Paper · 2000

Effects of Doubled CO_2 Concentration on Antioxidant Enzymes and Programmed Cell Death of Wheat Leaves Under Osmotic Stress

Lin Jiu

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Abstract

The effects of doubled CO 2 concentration (700 μmol/mol) on antioxidant enzymes and programmed cell death in wheat under osmotic stress were studied. The results are as follows: The activities of SOD, POX, and CAT in wheat leaves under doubled CO 2 were markedly higher than those of control while the increasing period and steady period were longer (Fig.1). The H 2O 2 content of the leaves growing under high CO 2 concentration was higher than the control and after PEG6000 treatment, the increase of MDA, electrolyte leakage and H 2O 2 increased slightly than in the control (Figs.2, 3). The DNA ladders were observed from three to five days after PEG treatment in control and from four to seven days in control (Fig.4). During the time when DNA ladders appeared, the activities of SOD, POX and CAT and the MDA and H 2O 2 contents were all nearly steady. The results indicated that programmed cell death was enhanced by active oxygen and alleviated by antioxidant enzymes and elevated CO 2 could enhance the functioning of the antioxidant system to increase the tolerance to osmotic stress.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Doubled carbon dioxide markedly increased wheat leaf SOD, POX and CAT activities relative to control.

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leavese0
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doubled CO 2e0
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activities of SOD, POX, and CATe0
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highere0
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controle0

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“The activities of SOD, POX, and CAT in wheat leaves under doubled CO 2 were markedly higher than those of control”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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The increase and steady periods of wheat leaf antioxidant enzyme activities were longer under doubled carbon dioxide.

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doubled CO 2e0
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increasing period and steady periode0
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controle0

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“The activities of SOD, POX, and CAT in wheat leaves under doubled CO 2 were markedly higher than those of control while the increasing period and steady period were longer”

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“Wheat Leaves Under Osmotic Stress”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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High carbon dioxide increased wheat leaf hydrogen peroxide content relative to control.

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leavese0
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high CO 2 concentratione0
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H 2O 2 contente0
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highere0
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controle0

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Triticum aestivum
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“The H 2O 2 content of the leaves growing under high CO 2 concentration was higher than the control”

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“Wheat Leaves Under Osmotic Stress”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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After PEG6000 treatment, wheat leaf MDA, electrolyte leakage and hydrogen peroxide rose only slightly relative to control.

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PEG6000 treatmente0
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MDA, electrolyte leakage and H 2O 2e0
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increased slightlye0
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controle0

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“after PEG6000 treatment, the increase of MDA, electrolyte leakage and H 2O 2 increased slightly than in the control”

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“Wheat Leaves Under Osmotic Stress”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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DNA ladders appeared three to five days after PEG treatment in control wheat.

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DNA ladders were observede0
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three to five dayse0
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controle0

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“The DNA ladders were observed from three to five days after PEG treatment in control”

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“Wheat Leaves Under Osmotic Stress”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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During DNA ladder appearance, wheat antioxidant enzyme activities and MDA and hydrogen peroxide contents were nearly steady.

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activities of SOD, POX and CAT and the MDA and H 2O 2 contentse0
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nearly steadye0

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Triticum aestivum
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“During the time when DNA ladders appeared, the activities of SOD, POX and CAT and the MDA and H 2O 2 contents were all nearly steady”

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“Wheat Leaves Under Osmotic Stress”

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Mechanismauthor interpretationoriginal resultmeasured

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The authors interpret active oxygen as enhancing programmed cell death and antioxidant enzymes as alleviating it.

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programmed cell deathe0
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active oxygen and alleviated by antioxidant enzymese0

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“programmed cell death was enhanced by active oxygen and alleviated by antioxidant enzymes”

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“Wheat Leaves Under Osmotic Stress”

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Mechanismauthor interpretationoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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The authors conclude that elevated carbon dioxide strengthens wheat antioxidant function and tolerance to osmotic stress.

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elevated CO 2e0
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tolerance to osmotic stresse0
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increasee0

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Triticum aestivum
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“elevated CO 2 could enhance the functioning of the antioxidant system to increase the tolerance to osmotic stress”

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“Wheat Leaves Under Osmotic Stress”

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