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作物对盐分的吸收及其盐害的预测预报   总被引:9,自引:1,他引:8  
李加宏  俞仁培 《土壤学报》1998,35(3):352-358
通过温室和田间试验,研究小麦和甜菜在盐胁迫下的生长及其对盐分的吸收。结果表明,小麦耐热略低于甜菜,Na^+抑制小麦和甜菜对K^+和Ca^2+的吸收,小麦和甜菜的相对干物质重与土壤含盐量的关系符合Maas-Hoffman模型,小麦和甜菜叶Na^+含量与土壤含盐量呈显著正相关,且与干物质重的关系也符合Maas-Hoffman模型,文中提出了利用作物叶的Na^+含量与相对干物质重之间的Maas-Hoff  相似文献   

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The influence of three potassium:rubidium (K:Rb) ratios (6:0, 5:1, and 4:2) on the xylematic transport of solutes in cucumber plants cv. Medusa supplied with both nitrate (NO3 ) (60%) and ammonium (NH4 +) (40%) was studied in greenhouse conditions. In the xylem sap of plants grown with a K:Rb ratio of 4:2, there was an increase in the transport of NO3 , phosphate (H2PO4 ), calcium (Ca2+), magnesium (Mg2+), sodium (Na+), manganese (Mn) and boron (B) while that of organic‐N, organic‐P, K+, zinc (Zn), organic acids, and carbohydrates decreased, if compared with the sap of the plants supplied with K alone. The translocation of NO3 , H2PO4 , Ca2+, Mg2+, and Mn was enhanced and that of K+ and organic acids decreased when the plants were supplied with a K:Rb ratio of 5:1. The K:Rb ratio detected in the xylem sap was the same K:Rb ratio as in the solutions. However, in the cucumber plant substituting 33% of total K by Rb resulted in an alteration in the transport of solutes, probably due to a competition between Rb and K rather than between the latter two and NH4 +.  相似文献   

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Both calcium (Ca2+) and silicon (Si) improve plant performance under salt (NaCl) stress. Although these two mineral elements share numerous similarities, the information on how their extracellular interactions in the root apoplast affect uptake of sodium (Na+) is still lacking. Here, we investigated the effect of high Si supply in the bioavailable form of monosilicic acid (H4SiO4) on the activity of Ca2+ in the external root solution, and subsequent root uptake and compartmentation of Na in maize (Zea mays L.). In the short‐term experiments (6 h), 14‐d‐old maize plants were exposed to various concentrations of Ca2+ at three different pH‐values (6.5, 7.5, and 8.5) and two Si concentrations, i.e., low (1 mM) and high (4 mM) supply of H4SiO4. The activity of Ca2+ and Na+ in the external solution as well as the root concentrations of total and cell sap and BaCl2‐exchangeble apoplastic fractions of both elements were analyzed. The pH of the nutrient solution affected neither the ion activities nor the root accumulation of both Ca2+ and Na+. At higher pH values (7.5 and 8.5) the interactions of Ca2+ and Si at high Si supply led to a decrease of Ca2+ activity and, hence, an increase of Na+ : Ca2+ activity ratio in the external root solution. Concomitantly, despite the elevated exchangeable apoplastic fraction of both Ca2+ and Na+, the total and cell sap concentrations were remarkably decreased for Ca2+ and increased for Na+ by the addition of 4 mM H4SiO4. This work demonstrates that at high Si supply extracellular Ca‐Si interactions leading to lowered activity of Ca2+ might rapidly compromise the ameliorative effect of Ca2+ on Na+ accumulation in roots. Practically, Si over‐fertilization of saline and, in particular, sodic soils may further promote the accumulation of Na+ in root tissues hours after Si application and, hence, increase a potential risk of Na+ toxicity.  相似文献   

