Monitoring Stress Sensitivity by Water Proton NMR Relaxation Times in Leaves of Azaleas That Originated in Different Ecological Habitats
Monitoring Stress Sensitivity by Water Proton NMR Relaxation Times in Leaves of Azaleas That Originated in Different Ecological Habitats
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通过水质子核磁共振弛豫时间监测不同生态栖息地杜鹃花叶子的应激敏感性
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10.1093/oxfordjournals.pcp.a078452
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1993
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S. Kaku
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S. Kaku
Responses of the leaves of five species of azalea to environmental stresses, such as freezing, dehydration, high temperature and salt spray, were measured in terms of water proton NMR relaxation times (T1), supercooling ability, and water content. Three subtropical species (R. scabrumcv. Shounoshin,R. eriocarpumandR. tashiroivar.lasiophyllum) and two northern species (R. indicumcv. Kumano-satsuki andR. yedoensef.poukhanense), which originated in different ecological habitats, showed characteristic behaviors in terms of T1relaxation times. In general, a species with a large change in T1is more stress-sensitive than a species showing the opposite tendency. The relative sensitivity to various stresses of each species appears to be related to the severity of conditions in its natural habitat. It seems possible that those species of azalea with higher sensitivity to a particular single stress may also exhibit higher sensitivity to several or even most stresses, and vice versa.