EFFECT OF ABSCISIC-ACID ON GAIN OF FEEDBACK LOOP INVOLVING CARBON-DIOXIDE AND STOMATA
EFFECT OF ABSCISIC-ACID ON GAIN OF FEEDBACK LOOP INVOLVING CARBON-DIOXIDE AND STOMATA
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DOI:
10.1104/pp.62.3.413
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发表时间:
1978-01-01
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影响因子:
7.4
通讯作者:
RASCHKE, K
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作者:
DUBBE, DR;FARQUHAR, GD;RASCHKE, K
Gains of the feedback loops involving intracellular CO2 concentration and CO2 assimilation and stomata (= assimilation loop with gain [GA] and conductance loop with gain [Gg]) were determined in detached leaves of Amaranthus powelli S. Wats., Avena sativa L., Gossypium hirsutum L., Xanthium strumarium L. and Zea mays in the absence and presence of 10-5 M (.+-.) abscisic acid (ABA) in the transpiration stream. Determinations were made for an ambient CO2 concentration of 300 .mu.l/l. In the absence of ABA, stomata were insensitive to CO2 (Gg between 0.00 and -0.02) in A. sativa, G. hirsutum and X. stumarium, sensitive in A. powelli (Gg = -0.46), and very sensitive in Z. mays (Gg = -3.6). Addition of ABA increased the absolute values of the gain of the conductance loop in A. powelli (Gg = -2.0), G. hirsutum (Gg = -0.31) and X. strumarium (Gg = -1.14). Stomata closed completely in A. sativa. In Z. mays, Gg decreased after application of ABA to a value of -0.86, but stomatal sensitivity to CO2 increased for intercellular CO2 concentrations < 100 .mu.l/l. The gain of the assimilation loop increased after application of ABA in all cases, from values between 0.0 (A. powelli) and -0.21 (Z. mays) in the absence of ABA to values between -0.19 (A. powelli) and -0.43 (Z. mays) in the presence of ABA. In none of the species examined did ABA affect the photosynthetic capacity of the leaves. The application of ABA caused stomatal narrowing which affected transpiration more than the assimilation of CO2. In the case of A. powelli the transpiration ratio decreased without a concomitant reduction of the assimilation rate.