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One month old rice calli were exposed to 0, 50, and 100 mol m?3 sodium chloride (NaCl) in the liquid LS basal medium supplemented with 2.5 mg L?1 2,4-dichlorophenoxy acetic acid (2,4-D) and 0.5 mg L?1 kinetin. Callus relative growth rate (RGR; fresh) of both cultivars indicated a progressive decrease; however, callus dry weight increased as the NaCl level increased in the culture medium. Salinity stress increased the callus sodium (Na+), manganese (Mn2+), and magnesium (Mg2+) contents while potassium (K+), calcium (Ca2+), and iron (Fe2+) contents decreased. ‘Basmati-385’ showed less reduction in callus RGR, K+, and Ca2+ contents and a larger increase in callus dry weight, Na+, Mn2+, and Mg2+ contents as compared to ‘Basmati-Karnal’. However, the reverse was true for Fe2+ contents. K+/Na+ and Ca2+/Na+ ratios generally decreased under salt stress. Overall, reduction in callus relative growth rate was found to be inversely correlated with decrease in K+, Ca2+, and Fe2+ uptake and directly correlated with increased Na+ and Mg2+ concentration in callus tissue.  相似文献   

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When plants encounter salinity, growth is reduced initially by water stress and subsequently by toxic levels of ions and by interference with nutrient acquisition and translocation. Calcium (Ca2 +) in particular seems to have an important role in salt tolerance and there are reports of a beneficial effect of increasing Ca2 + availability. Higher potassium (K+) concentrations in plants may also improve salinity tolerance as sodium (Na)+/K+ ratios have been shown to be important. Previous work with a range of Acacia species has suggested that endogenous seed Ca2 + and K+ concentrations might influence salinity tolerance at germination, but this has not previously been tested with a single species. The objectives of this investigation were thus to determine whether (1) altered Ca2 + and K+ nutrition of Brassica campestris (rapa) L. plants affects the yield and ion content of their seeds, and (2) seeds with different Ca2 + and K+ contents differ in their salinity tolerance. Plants were grown in a growth room or greenhouse in (1) Gem® horticultural sand (2) Silvaperl® perlite and sand (2:1), or (3) Shamrock® Medium General Purpose Irish Sphagnum Peat and Vermiperl® vermiculite (1:1). Plants in each growth substrate were supplied with nutrient solutions based on a modified Hoagland's solution as a control, low Ca2 + and low K+ solutions containing those elements at half the control strength, but all other mineral elements as far as possible at control strength, and high Ca2 + and high K+ solutions containing those elements at double control strength but all other mineral elements, as far as possible, at control strength. An increase in substrate available Ca2 + and K+ resulted in increased Ca2 + and K+ concentration in seeds, respectively, and was accompanied by a reduction in seed K+ and Ca2 +, respectively. The Ca2 + and K+ concentrations of seeds affected their salinity tolerance. Increases in seed Ca2 +, K+ or Ca2 ++ K+ concentrations decreased salinity tolerance at germination. The results, especially in terms of Ca2 + nutrition, contradict previous results of an increased salinity tolerance with increased Ca2 + and/or K+ concentrations.  相似文献   

