Effects of growth temperature and nitrogen nutrition on expression of C3-C4 intermediate traits in Chenopodium album
Effects of growth temperature and nitrogen nutrition on expression of C3-C4 intermediate traits in Chenopodium album
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生长温度和氮素营养对藜C3-C4中间性状表达的影响
DOI:
10.1007/s10265-021-01346-9
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发表时间:
2021
影响因子:
2.8
通讯作者:
Osamu Ueno
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作者:
Jemin Oono;Yuto Hatakeyama;Takayuki Yabiku;Osamu Ueno
Proto-Kranz plants represent an initial phase in the evolution from C3to C3–C4intermediate to C4plants. The ecological and adaptive aspects of C3–C4plants would provide an important clue to understand the evolution of C3–C4plants. We investigated whether growth temperature and nitrogen (N) nutrition influence the expression of C3–C4traits inChenopodium album(proto-Kranz) in comparison withChenopodium quinoa(C3). Plants were grown during 5 weeks at 20 or 30 °C under standard or low N supply levels (referred to as 20SN, 20LN, 30SN, and 30LN). Net photosynthetic rate and leaf N content were higher in 20SN and 30SN plants than in 20LN and 30LN plants ofC. albumbut did not differ among growth conditions inC. quinoa. The CO2compensation point (Γ) ofC. albumwas lowest in 30LN plants (36 µmol mol–1), highest in 20SN plants (51 µmol mol–1), and intermediate in 20LN and 30SN plants, whereasΓofC. quinoadid not differ among the growth conditions (51–52 µmol mol–1). The anatomical structure of leaves was not considerably affected by growth conditions in either species. However, ultrastructural observations inC. albumshowed that the number of mitochondria per mesophyll or bundle sheath (BS) cell was lower in 20LN and 30LN plants than in 20SN and 30SN plants. Immunohistochemical observations revealed that lower accumulation level of P-protein of glycine decarboxylase (GDC-P) in mesophyll mitochondria than in BS mitochondria is the major factor causing the decrease inΓvalues inC. albumplants grown under low N supply and high temperature. These results suggest that high growth temperature and low N supply lead to the expression of C3–C4traits (the reduction ofΓ) in the proto-Kranz plants ofC. albumthrough the regulation of GDC-P expression.