Paper · 1988 · New Phytologist

Growth and maintenance respiration in leaves of bean (Phaseolus vulgarisL.) exposed to ozone in open‐top chambers in the field

JEFFREY S. AMTHOR

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Abstract

SUMMARY Bean ( Phaseolus vulgaris L. CV. pinto) plants were grown in pots in open‐top chambers in the field and exposed to three ozone (O 3 ) regimes at a rural site in northwestern New York state: (1) charcoal‐filtered air with O 3 concentrations during the day of about 40–50% ambient (CF), (2) charcoal‐filtered air with O 3 added to attain approximately ambient concentrations in real time (1 ×), and (3) charcoal‐filtered air with O 3 added to attain approximately twice ambient concentrations in real time (2×). Unifoliate leaf blade relative growth rate (RGR) and specific dark respiration rate were measured on 214 plants 12‐ to 17‐d‐old. For a given plant age, RGR was significantly reduced by increasing O 3 dose, and for a given RGR, specific respiration rate was significantly increased. When the specific respiration rate was mathematically partitioned into growth and maintenance components, it was found that the growth coefficient was unaffected by O 3 but the maintenance coefficient was significantly increased by increasing O 3 dose: 7.3% between the CF and 1×treatments, and 25% between the 1×and 2×treatments. These results corroborate earlier findings with plants grown in high light conditions in chambers and exposed to 10 or 90 nl O 3 1 −1 , and suggest that ambient levels of O 3 inhibit plant growth in part by diverting respiratory substrate from growth to maintenance and repair processes.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativesignificant (as stated)measured

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Leaf relative growth rate of bean was significantly reduced by increasing ozone dose at a given plant age.

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“RGR was significantly reduced by increasing O 3 dose”

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For a given relative growth rate, specific respiration rate of bean leaves was significantly increased by ozone.

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“for a given RGR, specific respiration rate was significantly increased”

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“exposed to three ozone (O 3 ) regimes”

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The growth coefficient of respiration in bean leaves was unaffected by ozone.

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The maintenance coefficient of respiration in bean leaves increased significantly with ozone dose, by 7.3% between the CF and 1x treatments.

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“the maintenance coefficient was significantly increased by increasing O 3 dose”

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“7.3% between the CF and 1×treatments”

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The maintenance coefficient of respiration in bean leaves increased by 25% between the 1x and 2x ozone treatments.

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“25% between the 1×and 2×treatments”

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The authors suggest ambient ozone inhibits plant growth in part by diverting respiratory substrate from growth to maintenance and repair processes.

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“ambient levels of O 3 inhibit plant growth in part by diverting respiratory substrate from growth to maintenance and repair processes”

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ozone · growth · Phaseolus vulgaris (common bean)Positive and negative results

10 papers: 3 positive, 7 negative or no effect

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ozone · physiology: respiration · Phaseolus vulgaris (common bean)Results agree

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