An expansion theory of spherical cavities in strain-softening materials with different moduli of tension and com-pression was presented. For geomaterials,two controlling parameters were introduced to take into account...An expansion theory of spherical cavities in strain-softening materials with different moduli of tension and com-pression was presented. For geomaterials,two controlling parameters were introduced to take into account the different moduli and strain-softening properties. By means of elastic theory with different moduli and stress-softening models,general solutions cal-culating Tresca and Mohr-Coulomb materials' stress and displacement fields of expansion of spherical cavity were derived. The effects caused by different elastic moduli in tensile and compression and strain-softening rates on stress and displacement fields and development of plastic zone of expansion of cavity were analyzed. The results show that the ultimate expansion pressure,stress and displacement fields and development of plastic zone vary with the different elastic moduli and strain-softening prop-erties. If classical elastic theory is adopted and strain-softening properties are neglected,rather large errors may be the result.展开更多
The secondary bud burst can cause around 10%-20%yield losses in black currants,an economically important crop in parts of Europe,Asia and North America.The metabolism of reactive oxygen species(ROS)has been linked to ...The secondary bud burst can cause around 10%-20%yield losses in black currants,an economically important crop in parts of Europe,Asia and North America.The metabolism of reactive oxygen species(ROS)has been linked to bud dormancy and its early release(secondary bud burst)in several fruit crops.But the relationship between ROS metabolism and the secondary bud burst is still not well understood in black currants.In the present study,two black currant cultivars(Adelinia and Heifeng)with opposing tendency of exhibiting the secondary bud burst were sprayed with abscisic acid(ABA)and gibberellic acid(GA_(3))to either inhibit or induce the secondary bud burst.The results showed that ABA inhibited the secondary bud burst by reducing the contents of ROS(H_(2)O_(2),O_(2)-·)in buds;decreasing the activities of superoxide dismutase(SOD),peroxidase(POD)and catalase(CAT);and increasing the contents of oxidized glutathione(GSSG)and ascorbic acid(AsA).GA_(3) effectively induced the secondary bud burst by increasing ROS contents;increasing the activities of several antioxidant enzymes,such as SOD,POD,CAT,glutathione reductase(GR),ascorbate peroxidase(APX)and the contents of reduced glutathione(GSH);and decreasing the contents of AsA.The experimental results showed that GA_(3) treatment increased the content of ROS,accelerated the metabolism of reactive oxygen species,and promoted the second burst of black currants.However,ROS metabolism was at a low level under ABA treatment,and the buds remained dormant.These results suggested that ROS metabolism might play an important role in the two black currants of the secondary bud burst.展开更多
基金Project supported by the National Postdoctoral Science Foundation of China (No.20060400317)the Education Foundation of Zhejiang Province (No.20061459)the Young Foundation of Zhejiang Province (No.0202303005),China
文摘An expansion theory of spherical cavities in strain-softening materials with different moduli of tension and com-pression was presented. For geomaterials,two controlling parameters were introduced to take into account the different moduli and strain-softening properties. By means of elastic theory with different moduli and stress-softening models,general solutions cal-culating Tresca and Mohr-Coulomb materials' stress and displacement fields of expansion of spherical cavity were derived. The effects caused by different elastic moduli in tensile and compression and strain-softening rates on stress and displacement fields and development of plastic zone of expansion of cavity were analyzed. The results show that the ultimate expansion pressure,stress and displacement fields and development of plastic zone vary with the different elastic moduli and strain-softening prop-erties. If classical elastic theory is adopted and strain-softening properties are neglected,rather large errors may be the result.
基金Supported by Academic Backbone Project of Northeast Agricultural University(20XG04)the National Key R&D Program of China(2018YFD1000200)Heilongjiang Province Postdoctoral Startup Fund(LBH-Q17029)。
文摘The secondary bud burst can cause around 10%-20%yield losses in black currants,an economically important crop in parts of Europe,Asia and North America.The metabolism of reactive oxygen species(ROS)has been linked to bud dormancy and its early release(secondary bud burst)in several fruit crops.But the relationship between ROS metabolism and the secondary bud burst is still not well understood in black currants.In the present study,two black currant cultivars(Adelinia and Heifeng)with opposing tendency of exhibiting the secondary bud burst were sprayed with abscisic acid(ABA)and gibberellic acid(GA_(3))to either inhibit or induce the secondary bud burst.The results showed that ABA inhibited the secondary bud burst by reducing the contents of ROS(H_(2)O_(2),O_(2)-·)in buds;decreasing the activities of superoxide dismutase(SOD),peroxidase(POD)and catalase(CAT);and increasing the contents of oxidized glutathione(GSSG)and ascorbic acid(AsA).GA_(3) effectively induced the secondary bud burst by increasing ROS contents;increasing the activities of several antioxidant enzymes,such as SOD,POD,CAT,glutathione reductase(GR),ascorbate peroxidase(APX)and the contents of reduced glutathione(GSH);and decreasing the contents of AsA.The experimental results showed that GA_(3) treatment increased the content of ROS,accelerated the metabolism of reactive oxygen species,and promoted the second burst of black currants.However,ROS metabolism was at a low level under ABA treatment,and the buds remained dormant.These results suggested that ROS metabolism might play an important role in the two black currants of the secondary bud burst.
