The Effects of Light and Photo‐ and Protein‐synthetic Inhibitors on the Sekiguchi Lesion Formation by Magnaporthe grisea in Rice cv. Sekiguchi‐asahi*
The Effects of Light and Photo‐ and Protein‐synthetic Inhibitors on the Sekiguchi Lesion Formation by Magnaporthe grisea in Rice cv. Sekiguchi‐asahi*
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光和光合成抑制剂对水稻 Sekiguchi-asahi 稻瘟病菌 Sekiguchi 病斑形成的影响*
DOI:
10.1111/j.1439-0434.1997.tb00338.x
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发表时间:
1997
影响因子:
1.5
通讯作者:
M. Nozu
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作者:
S. Arase;R. Fukuyama;K. Tokizawa;S. Ikegami;Y. Honda;M. Nozu
The significance of light irradiation in Sekiguchi lesion (SL) formation by infection with Magnaporthe grisea on rice cv. Sekiguchi-asahi was investigated. When the leaf blades of cv. Sekiguchi-asahi inoculated with M. grisea spores were kept under different wavelengths of light, SLs were formed under visible light regardless of the compatibility between fungal race and cv. Sekiguchi-asahi. On the contrary, typical blast and/or nectrotic spot lesions were formed under near ultraviolet radiation from the black light fluorescent lamps and near infrared radiation from infrared fluorescent lamps. The effective wavelength for light-dependent SL formation was 400-700 nm. Furthermore, the longer the wavelength of radiation, the bigger were the SLs. Such light-dependent induction of the SL was suppressed by pretreatment of 3-(3,4-dichlorophenyl)-1,1 -dimethylurea (DCMU) and cycloheximide (CY). These results suggested that photosynthetic and protein synthetic activities were involved in SL formation.