Sufficient nitrogen promoted high phosphorus tolerance and phosphorus-accumulating capability of Polygonum hydropiper in relation to changes of phytohormones and phenols
Sufficient nitrogen promoted high phosphorus tolerance and phosphorus-accumulating capability of Polygonum hydropiper in relation to changes of phytohormones and phenols
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DOI:
10.1016/j.chemosphere.2021.130318
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发表时间:
2021-04-05
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8.8
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Li,Tingxuan
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Ye,Daihua;Shen,Qiwei;Li,Tingxuan
Nitrogen (N) application is efficient to enhance phosphorus (P)-phytoextraction efficiency of P-accumulating plants. However, there is little available information on growth, P uptake and physiological changes of P-accumulating plants in high P media with different N application, and that whether the improved growth or P uptake is related with changes of phytohormones and phenols. This study investigated growth, P-accumulating capability, phytohormones and phenols of a mining ecotype (ME) and a non-mining ecotype (NME) ofPolygonum hydropiperin high P media (400 mg L−1) with sufficient N (SN, 50 mg L−1) and low N (LN, 12.5 mg L−1) supply. SN supply greatly increased tissue biomass, P-accumulating capability ofP. hydropiperin high P media, and the ME showed higher P bioaccumulation coefficient, and tissue P accumulation than the NME. The greatest tissue biomass and P accumulation was found at 5 weeks. At 5 weeks, SN supply greatly decreased concentrations of indole-3-acetic acid (IAA), zeatin, abscisic acid (ABA), total phenolic and flavonoid in tissues ofP. hydropiper, compared with LN supply. The ME produced lower concentrations of IAA, zeatin, ABA, total phenolic and flavonoid than the NME in leaf and stem in high P media with N supply. Significantly negative correlations were found between IAA, zeatin, ABA, flavonoid concentrations and biomass as well as P accumulation in leaf. Thus, SN supply promoted high P tolerance and P-accumulating capability of the ME in relation to modulating phytohormones and phenols to suitable concentrations, ultimately improving P-phytoextraction ability.