Differential response of root morphology to potassium deficient stress among rice genotypes varying in potassium efficiency

Differential response of root morphology to potassium deficient stress among rice genotypes varying in potassium efficiency
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DOI:
10.1631/jzus.b0710636
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发表时间:
2008-05-01
影响因子:
5.1
通讯作者:
Jilani, Ghulam
Jilani, Ghulam
中科院分区:
生物学2区
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作者:
Jia, Yan-bo;Yang, Xiao-e;Jilani, Ghulam

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Disparity in the root morphology of six rice (Oryza sativa L.) genotypes varying in potassium (K) efficiency was studied with three K levels: 5 mg/L (low), 10 mg/L (moderate) and 40 mg/L (adequate) in hydroponic culture. Morphological 'parameters included root length, surface area, volume and count of lateral roots, as well as fine (diameter < 0.2 mm) and thick (diameter > 0.2 mm) roots. The results indicate that the root growth of all genotypes was reduced under low K, but moderate K deficiency increased the root length of the efficient genotypes. At deficient and moderate K levels, all the efficient rice genotypes developed more fine roots (diameter < 0.2 mm) than the inefficient ones. Both fine root count and root surface area were found to be the best parameters to portray K stress in rice. In accordance with the root morphology, higher K concentrations were noted in shoots of the efficient genotypes when grown at moderate and deficient K levels, indicating that root morphology parameters are involved in root uptake for K and in the translocatio of K up to shoots. K deficiency affected not only the root morphology, but also the root ultra-structure. The roots of high-efficient genotypes had stronger tolerance to K deficient stress for root membrane damage, and could maintain the developed root architecture to adapt to the low K growth medium.