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Effects of three supplemental calcium (Ca++; 2.5, 5.0, and 10 mole m?3) concentrations on ion accumulation, transport, selectivity, and plant growth of salt-sensitive species, Brassica rapa ‘Sani’ in saline medium were investigated. Supplemental Ca++ in the presence of 125 mol m?3 sodium chloride (NaCl) did not improve the dry weight and leaf area indicating no role played by Ca++ in the alleviation of salinity induced growth inhibition. However, calcium chloride (CaCl2) did significantly affect sodium (Na+), potassium (K+), and Ca++ contents of roots and shoots. The ion contents of shoots were significantly greater than those of roots per g dry weight, indicating ion transportation to shoots is greater than ion accumulation in roots. Use of CaCl2 in 125 mol m?3 NaCl reduced the Na+ content but increased K+ and Ca++ contents in shoots. Sodium contents in shoots differed among the supplemental Ca++ treatments indicating the role of CaCl2 in Na+ ions transportation. Calcium content in shoots declined significantly in the control treatment (0 CaCl2) but increased significantly in 10 mol m?3 CaCl2. The root also showed the effects of Ca++ on the reduction of Na+ content and the increase of K+ and Ca++ content. Unexpectedly, 5 mol m?3 CaCl2 induced the highest Na+ content in roots at 16 days after treatment. Supplemental CaCl2 application influenced the K+ or Ca++ selectivity over Na+ in two ways, ion accumulation at roots and transport to shoots. However, high CaCl2 treatments allowed greater Ca++ selectivity over Na+ than low CaCl2. Likewise, high supplemental CaCl2 showed higher K+ selectivity over Na+ than low CaCl2. A marked increase in K+ versus Na+ selectivity for the transport process occurred at 10 mol m?3 CaCl2 treatments. The roots and shoots exhibited higher K+/Na+ and Ca++/Na+ ratios in high CaCl2 treatment than in low. The results are discussed in context to supplemental Ca++ concentrations, ions accumulation, transportation and selectivity of salt sensitive Brassica rapa cultivar.  相似文献   

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Calcium (Ca2+) amelioration of the plant's growth response to salinity depends on genetic factors. In this work, supplemental Ca2+ did not improve growth in Phaseolus vulgaris L. cv. Contender under high‐saline conditions and negatively affected several physiological parameters in nonsalinized plants. The response to supplemental Ca2+ was examined using plants grown in 25% modified Hoagland solution at different Na+ : Ca2+ ratios. In control plants (1 mM Ca2+; 1 mM Na+) surplus Ca2+ (4 or 10 mM) was associated with stomatal closure, decrease of hydraulic conductivity, sap flow, leaf specific dry weight, leaf K+ and leaf Mg2+ concentrations, and inhibition of CO2 assimilation. Leaf water content was enhanced, while water‐use efficiency and dry matter were unaffected during the 15 d experimental period. The Ca2+ effect was not cation‐specific since similar results were found in plants supplied with high external Mg2+ or with a combination of Ca2+ and Mg2+. Relative to control plants, salinization (50 and 100 mM NaCl) caused a decrease in dry matter, hydraulic conductivity, sap flow, leaf Mg2+ activity, and inhibition of stomatal opening and CO2 assimilation. However, NaCl (50 and 100 mM NaCl) enhanced leaf K+ concentration and water‐use efficiency. At 100 mM NaCl, leaf water content also significantly increased. Supplemental Ca2+ had no amelioration effect on the salt‐stress response of this bean cultivar. In contrast, the 50 mM–NaCl treatment improved stomatal conductance and CO2‐assimilation rate in plants exposed to the highest Ca2+ concentration (10 mM). Phaseolus vulgaris is classified as a very NaCl‐sensitive species. The similarities in the effects caused by supplemental Ca2+, supplemental Mg2+, and NaCl salinity suggest that P. vulgaris cv. Contender has a high non‐ion‐specific salt sensitivity. On the other hand, the improvement in gas‐exchange parameters in Ca2+‐supplemented plants by high NaCl could be the result of specific Na+‐triggered responses, such as an increase in the concentration of K+ in the leaves.  相似文献   

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为揭示不同白榆(Ulmus pumila L.)品系对滨海盐碱地土壤盐分的改良作用及盐分离子在土壤-白榆系统中的分布与吸收特征,筛选适宜在滨海盐碱地造林的耐盐白榆品系,以中度盐渍化生境下4年生的6种白榆品系(1,5,28,30,46,105号)为试验材料,采用野外取样与室内测试相结合的方法,研究了Na+、K+、Ca2+、Mg2+等盐离子在土壤及白榆品系各器官(根、茎、叶)中的分布特征。结果表明:(1)白榆可降低滨海盐碱地土壤中盐离子及全盐含量,不同白榆品系较对照的土壤全盐含量降低了55.0%~63.1%,30号白榆降幅最大。(2)不同白榆品系将Na+、K+、Ca2+、Mg2+优先积累到叶中,且叶中维持较高的K+/Na+、Ca2+/Na+、Mg2+/Na+比值,不同白榆品系通过建立新的离子平衡以适应盐胁迫环境。(3)不同白榆品系的离子吸收选择性系数均为SK,NaSCa,NaSMg,Na,其对K+的吸收选择性大于对Ca2+、Mg2+吸收选择性;种内差异导致不同白榆品系对Na+、K+、Ca2+、Mg2+吸收选择能力不同,28号白榆根系对K+的吸收性最强,5号白榆根系对Ca2+、Mg2+的吸收性最强。  相似文献   

