Claim · model-written summary
ABA spraying increased endogenous ABA content of flower buds by 275%.
- Taxon
- almond-apricott0
- Organ / stage
- flower bude1
- Treatment
- 18 mg/L ABAe1
- Outcome
- endogenous ABA contente6
- Direction
- increasede6
- Value
- 275%e6
- Comparator
- running watere1
Not reportedMaterialGeneCompoundInteractorInteractor roleSecond interactorSecond interactor roleSettingQualifier
Verbatim
t0“of almond-apricot during blossom period”
e1“Taking 8-year-old almond-apricot as the material,running water as comparison,the cold-resistance and related physiological targets of the flower bud,flowers and young fruit's were determined respectively after spraying 18 mg/L ABA during the swelling-time of flower bud”
e6“endogenous ABA content was increased by 275%,61.7%,8.3% respectively”
Title
Yang Xiang-na Journal of Northwest A & F University 2008
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- Intervention effect ABA spraying decreased electrolyte osmotic rates of flower buds, flowers and young fruits, especially at lower temperature.
- Intervention effect ABA spraying decreased the semi-lethal temperature of flower buds by 2.73.
- Intervention effect ABA spraying decreased the semi-lethal temperature of flowers by 1.73.
- Intervention effect ABA spraying decreased the semi-lethal temperature of young fruits by 0.38.
- Intervention effect ABA spraying decreased MDA content of flower buds by 37.76%.
- Intervention effect ABA spraying decreased MDA content of flowers by 55.1%.
- Intervention effect ABA spraying decreased MDA content of young fruits by 45.41%.
- Intervention effect ABA spraying increased SOD activity of flower buds by 2.3%.
- Intervention effect ABA spraying increased SOD activity of flowers by 9.9%.
- Intervention effect ABA spraying increased SOD activity of young fruits by 0.7%.
- Intervention effect ABA spraying increased POD activity of flower buds by 9.0%.
- Intervention effect ABA spraying increased POD activity of flowers by 0.7%.
- Intervention effect ABA spraying increased POD activity of young fruits by 3.4%.
- Intervention effect ABA spraying increased soluble sugar of flower buds by 6.5%.
- Intervention effect ABA spraying increased soluble sugar of flowers by 15.24%.
- Intervention effect ABA spraying increased soluble sugar of young fruits by 12.3%.
- Intervention effect ABA spraying increased endogenous ABA content of flowers by 61.7%.
- Intervention effect ABA spraying increased endogenous ABA content of young fruits by 8.3%.
- Recommendation Spraying 18 mg/L ABA during bud swelling is recommended to enhance cold resistance of almond-apricot without affecting flower bud, flower and young fruit development.