Temporal water stress effects on nodulation, nitrogen accumulation and growth of soybean
Temporal water stress effects on nodulation, nitrogen accumulation and growth of soybean
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暂时水分胁迫对大豆结瘤、氮素积累和生长的影响
DOI:
10.1007/bf02370289
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发表时间:
1989
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影响因子:
4.9
通讯作者:
Felipe Zapata
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作者:
C. Kirda;S. Danso;Felipe Zapata
The N accumulation and growth of regularly watered soybean (Glycine max.L.) plants were compared with those grown under various durations of drought stress varying from 14 to 47 days (D). The stresses were imposed between the V3(three nodes) and R7(physiological maturity) growth stages. The stress was defined as eithermild, moderateorsevere, corresponding to (i), a single drought cycle from V3to R2(18 D) or R5to R7(14 D), (ii) double cycle from V3to R5(33 D) or R2to R7(29 D), and (iii) three continuous cycles from V3to R7(47 D), respectively. Plants were harvested at the R7stage (76 days after planting). The A-values measured by the non-nodulated plants under all treatments were similar (P<0.05), indicating that the available amount of soil N was not changed by drought. However, the A-values assessed by the nodulated plants (which included the N2fixed), differed significantly among treatments. Except under the longest stress condition, all plants (in both genotypes) absorbed similar amounts of soil N, but N2fixed in the nodulated plants differed, significantly among treatments. The regularly-watered plants derived the highest amount (68 mg plant−1) and proportion (46.1%) of N from fixation, and the water stresses resulted in significant reductions in N2fixed. Although the growth of both nodulated and non-nodulated plants, was adversely affected by water stress, this was not as great as was the effect on N2fixation. Nitrogen fixation was the most sensitive parameter to drought, followed by plant growth, and the least sensitive was soil N uptake.