Phosphorus stress induced variations in growth behavior and P-efficiency among Brassica cultivars grown with sparingly soluble P-sources.
Phosphorus stress induced variations in growth behavior and P-efficiency among Brassica cultivars grown with sparingly soluble P-sources.
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磷胁迫导致使用微溶性磷源生长的芸苔属品种的生长行为和磷效率发生变化。
DOI:
10.1080/00103624.2014.919310
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发表时间:
2014
影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
C.
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作者:
Akhtar;M. S.;Oki;Y.;Nishigaki;M.;Adachi;T.;Nakashima;Y.;Nakamoto;Y. and Hartwig;C.
To evaluate phosphorus (P)–stress–induced relative growth responses, P-efficiency characteristics, P remobilization, and redesign in root architectural systems,Brassicacultivars were grown with sparingly soluble rock phosphate and calcium phosphate [Ca3(PO4)2] or with low/high P supply in solution and sand culture experiments. Tested cultivars showed considerable genetic diversity in biomass accumulation, concentration and contents of P, P-stress factor (PSF), and P-efficiency characteristics [P-utilization efficiency (PUE), P efficiency (PE), and P-efficiency ratio (PER)]. Statistically significant correlations were observed between P efficiency and growth parameters. Elongation rates of primary roots decreased but the length of lateral roots and branched zone elongation rates increased under P starvation. Cultivars remobilized P from metabolically inactive to active sites in P-stressed plants that may have helped low-P-tolerant cultivars to establish a better rooting system, which provided basis for enhanced P-use efficiency and tolerance against P stress. Cultivars depicting high P efficiency and low PSF values were more tolerant and are a better choice to grow under P-stress environments.