Paper · 2011 · Soil and Environmental Sciences

Effects of Se on some physiological characteristics of wheat seeding under Hg stress

Y.K. Chong

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Abstract

Our objective was to study the effects of additional Se on the physiological activity of wheat seedlings under the stress of Hg.Wheat seedlings were treated with different concentration of ρ(Se)=5~20 mg?L-1,then the height of seedling,the relative content of chlorophyll,the accumulation of MDA and antioxidant enzyme activities of Trimicum aestivum L.wheat seedlings under Hg stress(2.5 mg?L-1) were tested by field commander culture method.We found that treatment with ρ(Hg)=2.5 mg?L-1 alone led to decreasing of concentration of chlorophyll,inhibition of the activity of SOD and CAT,and increased content of MDA in sweat seedlings.In further research,we co-treated the wheat seedlings with Se and Hg at the the concentration of mg?L-1 and Hg mg?L-1 respectively.With cotreatment,chlorophyll content increased by 7.6% than the Hg treatment alone,and 3.5% higher than the control;MDA levels decreased by 38.8%,20.0% lower than the control.When treated with additional Se at high concentration more than 10 mg?L-1,the chlorophyll content of wheat seedlings decreased gradually,while MDA content showed an rising trend.Treatment with additional Se at a concentration of 5-10 mg?L-1 led to promotion of the activity of SOD and CAT,and their activities increased with the rise of Se concentration.Co-treated with Hg and Se at the concentration of ρ(Se)=10 mg?L-1 and ρ(Hg)=2.5 mg?L-1 respectively increased the activity of the two kinds of enzymes above by 21.8% and 32.8%,comparing with the single treatment with Hg.However when ρ(Se) increased at 15 mg?L-1 to 20 mg?L-1,the downtrend of their activities appear.These results elucidated that treatment with different concentration of Se and Hg appreciable impact on the physiology index,and Se can alleviate the toxicity of Hg to wheat seedlings.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Mercury alone decreased wheat seedling chlorophyll concentration and SOD and CAT activity and increased MDA content.

Treatment
ρ(Hg)=2.5 mg?L-1e0
Outcome
concentration of chlorophylle0
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decreasinge0

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Triticum aestivum
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“treatment with ρ(Hg)=2.5 mg?L-1 alone led to decreasing of concentration of chlorophyll,inhibition of the activity of SOD and CAT,and increased content of MDA in sweat seedlings”

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“wheat seeding”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Selenium and mercury cotreatment increased wheat seedling chlorophyll content by 7.6% over mercury alone.

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cotreatmente0
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chlorophyll contente0
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increasede0
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7.6%e0
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Hg treatment alonee0

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Triticum aestivum
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“With cotreatment,chlorophyll content increased by 7.6% than the Hg treatment alone”

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“wheat seeding”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Selenium and mercury cotreatment increased wheat seedling chlorophyll content by 3.5% over control.

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cotreatmente1
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chlorophyll contente0
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highere0
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3.5%e0
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controle0

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“chlorophyll content increased by 7.6% than the Hg treatment alone,and 3.5% higher than the control”

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“With cotreatment”

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“wheat seeding”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Cotreatment decreased wheat seedling MDA levels by 38.8% relative to mercury alone.

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cotreatmente1
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MDA levelse0
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decreasede0
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38.8%e0
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Hg treatment alonee1

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“MDA levels decreased by 38.8%,20.0% lower than the control”

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“With cotreatment,chlorophyll content increased by 7.6% than the Hg treatment alone”

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“wheat seeding”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Cotreatment yielded wheat seedling MDA levels 20.0% lower than control.

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MDA levelse0
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lowere0
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20.0%e0
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controle0

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“MDA levels decreased by 38.8%,20.0% lower than the control”

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“With cotreatment,chlorophyll content increased by 7.6% than the Hg treatment alone”

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“wheat seeding”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Selenium above 10 mg?L-1 gradually decreased wheat seedling chlorophyll and raised MDA.

Treatment
additional Se at high concentration more than 10 mg?L-1e0
Outcome
chlorophyll contente0
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decreased graduallye0

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“When treated with additional Se at high concentration more than 10 mg?L-1,the chlorophyll content of wheat seedlings decreased gradually,while MDA content showed an rising trend”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Selenium at 5-10 mg?L-1 promoted SOD and CAT activity in wheat seedlings, with activity increasing with selenium concentration.

Treatment
additional Se at a concentration of 5-10 mg?L-1e0
Outcome
activity of SOD and CATe0
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promotione0

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“Treatment with additional Se at a concentration of 5-10 mg?L-1 led to promotion of the activity of SOD and CAT,and their activities increased with the rise of Se concentration”

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“wheat seeding”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Mercury and selenium cotreatment increased SOD activity by 21.8% compared with mercury alone.

Treatment
Hg and Se at the concentration of ρ(Se)=10 mg?L-1 and ρ(Hg)=2.5 mg?L-1e0
Outcome
activity of SODe1
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increasede0
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21.8%e0
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single treatment with Hge0

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“Co-treated with Hg and Se at the concentration of ρ(Se)=10 mg?L-1 and ρ(Hg)=2.5 mg?L-1 respectively increased the activity of the two kinds of enzymes above by 21.8% and 32.8%,comparing with the single treatment with Hg”

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“promotion of the activity of SOD and CAT”

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Mercury and selenium cotreatment increased CAT activity by 32.8% compared with mercury alone.

Treatment
Hg and Se at the concentration of ρ(Se)=10 mg?L-1 and ρ(Hg)=2.5 mg?L-1e0
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CATe1
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increasede0
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32.8%e0
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single treatment with Hge0

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“Co-treated with Hg and Se at the concentration of ρ(Se)=10 mg?L-1 and ρ(Hg)=2.5 mg?L-1 respectively increased the activity of the two kinds of enzymes above by 21.8% and 32.8%,comparing with the single treatment with Hg”

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“promotion of the activity of SOD and CAT”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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At 15–20 mg?L-1 selenium, SOD and CAT activities trended downward.

Treatment
ρ(Se) increased at 15 mg?L-1 to 20 mg?L-1e0
Outcome
activity of SOD and CATe1
Direction
downtrende0

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Triticum aestivum
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“when ρ(Se) increased at 15 mg?L-1 to 20 mg?L-1,the downtrend of their activities appear”

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“promotion of the activity of SOD and CAT”

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“wheat seeding”

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