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NaCl胁迫下外源腐胺和钙对草莓幼苗离子吸收的影响   总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1  
在150 mmol/L NaCl 胁迫条件下,以达塞莱克特草莓为试材,利用基质盆栽方法研究了外源腐胺和钙对草莓生长、叶片含水量、脯氨酸含量及Ca2+、Na+ 和 Cl- 吸收的影响。结果表明,在营养液中添加14 mmol/L 硝酸钙和叶面喷施 1×10-5 mol/L 腐胺均可提高盐胁迫草莓植株的地上部和地下部干鲜重,提高叶片含水量、脯氨酸含量,抑制 Na+ 和Cl- 的吸收及运输,提高根系和叶片的 K+/Na+ 值和 Ca2+/ Na+ 值,硝酸钙和腐胺同时处理的效果优于单独处理。缺钙条件下,喷施外源腐胺的 K+/Na+ 值和 Ca2+/ Na+ 值显著或极显著低于腐胺加钙处理,Cl- 含量显著高于腐胺加钙处理。外源腐胺对 Na+ 和 Cl- 吸收的调控作用受到 Ca2+ 的调节。  相似文献   

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In the course of investigations on the impact of salinity on mineral ion transport in differentially salt susceptible soybeans (“Lee” and “Jackson”) short-term experiments were conducted to elucidate the distribution pattern of Na+ and some other cations. The results showed that low salinity (7.5 mM NaCl) did not induce varietal differences in Na+ content during a 30 hrs uptake period. At 66.5 mM NaCl, however, the Na+ contents increased more in the leaves of the salt sensitive variety “Jackson” than in “Lee”. Both soybean varieties retained Na+ in the proximal root and stem. Furthermore, they extruded considerable amounts of Na+ from the roots to the medium. Increasing the level of salinity in the solution substantially reduced the Ca2+ uptake of both soybean varieties. In an experiment with the salt sensitive variety under constant salinity but increasing Ca2+ concentration in the medium, the plants showed a reduction in Na+ uptake and translocation to stem and leaves and an enhanced Ca2+ uptake and translocation to the shoots. It is suggested that the injury observed in “Jackson” after salt treatment is not only related to the insufficient control of Cl? transport. At higher salinity levels the increasing accumulation of Na+ in the leaves and the varietally independant depression of Ca2+ uptake and translocation may enhance the development of leaf necrosis.  相似文献   

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The effects of calcium (Ca) deficiency on cation uptake and concentration of xylem sap from tomato roots after excision of the aerial parts, were studied. The measurements were made on tomato plants grown on nutrient solutions with +Ca or without‐Ca, over a period of 48 hours. Calcium deficiency entailed a significant increase of the flux of xylem sap between the 6th and 14th hour on the first day after excision. In spite of the lack of Ca in the nutrient solution, the Ca concentration in xylem sap was unaffected in regard to that of excised roots with +Ca. The maintenance of the Ca concentration in xylem sap of plants grown on a Ca deficient solution was related to a reuse of the Ca from the apoplastic root stores. So, this regulation indicates a possible translocation of the Ca available in the root supply and a mobility of this element out of the roots only during the early stages of exposure to a Ca deficiency. The presence of NH4 + in xylem sap with both +Ca and‐Ca treatments confirms the nitrogenous reduction activity of tomato roots. The accumulation of free ammonium 24 h after excision in both xylem saps (+Ca and‐Ca) is likely to be evidence of an alteration process of protein synthesis which is related to the depletion of the root water soluble carbohydrate supply.  相似文献   

