgare L, barley, Oryza sativa L, rice, sugar accumulation, oxygen concentration 相似文献