EFFECTS OF NITRATE AND PLANT DEVELOPMENT ON THE ABUNDANCE OF NITROGENOUS SOLUTES IN ROOT-BLEEDING AND VACUUM-EXTRACTED EXUDATES OF SOYBEAN
EFFECTS OF NITRATE AND PLANT DEVELOPMENT ON THE ABUNDANCE OF NITROGENOUS SOLUTES IN ROOT-BLEEDING AND VACUUM-EXTRACTED EXUDATES OF SOYBEAN
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DOI:
10.2135/cropsci1984.0011183x002400010041x
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发表时间:
1984-01-01
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影响因子:
2.3
通讯作者:
HERRIDGE, DF
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作者:
HERRIDGE, DF
In the experiments reported, the relative contents of ureides [(ureide-N/ureide-N + nitrate N + .alpha.-amino-N) .times. 100] of xylary exudates and the relative symbiotic dependence of nodulated soybean [inoculated with Rhizobium japonicum], were compared using glasshouse-grown plants supplied with various concentrations of nitrate ranging from 0-8.0 mM. Xylary exudates were sampled from the plants by vacuum extraction of detached shoots or as root-bleeding exudate. Symbiotic dependence for each of the NO3- treatments was calculated on the basis of total-plant N and time-integrated rates of nitrogenase (C2H2 reduction) activities. Analyses of all samples of the 2 exudates for ureides, NO3- and .alpha.-NH2-N and of samples from R2 plants of individual amino compounds revealed only minor differences between the 2 exudates in the composition of these compounds. Amino acids and amides contributed slightly more and ureides and NO3- slightly less to total N of vacuum-extracted exudate relative to root-bleeding exudate. The photosynthetic amino acids, alanine and serine, were more evident in stem exudate. Effects of NO3- supply and plant age on the relative contents of ureides were similar for both exudates. These data were combined with the data on the effects of NO3- supply on N2(C2H2) fixation to describe standard curve relationships between the symbiotic dependence of the plants and the relative contents of ureides for each of 8 phases of growth.