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The influence of supplemental Ca2 in saline nutrient solutions on germination, growth, and ion uptake of four Brassica species, B. campestris L., B. carinata, A.Br., B. juncea (L.) Czern. and Coss., and B. napus L. was studied in sand culture. The addition of 11.25 mM CaC12 to nutrient solution containing 225 mM NaC1 improved percentage of germination of B. napus and B. juncea, but had no significant effect on the germination speed of the four species. There was no significant effect of additional amount of Ca2 in the saline medium (150 mM NaC1) on the shoot biomass and seed yield of B. carinata and B. campestris. By contrast, shoot dry matter of B. napus and B. juncea increased significantly with the increased in Ca2 concentration of the growth medium, but their seed yield remained unaffected. Decreased Ca2 concentrations of the saline growth medium reduced percent oil content in B. carinata, B. juncea, and B. campestris. Increasing Na/Ca ratio of the external medium affected ion uptake differently in different species. In B. carinata, a relatively salt-tolerant species, the concentrations of Na+ and K+ in the shoots remained unaffected, but the C1 concentration was reduced linearly with the increase in external Na/Ca ratios. Root K+ and Ca2+ of the species decreased with the decrease in Ca2+ supply. In B. campestris increasing Na/Ca ratios of the saline medium had no effect on the concentrations of Na+, C1, and Ca2+ in the shoots and Na+, C1, and K+ in the roots. Only shoot K+ and root Ca2+ decreased consistently. In the highly salt-sensitive species, B. napus, the shoot Na+ was reduced by the addition of Ca2+ in the salt treatment, whereas the C1 and Ca2+ uptake was promoted by supplemental Ca2+. The root K+ concentrations decreased with the increase in Na/Ca. In B. juncea, which was similar to B. napus in biomass production, high Ca2+ concentration in the salt treatment reduced the shoot Na+ and root C1 concentrations and promoted the K+ uptake. Shoot Na/Ca and Na/K ratios were increased in B. napus and B. juncea at the highest Na/Ca ratio of the growth medium. Shoot K+ selectivity, SK,Na (determined as molar ratio of K: Na in tissue to molar ratio of K:Na in external medium) of all species remained unaffected except for B. juncea in which it decreased significantly at the highest Na/Ca ratio. The root K+ selectivity increased in B. carinata.  相似文献   

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This study assessed the relationships between external K+ supply and K+ : Na+ ratios associated with Na+ toxicity in Jatropha curcas. Plants were exposed to increasing external K+ concentrations (6.25, 12.5, 25, 37.5, and 50 mM), combined with 50 mM NaCl in a nutrient solution. Photosynthesis progressively increased as the external K+ : Na+ ratios increased up to 0.75. The increase of photosynthesis and plant dry matter correlated positively with K+ : Na+ in xylem and leaves. The transport rates of K+ and Na+ from roots to xylem and leaves were inversely correlated. These ions presented an antagonistic pattern of accumulation in all organs. Maximum rates of photosynthesis and plant growth occurred with leaf K+ : Na+ ratios that ranged from 1.0 to 2.0, indicating that this parameter in leaves might be a good indicator for a favorable K+ homeostasis under salinity conditions. The higher K+ affinity and selectivity compared with Na+ in all organs associated with higher xylem flux and transport to shoots are essential for maintaining adequate K+ : Na+ ratios at the whole‐plant level. These characteristics, combined with adequate K+ concentrations, allow J. curcas to sustain high rates of photosynthesis and growth even under toxic NaCl levels.  相似文献   

