Paper · 2001 · Science Access

Diversity of Photosynthetic Activity of Organs of Wheat Genotypes: Breeding of High Yielding Varieties Tolerant to Water Stress.

Jalal A. Aliyev

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Abstract

Under the water stress condition, active photosynthetic function of different assimilating organs and mainly of an ear, together with an optimal architectonics of plants play a decisive role in yield formation. In drought tolerant intensive varieties more than 60% of grain formation and protein synthesis occurs by an account of ear photosynthesis. Depending on a value of ear photosynthesis and tolerance of plants under strong drought conditions, the genotypes accumulate 35-70% of proteins from their contents in plants under the normal water supply. C4-cycle enzymes (PEP-carboxylase, NAD- and NADP-malate dehydrogenase) in C3-plants play a certain role in their adaptation to stress. High-yielding wheat genotypes tolerant to water stress have high activity of C4-cycle enzymes in the leaves and elements of ear; under the water stress the C4-cycle enzymes are activated. High- productive genotypes differ by the high intensity of CO2 assimilation and by the rate of photorespiration. The value of ratio of true photosynthesis to photorespiration in the leaves and in ear elements in genotypes with various rate of CO2 assimilation are close and equal at an average to 3:1 with increase of the given ratio in intensive genotypes. Thus, it is possible to denote the parallel increase of the intensity of true photosynthesis and photorespiration in ontogenesis of leaves and therefore the attempt to reduce photorespiration with the purpose of increase of the productivity is inconsistent. By increasing of a tolerance of genotypes to water stress or with increasing of drought the rate of photorespiration decreased in a large degree in the elements of ear. As a matter of investigation the series of genotypes with high activities of the primary processes and photosynthetic CO2 metabolism under water stress, having the appropriate morphophysiological characters were revealed. Using of these genotypes with main photosynthetic parameters connected with an intensity of ear activity and with activities of other non-leaf organs and high productivity of a grain protein is the base of creation of high tolerant varieties.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

In drought tolerant intensive wheat varieties, ear photosynthesis accounts for more than 60% of grain formation and protein synthesis.

Material
drought tolerant intensive varietiese1
Organ / stage
eare1
Outcome
grain formation and protein synthesise1
Value
more than 60%e1

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“Organs of Wheat Genotypes”

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“In drought tolerant intensive varieties more than 60% of grain formation and protein synthesis occurs by an account of ear photosynthesis”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Under strong drought, tolerant wheat genotypes accumulate 35-70% of their protein content relative to normal water supply.

Treatment
strong drought conditionse2
Outcome
proteinse2
Direction
accumulatee2
Value
35-70%e2
Comparator
normal water supplye2

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“Organs of Wheat Genotypes”

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“Depending on a value of ear photosynthesis and tolerance of plants under strong drought conditions, the genotypes accumulate 35-70% of proteins from their contents in plants under the normal water supply”

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Mechanismauthor interpretationoriginal resultpositivebasis n/a

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The authors interpret C4-cycle enzymes in C3 plants as playing a role in adaptation to stress.

Taxon
C3-plantse3
Gene
C4-cycle enzymese3
Outcome
adaptation to stresse3

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“Organs of Wheat Genotypes”

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“C4-cycle enzymes (PEP-carboxylase, NAD- and NADP-malate dehydrogenase) in C3-plants play a certain role in their adaptation to stress”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

High-yielding wheat genotypes tolerant to water stress have high activity of C4-cycle enzymes in leaves and ear elements.

Material
High-yielding wheat genotypese4
Organ / stage
leaves and elements of eare4
Gene
C4-cycle enzymese4
Outcome
activity of C4-cycle enzymese4
Qualifier
high activitye4

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“High-yielding wheat genotypes tolerant to water stress have high activity of C4-cycle enzymes in the leaves and elements of ear; under the water stress the C4-cycle enzymes are activated”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Under water stress, C4-cycle enzymes are activated in wheat.

