Pulse-modulated photoacoustic measurements reveal strong gas-uptake component at high CO2-concentrations

Pulse-modulated photoacoustic measurements reveal strong gas-uptake component at high CO2-concentrations
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脉冲调制光声测量揭示了高二氧化碳浓度下强烈的气体吸收成分

DOI:
10.1007/bf00035539
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发表时间:
1992
影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
U. Schreiber
U. Schreiber
中科院分区:
生物学3区
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作者:
H. Reising;U. Schreiber

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本文研究了高CO_2浓度对烟叶光声信号的影响,采用了一种新的脉冲调制方法,在毫秒时域内同时提供光热分量和光压分量的信息。发现高CO2浓度诱导大的气体摄取信号。叶绿素荧光的同时测量表明,吸收信号与能量依赖的荧光猝灭。非常相似的CO2-浓度依赖性被发现在甲基紫精,这是已知的催化O2-还原的存在下,并在甘油醛的存在下,这块卡尔文循环和光呼吸。有人建议,CO2增强的摄取信号可能反映在Mehler反应中的O2摄取。然而,不排除也涉及由光诱导的基质碱化引起的快速CO2增溶或CO2结合。当封闭光声腔中的CO2-浓度由于暗呼吸而增加时,也诱导强摄取。这些发现对于解释光声数据的结果(例如,“低光效应”)和O2依赖的电子流的调节作用进行了讨论。
The effect of high CO2-concentration on photoacoustic signals from tobacco leaves is studied by means of a recently developed pulse modulation method which provides simultaneous information on photothermal and photobaric components in the millisecond time domain. High CO2-concentrations are found to induce large gas-uptake signals. Simultaneous measurements of chlorophyll fluorescence suggest that the uptake signals are correlated with energy-dependent fluorescence quenching. Very similar CO2-concentration dependencies are found in the absence and presence of methylviologen, which is known to catalyze O2-reduction, and in the presence of glyceraldehyde, which blocks Calvin cycle and photorespiration. It is suggested that the CO2-enhanced uptake signal is likely to reflect O2-uptake in the Mehler reaction. However, it is not ruled out that also rapid CO2-solubilisation or CO2-binding caused by light-induced stroma alkalisation are involved. Strong uptake is also induced when the CO2-concentration in the closed photoacoustic chamber increases due to dark-respiration. The consequences of these findings with respect to the interpretation of photoacoustic data (e.g., ‘low-light effect’) and to the regulatory role of O2-dependent electron flow are discussed.
DOI: 10.1104/pp.84.2.218
发表时间: 1987-06-01
期刊: PLANT PHYSIOLOGY
影响因子: 7.4
作者:
DEMMIG, B;WINTER, K;CZYGAN, FC
通讯作者: CZYGAN, FC