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Salinity can affect germination of seeds either by creating osmotic potentials that prevent water uptake or by toxic effects of specific ions. This work was carried out to evaluate the germination of sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.) seeds under increasing salinity by using the most abundant salts in China. Potassium (K+), sodium (Na+), and calcium (Ca2+) contents in hypocotyls were determined on the fifth day. At same concentration of salt solution, the adverse effect of ions is in the following sequence: carbonate radical (CO3 2?) > sulfate radical (SO4 2?), chloride (Cl?) > bicarbonate radical (HCO3 ?), magnesium (Mg2+) > Ca2+, and Na+ > K+. The effect of salinity on the germination phase of development is mainly due to its osmotic component other than the ion toxicity. Calcium decreased as increasing of the concentration of salt solutions, and cannot act as the role of enhancing cell division and membrane permeability.  相似文献   

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A pot experiment was conducted to examine the uptake of nutrients (K+ (potassium) and Ca2+ (calsium)) and heavy metal (Cu2+ (copper) and Pb2+ (lead)) ions by leaves, seeds, and roots of two black gram [Vigna mungo (L.) Hepper] cultivars, ‘Mash-95018’(V1) and ‘Mash-97’(V2) treated with copper (Cu) and lead (Pb) at 25mg L?1 and 50mg L?1. This study was conducted in a greenhouse in the Botanical Garden, University of Agriculture, Faisalabad, Pakistan, during the spring of 2003. Heavy-metal treatments were applied 30 d after germination, and nutrient and heavy-metal ion uptake data were collected 10 d after treatment application. Both heavy metals in both cultivars substantially reduced nutrient ion accumulation and its translocation to seeds. Leaves had proportionately more K+ and Ca2+ than that recorded for roots and seeds after heavy-metal treatments. Nevertheless, both heavy metal (Cu2+ and Pb2+) ions ware predominantly sequestered in the roots, rather than in leaves and seeds, under their respective treatments. As the external concentrations of heavy metals increased, their uptake by the respective treated plants also increased, but nutrient ion (K+ and Ca2+) uptake was gradually reduced. This result suggests a concentration-dependent phenomenon. Overall, lead (Pb2+) showed more toxic effects on the uptake of essential nutrients compared with Ca2+, while ‘Mash-97’proved more sensitive to heavy metals than ‘Mash-95018.'  相似文献   

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This study is aimed to examine if cotyledon node zone may play a role in salt and/or alkali tolerance. Seedlings of halophyte plant Kochia sieversiana and glycophyte plant Lycopersicon esculintum Mill were treated with salt and alkali respectively, xylem sap was collected from above or below cotyledon node zone, and components and contents of inorganic ions in the sap were examined. When compared with that collected from below cotyledon node zone, xylem sap collected from above cotyledon node zone in K. sieversiana contains less Na+ under both salt and alkali stresses, and less chloride (Cl–) under salt treatment. Both Na+ and Cl remain nearly the same in xylem sap collected from below and above cotyledon node zone in L. esculintum Mill. Cotyledon node zone in K. sieversiana selectively restricted ion transport under both salt and alkali stresses, which may represent a novel mechanism of salt and alkali resistance in halophyte plants.  相似文献   

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《Journal of plant nutrition》2013,36(10):1841-1857
Abstract

The characteristics of selectivity for K+ over Na+ by the roots of the halophyte Puccinellia tenuiflora were investigated in comparison with the glycophyte wheat (Triticum aestivum). Under various NaCl concentrations, the concentrations of K+ in the shoots of P. tenuiflora were 16–24% lower than those of wheat, whereas the concentrations of K+ in Puccinellia roots were 2.8–4.0 times higher than those of wheat. In 200 mM NaCl, the concentrations of Na+ in shoots of P. tenuiflora and wheat were similar under high K+ levels, but the concentrations of Na+ in wheat were 1.6 times higher than those in Puccinellia under low K+ levels. The concentrations of K+ in roots of P. tenuiflora were 1.5–2.0 times higher than those of wheat under low K+ levels. Formulas are given for calculating net selective absorption (SA) capacity and selective transport (ST) capacity by roots for K+ over Na+. We interpret SA as the net capacity of selectively absorbing K+ over Na+ by epidermal and cortical cells of whole plant roots into the root symplast. ST could reflect the net capacity of selection for K+ over Na+ transport from whole root stelar symplast to the xylem vessels. The lower ST value of P. tenuiflora might be the reason for accumulation of K+ in its roots. The SA values of P. tenuiflora and wheat were approximately equivalent in the low-affinity K+ uptake range. The SA values of the former were about two times higher than that of the latter in the high-affinity K+ uptake range, showing the root high-affinity K+ uptake system of the halophyte P. tenuiflora has a stronger capacity for K+ uptake.  相似文献   

