Paper · 2009 · Acta Horticulturae Sinica

Effect of Al and F interaction on physiological characteristics of tea plants.

Wang Xiaoping; Peng Liu; Luo Hong; et al.

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Abstract

The physiological responses of tea plants to aluminum(Al) and fluorine(F) interaction stressing were studied,and six physiological indices were investigated in tow varieties Baicha and Zhirenzaocha at 30 d,including the membrane permeability of leaf cells(MP) ,the root system activity(RA) ,free proline(Pro) content,the activity of catalase(CAT) ,peroxidase(POD) and superoxidedismutase(SOD) . Tea plants was cultured in nutrient solution which contained Al(0,30,90 mg·L-1) and/or F(0,4,12 mg·L-1) . The results were summarized as follows:(1) RA in roots and the activity of SOD in leaves were enhanced with 30 mg·L-1 of Al alone,but MP and activity of POD and CAT in leaves declined;(2) When the concentration of F alone was 4 mg·L-1 and 12 mg·L-1,enzymes of tea leaves increased and MP and RA in roots decrease compared with control(0 mg·L-1 Al and 0 mg·L-1F) ;(3) RA,content of Pro and the activity of POD,CAT and SOD were lower under high Al and low F interaction compared with 90 mg·L-1Al alone. Maybe Al and F cooperated with each other during growth of tea plants. When proportion of Al and F were from 30/4 to 30/12,activity of POD,CAT and SOD showed an obvious upward tendency,as was inferred that the range of proportion strengthened the ability of reactive oxygen species(ROS) scavenging. In comparison with control,activity of POD,CAT and SOD of tea plants increased,but MP and RA fell under high Al and high F interaction,indicating that tea plants injured in some degree. Therefore,Al and F interaction has a significant effect on physiological and biochemical characteristics of young tea plants,and the proportion of interaction exist some range. The sensibilities between Baicha and Zhirenzaocha are different resulting from Al and F interaction and order is ZhirenzaochaBaicha,which is suggested that there may be correlation with variety.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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30 mg·L-1 Al alone enhanced root activity and leaf SOD activity.

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RA in roots and the activity of SOD in leavese0
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“RA in roots and the activity of SOD in leaves were enhanced with 30 mg·L-1 of Al alone”

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“tea plants”

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30 mg·L-1 Al alone reduced leaf membrane permeability and POD and CAT activity.

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MP and activity of POD and CAT in leavese0
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declinede0

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“MP and activity of POD and CAT in leaves declined”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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At 4 or 12 mg·L-1 F alone, leaf enzyme activity increased relative to control.

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F alone was 4 mg·L-1 and 12 mg·L-1e0
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enzymes of tea leavese0
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control(0 mg·L-1 Al and 0 mg·L-1F)e0

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“When the concentration of F alone was 4 mg·L-1 and 12 mg·L-1,enzymes of tea leaves increased and MP and RA in roots decrease compared with control(0 mg·L-1 Al and 0 mg·L-1F)”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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At 4 or 12 mg·L-1 F alone, MP and root activity decreased relative to control.

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F alone was 4 mg·L-1 and 12 mg·L-1e0
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MP and RA in rootse0
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“When the concentration of F alone was 4 mg·L-1 and 12 mg·L-1,enzymes of tea leaves increased and MP and RA in roots decrease compared with control(0 mg·L-1 Al and 0 mg·L-1F)”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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High Al with low F lowered root activity and proline content compared with high Al alone.

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“RA,content of Pro and the activity of POD,CAT and SOD were lower under high Al and low F interaction compared with 90 mg·L-1Al alone”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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High Al with low F lowered POD, CAT and SOD activity compared with high Al alone.

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activity of POD,CAT and SODe0
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“RA,content of Pro and the activity of POD,CAT and SOD were lower under high Al and low F interaction compared with 90 mg·L-1Al alone”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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POD, CAT and SOD activity rose as Al/F proportion changed from 30/4 to 30/12.

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activity of POD,CAT and SODe0
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“When proportion of Al and F were from 30/4 to 30/12,activity of POD,CAT and SOD showed an obvious upward tendency”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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High Al and high F increased POD, CAT and SOD activity over control.

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activity of POD,CAT and SODe0
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“In comparison with control,activity of POD,CAT and SOD of tea plants increased,but MP and RA fell under high Al and high F interaction”

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High Al and high F lowered membrane permeability and root activity relative to control.

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MP and RAe0
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“In comparison with control,activity of POD,CAT and SOD of tea plants increased,but MP and RA fell under high Al and high F interaction”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Baicha and Zhirenzaocha differed in sensitivity to Al and F interaction.

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“The sensibilities between Baicha and Zhirenzaocha are different resulting from Al and F interaction”

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