Treatment
water stresse4
Outcome
C4-cycle enzymese4
Direction
activatede4

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“Organs of Wheat Genotypes”

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“High-yielding wheat genotypes tolerant to water stress have high activity of C4-cycle enzymes in the leaves and elements of ear; under the water stress the C4-cycle enzymes are activated”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

High-productive wheat genotypes differ in the intensity of CO2 assimilation.

Material
High- productive genotypese5
Outcome
intensity of CO2 assimilatione5
Qualifier
high intensitye5

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“Organs of Wheat Genotypes”

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“High- productive genotypes differ by the high intensity of CO2 assimilation and by the rate of photorespiration”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

High-productive wheat genotypes differ in the rate of photorespiration.

Material
High- productive genotypese5
Outcome
rate of photorespiratione5
Qualifier
differ bye5

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“Organs of Wheat Genotypes”

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“High- productive genotypes differ by the high intensity of CO2 assimilation and by the rate of photorespiration”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

The ratio of true photosynthesis to photorespiration is close to 3:1 in leaves and ear elements of wheat genotypes.

Material
genotypes with various rate of CO2 assimilatione6
Organ / stage
in the leaves and in ear elementse6
Outcome
ratio of true photosynthesis to photorespiratione6
Value
3:1e6
Qualifier
close and equal at an averagee6

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“Organs of Wheat Genotypes”

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“The value of ratio of true photosynthesis to photorespiration in the leaves and in ear elements in genotypes with various rate of CO2 assimilation are close and equal at an average to 3:1 with increase of the given ratio in intensive genotypes”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

The ratio of photosynthesis to photorespiration increases in intensive wheat genotypes.

Material
intensive genotypese6
Outcome
given ratioe6
Direction
increasee6

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“Organs of Wheat Genotypes”

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“The value of ratio of true photosynthesis to photorespiration in the leaves and in ear elements in genotypes with various rate of CO2 assimilation are close and equal at an average to 3:1 with increase of the given ratio in intensive genotypes”

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Associationauthor interpretationoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Intensity of true photosynthesis and photorespiration increase in parallel during leaf ontogeny in wheat.

Organ / stage
ontogenesis of leavese7
Outcome
intensity of true photosynthesis and photorespiratione7
Direction
parallel increasee7

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“Thus, it is possible to denote the parallel increase of the intensity of true photosynthesis and photorespiration in ontogenesis of leaves”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultbasis n/a

Claim · model-written summary

The authors consider an attempt to reduce photorespiration to raise productivity inconsistent.

Outcome
attempt to reduce photorespiratione1

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“Organs of Wheat Genotypes”

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“the attempt to reduce photorespiration with the purpose of increase of the productivity is inconsistent”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

With increasing drought or tolerance, photorespiration rate decreased to a large degree in ear elements of wheat.

Organ / stage
elements of eare1
Treatment
increasing of droughte1
Outcome
rate of photorespiratione1
Direction
decreasede1

Not reportedComparator

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“Organs of Wheat Genotypes”

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“By increasing of a tolerance of genotypes to water stress or with increasing of drought the rate of photorespiration decreased in a large degree in the elements of ear”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

A series of wheat genotypes with high primary and photosynthetic CO2 metabolism activities under water stress was identified.

Material
series of genotypese1
Treatment
under water stresse1
Outcome
high activities of the primary processes and photosynthetic CO2 metabolisme1

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“Organs of Wheat Genotypes”

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“As a matter of investigation the series of genotypes with high activities of the primary processes and photosynthetic CO2 metabolism under water stress, having the appropriate morphophysiological characters were revealed”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultbasis n/a

Claim · model-written summary

The authors propose these genotypes as the basis for creating high tolerant wheat varieties.

Material
these genotypese1
Outcome
creation of high tolerant varietiese1

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“Organs of Wheat Genotypes”

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“Using of these genotypes with main photosynthetic parameters connected with an intensity of ear activity and with activities of other non-leaf organs and high productivity of a grain protein is the base of creation of high tolerant varieties”

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