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Thirty-four sugar beet drought-tolerant half-sib families were screened in greenhouse experiment under saline (16?dSm?1) and normal conditions, and a subset of 10 tolerant genotypes were selected for evaluating of yield-related traits, Na+, K+, and α-amino-N nitrogen contents under saline field condition (12?dSm?1). Drought-tolerant genotypes showed a different tolerance level under salt stress. Significant correlation was observed between EP2s and STIEP2 in greenhouse with root yield (RY) in saline field condition. It should be possible that a simple measurement at 16?dSm?1 in the greenhouse can be used as main part of sugar beet salt-tolerant breeding program. In total, genotypes SBSI-DR I-HSF14-P.23 (# 16) and 436B-HSF9-P.27 (# 26) were recognized as salt- and drought-tolerant genotypes with low Na+ and K+ contents in root and high white sugar content (WSC) and RY in field. A larger panel of genotypes to validate this kind of association is necessary.  相似文献   

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不同浓度钠对甜菜生长及生理特性的影响   总被引:9,自引:2,他引:7  
采用1/2 Hoagland 营养液室内培养试验,研究不同浓度Na+ 对甜菜幼苗生理生化指标和营养元素吸收的影响。结果表明,0.759 mmol/L Na+可提高甜菜幼苗体内Na+ 含量和幼苗高度,增加叶面积(除了9 mmol/L Na+)和干物质量,降低叶片水势,提高叶片的相对含水量、 GPX和CAT的活性,促进甜菜幼苗叶片的吸水及保水能力。3 mmol/L Na+对甜菜幼苗的生长促进作用最明显,可提高CAT、 GPX活性并维持较高的SOD活性,降低MDA含量和相对电导率,未明显降低甜菜体内N、 P和K含量,是甜菜幼苗生长的最佳Na+浓度。  相似文献   

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Maize (Zea mays L.) plants in the early stage of development were treated with 80 mM sodium chloride (NaCl) with or without supplemental calcium (Ca2+) (8.75 mM) for a seven day period. The effects of salinity on dry matter production and shoot and root concentrations of sodium (Na+), Ca2+, and potassium (K+) were measured for seven Pioneer maize cultivars. Salinity significantly reduced total dry weight, leaf area, and shoot and root dry weight below control levels. For all seven cultivars, Na+concentrations were reduced and leaf area was significantly increased by supplementing salinized nutrient solutions with 8.75 mM calcium chloride (CaCl2). The two cultivars with the lowest shoot and root Na+ concentrations under NaCl‐salinity showed the greatest increases in total, shoot and root dry weights with the addition of supplemental Ca. Shoot fresh weight/dry weight ratios for all cultivars were decreased significantly by both salinity treatments, but supplemental Ca2+ increased the ratio relative to salinity treatments without supplemental Ca. Root fresh weight/dry weight ratios were decreased only by salinity treatments with supplemental Ca. With NaCl‐salinity, cultivars which had lower shoot and root Na+ concentrations were found to be more salt sensitive and had significantly lower amounts of dry matter production than those cultivars which had higher shoot and root Na+ concentrations. It was concluded that Na+ exclusion from the shoot was not correlated with and was an unreliable indicator of salt tolerance for maize.  相似文献   

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