Transpiration- and growth-induced water potentials in maize.

Transpiration- and growth-induced water potentials in maize.
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玉米蒸腾和生长诱导的水势。

DOI:
10.1104/pp.74.4.882
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发表时间:
1984
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影响因子:
7.4
通讯作者:
John S. Boyer
John S. Boyer
中科院分区:
生物学1区
文献类型:
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作者:
M. Westgate;John S. Boyer

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Recent evidence from leaves and stems indicates that gradients in water potential (psi(w)) necessary for water movement through growing tissues are larger than previously assumed. Because growth is sensitive to tissue psi(w) and the behavior of these gradients has not been investigated in transpiring plants, we examined the water status of all the growing and mature vegetative tissues of maize (Zea mays L.) during high and low rates of transpiration. The psi(w) measured in the mature regions of the plant responded primarily to transpiration, while the psi(w) in the growing regions was affected both by transpiration and growth. The transpiration-induced potentials of the mature tissue formed a gradient of decreasing psi(w) along the transpiration stream while the growth-induced potentials formed a gradient of decreasing psi(w) from the transpiration stream to the expanding cells in the growing tissue. The growth-induced gradient in psi(w) within the leaf remained fairly constant as the xylem psi(w) decreased during the day and was associated with a decreased osmotic potential (psi(s)) of the growing region (osmotic adjustment). The growth-induced gradient in psi(w) was not caused by excision of the tissue because intact maize stems exhibited a similar psi(w). These observations support the concept that large gradients in psi(w) are required to maintain water flow to expanding cells within all the vegetative tissues and suggest that the maintenance of a favorable gradient in psi(w) for cell enlargement may be an important role for osmotic adjustment.