Paper · 2011 · Acta Agriculturae Boreali-Sinica

Effects of Water and Fertilizer Coupling on Soluble Sugar Content and Sucrose Metabolizing Enzymes Activities in Fruit Cucumber Leaves under Solution Culture in Greenhouse

Yu Jian

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Abstract

Fruit cucumber var.Zhongnong 19 was used to investigate the effects of three irrigation amount level(low W1,middle W2 and high W3)and three fertilization amount level(low F1,middle F2 and high F3)on soluble sugar content and sucrose-metabolizing enzymes activities of leaves under soilless culture in greenhouse.The research results showed that Effects of irrigation amount on soluble sugar content、sucrose synthase(SS)and sucrose-phosphate synthase(SPS)were significant difference.Soluble sugar content,SS activity and SPS activity in high irrigation amount level was the lowest.Effects of fertilization amount on soluble sugar content and SPS activity were significant difference,high fertilization level(F3) middle fertilization level(F2) low fertilization level(F1),except fruiting later stage(F2F3F1).Effects of fertilization on SS activity were significant difference,F2 was the best fertilization level.There was an obvious interaction between irrigation amount and fertilization amount.Correlation analysis indicated that there existed significantly positive correlations of on soluble sugar content and SPS activity in fruit cucumber under water-fertilizer coupling at different stages.There existed slightly correlations of on soluble sugar content and SS activity at seeding stage and fruiting early stage,but they have significantly positive correlations at fruiting middle stage and fruiting later stage.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultsignificant (as stated)measured

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Irrigation amount significantly affected soluble sugar, SS and SPS in cucumber leaves.

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Fruit cucumbert0
Treatment
irrigation amounte0
Outcome
soluble sugar content、sucrose synthase(SS)and sucrose-phosphate synthase(SPS)e0

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“Effects of irrigation amount on soluble sugar content、sucrose synthase(SS)and sucrose-phosphate synthase(SPS)were significant difference.”

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“Fruit Cucumber”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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High irrigation produced the lowest soluble sugar, SS and SPS activities.

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Fruit Cucumbert0
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high irrigation amount levele0
Outcome
Soluble sugar content,SS activity and SPS activitye0
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loweste0

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“Soluble sugar content,SS activity and SPS activity in high irrigation amount level was the lowest.”

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“Fruit Cucumber”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultsignificant (as stated)measured

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Fertilizer amount significantly affected soluble sugar and SPS activity.

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Fruit Cucumbert0
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fertilization amounte0
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soluble sugar content and SPS activitye0

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“Effects of fertilization amount on soluble sugar content and SPS activity were significant difference”

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“Fruit Cucumber”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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For soluble sugar and SPS activity, fertilizer levels ranked F3, F2, F1 except at late fruiting.

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Fruit Cucumbert0
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high fertilization level(F3) middle fertilization level(F2) low fertilization level(F1)e0
Outcome
soluble sugar content and SPS activitye0
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except fruiting later stage(F2F3F1)e0

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“Effects of fertilization amount on soluble sugar content and SPS activity were significant difference,high fertilization level(F3) middle fertilization level(F2) low fertilization level(F1),except fruiting later stage(F2F3F1).”

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“Fruit Cucumber”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivesignificant (as stated)measured

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Fertilization significantly affected SS activity, with F2 best.

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Fruit Cucumbert0
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F2e0
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SS activitye0
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beste0

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“Effects of fertilization on SS activity were significant difference,F2 was the best fertilization level.”

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“Fruit Cucumber”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Irrigation and fertilization showed an interaction.

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Fruit Cucumbert0
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irrigation amounte0
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interaction between irrigation amount and fertilization amounte0

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“There was an obvious interaction between irrigation amount and fertilization amount.”

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“Fruit Cucumber”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultsignificant (as stated)measured

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Soluble sugar and SPS activity were significantly positively correlated across stages.

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fruit cucumbere0
Treatment
water-fertilizer couplinge0
Outcome
soluble sugar content and SPS activitye0
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positivee0

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“there existed significantly positive correlations of on soluble sugar content and SPS activity in fruit cucumber under water-fertilizer coupling at different stages.”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Soluble sugar and SS activity were slightly correlated at seeding and early fruiting.

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Fruit Cucumbert0
Organ / stage
seeding stage and fruiting early stagee0
Outcome
soluble sugar content and SS activitye0

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“There existed slightly correlations of on soluble sugar content and SS activity at seeding stage and fruiting early stage”

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“Fruit Cucumber”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultsignificant (as stated)measured

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Soluble sugar and SS activity were significantly positively correlated in middle and late fruiting.

Taxon
Fruit Cucumbert0
Organ / stage
fruiting middle stage and fruiting later stagee0
Outcome
soluble sugar content and SS activitye0
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positivee0

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“There existed slightly correlations of on soluble sugar content and SS activity at seeding stage and fruiting early stage,but they have significantly positive correlations at fruiting middle stage and fruiting later stage.”

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“Fruit Cucumber”

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