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The authors attributed maize embryo desiccation tolerance chiefly to GSH.
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e0“GSH played a dominant role in desiccation tolerance of maize embryo”
Title
Effects of different dehydration rates on antioxidant system of maize embryo.
Luo YaTing; Xianliang Cui; Su ZhiLong; et al. Nanfang nongye xuebao 2013
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- Association Longer bagging time was associated with slower dehydration under slow dehydration.
- Intervention effect Slow dehydration yielded higher embryo survival.
- Intervention effect Slow dehydration yielded lower relative electrolytic leakage.
- Intervention effect Fast dehydration increased MDA content at all three stages.
- Intervention effect Fast dehydration increased GR and DHAR activities at all three stages.
- Observation AsA content under fast dehydration was too low to detect.
- Observation GSH contents were high in fast-dehydrated 20 DAP embryos.
- Observation GSH contents were high in slow-dehydrated 32 DAP embryos.
- Intervention effect At 24 DAP, the dehydration rates produced no significant difference.
- Intervention effect Maize embryos were more tolerant of slow than fast dehydration.