The differences of glucose-6P dehydrogenase (G6PDH) activity and freezing resistance induced by freezing acclimation between cuttings of freezing-sensitive P. tomentosa and freezing-resistant P. suaveolens were compar...The differences of glucose-6P dehydrogenase (G6PDH) activity and freezing resistance induced by freezing acclimation between cuttings of freezing-sensitive P. tomentosa and freezing-resistant P. suaveolens were compared for exploring the role of G6PDH on the enhancement of freezing resistance induced by freezing acclimation. After 5 d of freezing acclimation at -3 ℃, the LT50 of P. tomentosa has decreased from -6.2 ℃ in control cuttings to -14.3 ℃ in freezing acclimated ones, and the increase of G6PDH activity was observed in freezing acclimated cuttings as compared with control ones. Whereas, when P. suaveolens was freezing acclimated at -20℃ for 5 d, the LT50 has decreased from -27.1℃ in control cuttings to -43.5 ℃ in freezing acclimated ones, and the activity of G6PDH increased considerably. In addition, the increase of LT50 and the decrease of G6PDH activity resulting from 2 d of deacclimation at 25 ℃ were found in two kinds of freezing acclimated cuttings. It is concluded that the increase in the activity of G6PDH may associate with the inherited freezing resistance of species and the enhancement of freezing resistance of cuttings, and may play an important role in the antifreeze process under freezing temperature, which would provide the basis for the study on the molecular mechanism of freezing resistance in P. suaveolens and the cloning of gene associated with freezing resistance.展开更多
The effects of oxytetracycline on the morphology of the seedling with witches’ broom and global DNA methylation level of Paulownia tomentosa × Paulownia fortunei were investigated.The results indicated that the ...The effects of oxytetracycline on the morphology of the seedling with witches’ broom and global DNA methylation level of Paulownia tomentosa × Paulownia fortunei were investigated.The results indicated that the infected seedlings by phytoplasma recovered to normal morphology of the healthy seedlings after being treated with more than 20 mg L-1 oxytetracycline,and the pathogen could not be detected with PCR in the seedlings.The global DNA methylation level of diseased seedlings was lower than that of healthy one.The oxytetracycline treatment was able to increase the DNA methylation level,and the methylation level of the diseased seedlings increased with the dose of applied oxytetracycline.However the increased methylation of infected seedlings with oxytetracycline treatment could still not reach to level of healthy seedling(CK),even the seedlings treated with lethal oxytetracycline concentration.展开更多
基金National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.30271093)
文摘The differences of glucose-6P dehydrogenase (G6PDH) activity and freezing resistance induced by freezing acclimation between cuttings of freezing-sensitive P. tomentosa and freezing-resistant P. suaveolens were compared for exploring the role of G6PDH on the enhancement of freezing resistance induced by freezing acclimation. After 5 d of freezing acclimation at -3 ℃, the LT50 of P. tomentosa has decreased from -6.2 ℃ in control cuttings to -14.3 ℃ in freezing acclimated ones, and the increase of G6PDH activity was observed in freezing acclimated cuttings as compared with control ones. Whereas, when P. suaveolens was freezing acclimated at -20℃ for 5 d, the LT50 has decreased from -27.1℃ in control cuttings to -43.5 ℃ in freezing acclimated ones, and the activity of G6PDH increased considerably. In addition, the increase of LT50 and the decrease of G6PDH activity resulting from 2 d of deacclimation at 25 ℃ were found in two kinds of freezing acclimated cuttings. It is concluded that the increase in the activity of G6PDH may associate with the inherited freezing resistance of species and the enhancement of freezing resistance of cuttings, and may play an important role in the antifreeze process under freezing temperature, which would provide the basis for the study on the molecular mechanism of freezing resistance in P. suaveolens and the cloning of gene associated with freezing resistance.
文摘The effects of oxytetracycline on the morphology of the seedling with witches’ broom and global DNA methylation level of Paulownia tomentosa × Paulownia fortunei were investigated.The results indicated that the infected seedlings by phytoplasma recovered to normal morphology of the healthy seedlings after being treated with more than 20 mg L-1 oxytetracycline,and the pathogen could not be detected with PCR in the seedlings.The global DNA methylation level of diseased seedlings was lower than that of healthy one.The oxytetracycline treatment was able to increase the DNA methylation level,and the methylation level of the diseased seedlings increased with the dose of applied oxytetracycline.However the increased methylation of infected seedlings with oxytetracycline treatment could still not reach to level of healthy seedling(CK),even the seedlings treated with lethal oxytetracycline concentration.