[Objective] This study was conducted to determine the physiological and biochemical characteristics of potato tubers infected by Fusarium trichothecioides. [Method] The soluble protein content, SOD activity, POD activ...[Objective] This study was conducted to determine the physiological and biochemical characteristics of potato tubers infected by Fusarium trichothecioides. [Method] The soluble protein content, SOD activity, POD activity and malondialdehyde （MDA） content of the tubers of two potato varieties Atlantic and Keshan 1 infected by F. trichothecioides were measured 0, 3, 6, 9, 12, 24 and 48 h later. [Result] Com- pared with the control uninfected, the contents of soluble protein and MDA in the tu- bers of both potato varieties infected with F. trichothecioides decreased, while the SOD activity increased, indicating that SOD activity had a certain relationship with the resistance of potato to dry rot. The POD activity in Keshan 1 which is resistant to F. trichothecioides was higher than in Atlantic, which is susceptible to F. trichothe- cioides, indicating that POD activity was closely related with potato＇s resistance to Fusarium dry rot. [Conclusion] The physiological and biochemical characteristics of potato tubers infected by F. trichothecioides will provide some references for the early waming and prevention of Fusariurn dry rot.展开更多
Objective The SOD, POD and APX enzyme activities of tetraploid lines and diploid control line of Chrysanthemum cinerariifolium in test-tube and field were determined in order to provide a reference for the selective b...Objective The SOD, POD and APX enzyme activities of tetraploid lines and diploid control line of Chrysanthemum cinerariifolium in test-tube and field were determined in order to provide a reference for the selective breeding of high resistance good tetraploid varieties of C. cinerariifolium. Method The SOD, POD and APX activities of each sample were determined. Every material should have 3 replicates which been determined and calculated mean value to analyze. Result The various kinds of antioxidase activities in protective enzyme system of tetraploid lines were increased generally in comparison with that of diploid control line. And there is certain relativity between the samples in field and in test-tube of these lines. Conclusion The antioxidase activities of each line in test-tube could be considered as reference index to screen high resistance good tetraploid varieties of C. cinerariifolium.展开更多
The regulatory mechanism of soil cadmium （Cd） on antioxidases in sorghum was studied using 3 sorghum species viz., sweet sorghum [Sorghum bicolor （L.）] Moench. cv. Hunnigreen, sorghum hybrid sudangrass （Sorghum b...The regulatory mechanism of soil cadmium （Cd） on antioxidases in sorghum was studied using 3 sorghum species viz., sweet sorghum [Sorghum bicolor （L.）] Moench. cv. Hunnigreen, sorghum hybrid sudangrass （Sorghum bicolor × S. sudanense, cv. Everlush） and sudangrass [Sorghum sudanense （Piper） Stapf cv. Xinjiang]. The results showed that low concentrations of Cd^2＋ （410 mg kg-0 induced the activities of 4 antioxidases in leaves of the 3 species of sorghum, but high Cd^2＋ concentrations （≥ 50 mg kg-0 significantly reduced the activities of all the four antioxidases. The glutathione （GSH） contents in leaves of the 3 species of sorghum correlated positively with the Cd^2＋ concentrations. The maximum antioxidase activities were observed at the elongation stage of sorghum during the whole growth period.展开更多
With the potato variety Xishu 1 as the test materials, this paper adopted tissue culture to study the effect of Pb and Cd stress with different mass fractions on potato growth and the antioxidase system. The results s...With the potato variety Xishu 1 as the test materials, this paper adopted tissue culture to study the effect of Pb and Cd stress with different mass fractions on potato growth and the antioxidase system. The results showed that under the stress of Pb （200 mg/kg） and Cd （20 mg/kg）, growth of potato had no obvious difference with that in control group; under the stress of Pb （ 〉200 mg/kg） and Cd （ 〉20 mg/kg）, potato growth suspended, and its physiological indexes such as dry weight, plant height, root number, root length were inhibited obviously. With the increasing mass fraction of Pb, relative electrical conductivity, MDA and proline of potato leaves showed the tendency of increase, and the results in high mass fraction treatments showed significant difference with those in the control group （P 〈 0.05 ）, CAT, POD and SOD activity of leaves increased greatly with the increasing mass fraction. In the Pb stress treatment （200 mg/kg）, relative electrical conductivity, MDA and proline of potato leaves showed no obvious difference with those in the control group, and the results in high mass fraction treatments were significantly higher than those in the control group （ P 〈 O. 05 ）, CAT and SOD activity increased greatly with the increasing mass fraction （ P 〈 0.05 ）. Under the stress of Pb and Cd, synthesis of soluble protein in potato leaves was strongly inhibited. The results showed that potato was tolerant to Pb and Cd of lower mass fraction, and damage of potato caused by Pb and Cd stress could be relieved by improving activity of antioxidase and reducing peroxidation of membrane lipid, and the tolerance reduced with the increase of stress.展开更多
基金Supported by Key Project of Provincial Department of Education for Scientific and Technological Research(12511061)~~
文摘[Objective] This study was conducted to determine the physiological and biochemical characteristics of potato tubers infected by Fusarium trichothecioides. [Method] The soluble protein content, SOD activity, POD activity and malondialdehyde （MDA） content of the tubers of two potato varieties Atlantic and Keshan 1 infected by F. trichothecioides were measured 0, 3, 6, 9, 12, 24 and 48 h later. [Result] Com- pared with the control uninfected, the contents of soluble protein and MDA in the tu- bers of both potato varieties infected with F. trichothecioides decreased, while the SOD activity increased, indicating that SOD activity had a certain relationship with the resistance of potato to dry rot. The POD activity in Keshan 1 which is resistant to F. trichothecioides was higher than in Atlantic, which is susceptible to F. trichothe- cioides, indicating that POD activity was closely related with potato＇s resistance to Fusarium dry rot. [Conclusion] The physiological and biochemical characteristics of potato tubers infected by F. trichothecioides will provide some references for the early waming and prevention of Fusariurn dry rot.
