Ionomic Profiling of Rice Genotypes and Identification of Varieties with Elemental Covariation Effects
Ionomic Profiling of Rice Genotypes and Identification of Varieties with Elemental Covariation Effects
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DOI:
10.1016/j.rsci.2021.12.007
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2022-01
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4.8
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Chengming Zhang;N. Tanaka;M. S. Dwiyanti;M. Shenton;Hayato Maruyama;T. Shinano;Q. Chu;Xie Jun;Toshihiro Watanabe
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Chengming Zhang;N. Tanaka;M. S. Dwiyanti;M. Shenton;Hayato Maruyama;T. Shinano;Q. Chu;Xie Jun;Toshihiro Watanabe
Ionomic profiles are primarily influenced by genetic and environmental factors. Identifying ionomic responses to varietal effects is necessary to understand the ionomic variations among species or subspecies and to potentially understand genetic effects on ionomic profiles. We cultivated 120 rice (Oryza sativa) varieties to seedling stage in identical hydroponic conditions and determined the concentrations of 26 elements (including 3 anions) in the shoots and roots of rice. Although the subspecies effects were limited by the genusOryzapre-framework and its elemental chemical properties, we found significant differences in ionomic variations in most elements among theaus,indicaandjaponicasubspecies. Principal component analysis of the correlations indicated that variations in the root-to-shoot ionomic transport mechanisms were the main causes of ionomic differences among the subspecies. Furthermore, the correlations were primarily associated with the screening of varieties for elemental covariation effects that can facilitate breeding biofortified rice varieties with safe concentrations of otherwise toxic elements. Thejaponicasubspecies exhibited the strongest elemental correlations and elemental covariation effects, therefore, they showed greater advantages for biofortification than theindicaandaussubspecies, whereasindicaandaussubspecies were likely safer in metal(loid) polluted soils. We also found that geographical and historical distribution significantly defined the ionomic profiles. Overall, the results of this study provided a reference for further association studies to improve the nutritional status and minimize toxicity risks in rice production.