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BIOREGULATOR EFFECTS ON THE ROOT ARCHITECTURE OF MALUS HUPEHENSIS UNDER DIFFERENT PHOSPHATE CONDITIONS
Article number
774_24
Pages
195 – 202
Language
English
Abstract
Root architecture (RA) is studied using paper-cultivated Malus hupehensis Rehd. seedlings treated with IBA, GA3, PP333 and TIBA under different phosphate conditions.
The results showed that the types of RA can be classified into 8 types.
After 2 μg/g PP333 treatment under complete Hogland solution (no P deficiency), the numbers and lengths and densities of lateral roots increased, and most plants exhibited the type of RA classified as lateral roots well-distributed on the primary root. But after PP333 20 μg/g or GA3 0.5 μg/g treatments, the numbers and lengths of lateral roots decreased and the types of RA became more simple.
After treatment with IBA at concentrations of 0.1 to 5.0 μg/g under complete Hogland solution, M. hupehensis seedlings produced more and longer lateral roots and they had more of the type of RA classified as lateral roots clustered on the upper part of the primary root. After treatment with 2 μg/g PP333 under P-deficiency solution, M. hupehensis plants produced more and denser lateral roots, the types of RA reduced, and the plants exhibiting the type of lateral roots clustered on the upper and middle parts of the primary root increased.
The numbers and lengths of lateral roots decreased and the types of RA became less after treatment with 20 μg/g PP333 under the P-deficiency solution.
The numbers and densities of lateral roots increased, and the types of RA become more in the P-deficiency solution with GA3 0.5 μg/g treatment.
The numbers and lengths of lateral roots gradually decreased, and the types of RA became more simple as the IBA concentration was increased from 0.1 to 5.0 μg/g and the RA of most plants became no lateral roots when the IBA concentration reached 5.0 μg/g under P-deficiency solution.
But the numbers, densities and lengths of lateral roots decreased after treatment with 10 μg/g TIBA (an auxin transport inhibitor). The results suggest that auxin and gibberellins participate in the regulation of root architecture in M. hupehensis under phosphate deficiency conditions.
The results showed that the types of RA can be classified into 8 types.
After 2 μg/g PP333 treatment under complete Hogland solution (no P deficiency), the numbers and lengths and densities of lateral roots increased, and most plants exhibited the type of RA classified as lateral roots well-distributed on the primary root. But after PP333 20 μg/g or GA3 0.5 μg/g treatments, the numbers and lengths of lateral roots decreased and the types of RA became more simple.
After treatment with IBA at concentrations of 0.1 to 5.0 μg/g under complete Hogland solution, M. hupehensis seedlings produced more and longer lateral roots and they had more of the type of RA classified as lateral roots clustered on the upper part of the primary root. After treatment with 2 μg/g PP333 under P-deficiency solution, M. hupehensis plants produced more and denser lateral roots, the types of RA reduced, and the plants exhibiting the type of lateral roots clustered on the upper and middle parts of the primary root increased.
The numbers and lengths of lateral roots decreased and the types of RA became less after treatment with 20 μg/g PP333 under the P-deficiency solution.
The numbers and densities of lateral roots increased, and the types of RA become more in the P-deficiency solution with GA3 0.5 μg/g treatment.
The numbers and lengths of lateral roots gradually decreased, and the types of RA became more simple as the IBA concentration was increased from 0.1 to 5.0 μg/g and the RA of most plants became no lateral roots when the IBA concentration reached 5.0 μg/g under P-deficiency solution.
But the numbers, densities and lengths of lateral roots decreased after treatment with 10 μg/g TIBA (an auxin transport inhibitor). The results suggest that auxin and gibberellins participate in the regulation of root architecture in M. hupehensis under phosphate deficiency conditions.
Authors
Weiguo Fan, Hongqiang Yang
Keywords
Malus hupehensis Rehd., paper-cultivate, root architecture (RA), phosphate deficiency, IBA, GA3
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