文摘Objective The SOD, POD and APX enzyme activities of tetraploid lines and diploid control line of Chrysanthemum cinerariifolium in test-tube and field were determined in order to provide a reference for the selective breeding of high resistance good tetraploid varieties of C. cinerariifolium. Method The SOD, POD and APX activities of each sample were determined. Every material should have 3 replicates which been determined and calculated mean value to analyze. Result The various kinds of antioxidase activities in protective enzyme system of tetraploid lines were increased generally in comparison with that of diploid control line. And there is certain relativity between the samples in field and in test-tube of these lines. Conclusion The antioxidase activities of each line in test-tube could be considered as reference index to screen high resistance good tetraploid varieties of C. cinerariifolium.
基金supported by the Public Service(Agriculture)Special Research Fund,China(nyhyzx07-2022)
文摘The regulatory mechanism of soil cadmium （Cd） on antioxidases in sorghum was studied using 3 sorghum species viz., sweet sorghum [Sorghum bicolor （L.）] Moench. cv. Hunnigreen, sorghum hybrid sudangrass （Sorghum bicolor × S. sudanense, cv. Everlush） and sudangrass [Sorghum sudanense （Piper） Stapf cv. Xinjiang]. The results showed that low concentrations of Cd^2＋ （410 mg kg-0 induced the activities of 4 antioxidases in leaves of the 3 species of sorghum, but high Cd^2＋ concentrations （≥ 50 mg kg-0 significantly reduced the activities of all the four antioxidases. The glutathione （GSH） contents in leaves of the 3 species of sorghum correlated positively with the Cd^2＋ concentrations. The maximum antioxidase activities were observed at the elongation stage of sorghum during the whole growth period.
基金Sponsored by Key Program of Sichuan Provincial Department of Education(12ZA149)
文摘With the potato variety Xishu 1 as the test materials, this paper adopted tissue culture to study the effect of Pb and Cd stress with different mass fractions on potato growth and the antioxidase system. The results showed that under the stress of Pb （200 mg/kg） and Cd （20 mg/kg）, growth of potato had no obvious difference with that in control group; under the stress of Pb （ 〉200 mg/kg） and Cd （ 〉20 mg/kg）, potato growth suspended, and its physiological indexes such as dry weight, plant height, root number, root length were inhibited obviously. With the increasing mass fraction of Pb, relative electrical conductivity, MDA and proline of potato leaves showed the tendency of increase, and the results in high mass fraction treatments showed significant difference with those in the control group （P 〈 0.05 ）, CAT, POD and SOD activity of leaves increased greatly with the increasing mass fraction. In the Pb stress treatment （200 mg/kg）, relative electrical conductivity, MDA and proline of potato leaves showed no obvious difference with those in the control group, and the results in high mass fraction treatments were significantly higher than those in the control group （ P 〈 O. 05 ）, CAT and SOD activity increased greatly with the increasing mass fraction （ P 〈 0.05 ）. Under the stress of Pb and Cd, synthesis of soluble protein in potato leaves was strongly inhibited. The results showed that potato was tolerant to Pb and Cd of lower mass fraction, and damage of potato caused by Pb and Cd stress could be relieved by improving activity of antioxidase and reducing peroxidation of membrane lipid, and the tolerance reduced with the increase of stress.
