[Objective] The aim was to explore physiological responses of Brazil banana seedlings to drought stress simulated by PEG-6000.[Method] Brazil banana (Musa AAA Cavendish subgroup cv.Brazil) was taken as test material...[Objective] The aim was to explore physiological responses of Brazil banana seedlings to drought stress simulated by PEG-6000.[Method] Brazil banana (Musa AAA Cavendish subgroup cv.Brazil) was taken as test materials to explore changes of physiological indices of banana seedlings under drought stresses simulated by PEG-6000,including three stress levels (5%,10% and 15%) and time periods (24,48 and 72 h).[Result] Relative water content and chlorophyll content both declined under different stress levels and in different times.The content of proline (Pro) in seedling leaves from high to low was PEG15%,PEG10% and PEG5%; the content of treatment of 5% stress in 24 h was of insignificant differences with that of the control and the contents in rest treatments were all remarkably higher compared with the control.POD activities of seedling leaves from high to low were as follows:PEG15%>PEG10%>PEG5%,and POD activity was of significant differences among treatments; POD activity achieved the peak in treatment group with 5% of stress,and POD activities of different groups were all higher compared with the control.The activity of root system in treatment groups with PEG at different concentrations was as follows:PEG10%>PEG15%>PEG5% and the activity increased remarkably in the group with PEG at 5% within 24,48 and 72 h,though the activity dropped significantly within 72 h and slowly in 24 and 48 h.[Conclusion] It can be concluded that relative water content,chlorophyll content,Pro content and activity and root activity can be references of banana resistance to drought.展开更多
Fertilizer effect model such as ternary quadratic, unary quadratic, straight line and platform model was respectively used to analyze the two-year "3414" test data collected from banana garden in Fushan Town of Hain...Fertilizer effect model such as ternary quadratic, unary quadratic, straight line and platform model was respectively used to analyze the two-year "3414" test data collected from banana garden in Fushan Town of Hainan Province. The results showed that the optimal fertilizing amount of ternary quadratic model simulation was0.374 kg/plant of N, 0.289 kg/plant of P2O5 and 0.891 kg/plant of K2 O. According to the yield trend characteristic, the optimal fertilizing amount of unary quadratic model was 0.400kg/plant of N, 0.214 kg/plant of P2O5 and 0.901kg/plant of K2 O. Thus it can be seen that only partial indices of the optimal fertilizing amount of ternary quadratic model simulation were higher than that of unary quadratic model. Considering the results, the optimal fertilizing amount of Brazil banana was 0.374-0.400kg/plant of N, 0.214-0.289 kg/plant of P2O5 and 0.891-0.901 kg/plant of K2 O.展开更多
[Objective] This study aimed to investigate the effect of ALA applied by foliage spraying and root irrigation on banana plantlets exposed to cold stress. [Method] After applied by foliage spraying and root irrigation ...[Objective] This study aimed to investigate the effect of ALA applied by foliage spraying and root irrigation on banana plantlets exposed to cold stress. [Method] After applied by foliage spraying and root irrigation with 5-aminolevulinic acid (ALA) at four different concentrations, "Brazil banana" plantlets were placed in artificial climate boxes at 7 ℃ to imitate low-temperature stress. [Result] The results showed that ALA application by both foliage spraying and root application can significantly increase SOD and POD activities, and reduce O2- generation rate, MDA content and relative conductivity in leaves of banana plantlets, as well as raising proline content, soluble protein content and relative water content, and maintaining the stability of chlorophyll. Foliage application of ALA within concentration range of 0.505.00 mg/L had best effect, which increased the chlorophyll content and reduced the relative conductivity and MDA content significantly compared to root irrigation at the same concentration, and raised SOD and POD activities by 64.5% and 12.3% respectively at 5 mg/L compared to their counterparts by root irrigation. [Conclusion] Foliage spraying of ALA can better mitigate the injuries to banana plantlets caused by low-temperature stress.展开更多
文摘[Objective] The aim was to explore physiological responses of Brazil banana seedlings to drought stress simulated by PEG-6000.[Method] Brazil banana (Musa AAA Cavendish subgroup cv.Brazil) was taken as test materials to explore changes of physiological indices of banana seedlings under drought stresses simulated by PEG-6000,including three stress levels (5%,10% and 15%) and time periods (24,48 and 72 h).[Result] Relative water content and chlorophyll content both declined under different stress levels and in different times.The content of proline (Pro) in seedling leaves from high to low was PEG15%,PEG10% and PEG5%; the content of treatment of 5% stress in 24 h was of insignificant differences with that of the control and the contents in rest treatments were all remarkably higher compared with the control.POD activities of seedling leaves from high to low were as follows:PEG15%>PEG10%>PEG5%,and POD activity was of significant differences among treatments; POD activity achieved the peak in treatment group with 5% of stress,and POD activities of different groups were all higher compared with the control.The activity of root system in treatment groups with PEG at different concentrations was as follows:PEG10%>PEG15%>PEG5% and the activity increased remarkably in the group with PEG at 5% within 24,48 and 72 h,though the activity dropped significantly within 72 h and slowly in 24 and 48 h.[Conclusion] It can be concluded that relative water content,chlorophyll content,Pro content and activity and root activity can be references of banana resistance to drought.
基金Supported by the National Science Found for Young Scholars of China(No.31101123)Natural Science Foundation of Hainan Province of China(No.311062)~~
文摘Fertilizer effect model such as ternary quadratic, unary quadratic, straight line and platform model was respectively used to analyze the two-year "3414" test data collected from banana garden in Fushan Town of Hainan Province. The results showed that the optimal fertilizing amount of ternary quadratic model simulation was0.374 kg/plant of N, 0.289 kg/plant of P2O5 and 0.891 kg/plant of K2 O. According to the yield trend characteristic, the optimal fertilizing amount of unary quadratic model was 0.400kg/plant of N, 0.214 kg/plant of P2O5 and 0.901kg/plant of K2 O. Thus it can be seen that only partial indices of the optimal fertilizing amount of ternary quadratic model simulation were higher than that of unary quadratic model. Considering the results, the optimal fertilizing amount of Brazil banana was 0.374-0.400kg/plant of N, 0.214-0.289 kg/plant of P2O5 and 0.891-0.901 kg/plant of K2 O.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (30860170)Fund for the Youth of Hainan University(qujj1160)~~
文摘[Objective] This study aimed to investigate the effect of ALA applied by foliage spraying and root irrigation on banana plantlets exposed to cold stress. [Method] After applied by foliage spraying and root irrigation with 5-aminolevulinic acid (ALA) at four different concentrations, "Brazil banana" plantlets were placed in artificial climate boxes at 7 ℃ to imitate low-temperature stress. [Result] The results showed that ALA application by both foliage spraying and root application can significantly increase SOD and POD activities, and reduce O2- generation rate, MDA content and relative conductivity in leaves of banana plantlets, as well as raising proline content, soluble protein content and relative water content, and maintaining the stability of chlorophyll. Foliage application of ALA within concentration range of 0.505.00 mg/L had best effect, which increased the chlorophyll content and reduced the relative conductivity and MDA content significantly compared to root irrigation at the same concentration, and raised SOD and POD activities by 64.5% and 12.3% respectively at 5 mg/L compared to their counterparts by root irrigation. [Conclusion] Foliage spraying of ALA can better mitigate the injuries to banana plantlets caused by low-temperature stress.