Abstract
The physiological response of mungbean (Vigna radiata (L.) R. Wilczek) to drought stress and root-knot nematode infection was studied under greenhouse conditions at King Saud University, Saudi Arabia. A randomized complete block Design (RCBD) with factorial arrangement having three replications was used. Treatments included three water deficit (80%, 40% and 20% of field capacity), two mungbean genotypes (Kawmay-1 and VC2010) and two root-knot nematodem, Meloidogyne javanica (Treub) Chitwood, infection levels (noninfected and infected @ 15000 egg/pot). Results showed that water deficit stress and M. javanica infection significantly hampered most of the studied parameters, except shoot water content (SWC). There were highly significant differences in stomatal conductance, shoot dry weight and leaf area among the tested mungbean genotypes. A significant positive correlation among chlorophyll (a and b) contents, stomatal conductance (SC), leaf area (LA) and shoot dry weight (SDW) was recorded. The outcome of the study also revealed that maximum water deficit stress has adversely affected all parameters except SWC, regardless of the genotype or nematode infection status. Similarly M. javanica infection adversely affected the growth and physiological processes of mungbean plants. Moreover, drought and M. javanica infection had synergistic adverse effects on the growth and physiology of mungbean plants. Results also showed that VC 2010 genotype surpassed kawmay-1 in most of the studied characteristics which
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Water deficit stress significantly hampered most studied mungbean parameters except shoot water content.
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M. javanica infection significantly hampered most studied mungbean parameters except shoot water content.
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- M. javanicaMeloidogyne javanicae0pathogen
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- most of the studied parameterse0
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Mungbean genotypes differed highly significantly in stomatal conductance, shoot dry weight and leaf area.
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- stomatal conductance, shoot dry weight and leaf areae0
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Chlorophyll a and b contents, stomatal conductance, leaf area and shoot dry weight were significantly positively correlated.
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- mungbeanVigna radiatat0
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- shoote0
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- chlorophyll (a and b) contents, stomatal conductance (SC), leaf area (LA)e0
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Maximum water deficit adversely affected all assessed parameters except shoot water content regardless of genotype or nematode infection.
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- all parameters except SWCe0
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- adversely affectede0
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- regardless of the genotype or nematode infection statuse0
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e0“maximum water deficit stress has adversely affected all parameters except SWC, regardless of the genotype or nematode infection status”
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M. javanica infection adversely affected mungbean growth and physiological processes.
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- mungbeanVigna radiatae0
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- M. javanica infectione0
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- M. javanicaMeloidogyne javanicae0pathogen
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- growth and physiological processese0
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- adversely affectede0
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e0“M. javanica infection adversely affected the growth and physiological processes of mungbean plants”
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Drought and M. javanica infection had synergistic adverse effects on mungbean growth and physiology.
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- mungbeanVigna radiatae0
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- drought and M. javanica infectione0
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- M. javanicaMeloidogyne javanicae0pathogen
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- growth and physiologye0
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- adverse effectse0
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e0“drought and M. javanica infection had synergistic adverse effects on the growth and physiology of mungbean plants”
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VC 2010 surpassed kawmay-1 in most studied characteristics.
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e0“VC 2010 genotype surpassed kawmay-1 in most of the studied characteristics”
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