Paper · 2019 · International Journal of Agriculture and Biology

Jasmonate Improved Cadmium Resistance in Maize Seedlings by Regulating Spermidine Synthesis

Jiakun Yan; Ningning Zhang; Furen Kang

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Abstract

Cadmium (Cd) pollution threatens global food security and many plant growth regulators have been found to improve plant Cd resistance.Jasmonate, a low molecular-weight plant growth regulator, is involved in the processes by which plants respond to Cd stress.However, the underlying mechanisms involved in these processes are unclear.In the present study, we investigated the effects of methyl jasmonate (MeJA, a jasmonate active substance) on maize seedling growth under Cd stress conditions.We found that exogenous MeJA induced the accumulation of polyamines (PAs), especially spermidine (spd), and exogenous MeJA application partially mitigated the Cd-induced inhibition of whole-plant growth.Under Cd stress, the MeJAand spd-treated plant leaves contained less Cd than the leaves of plants not treated with MeJA or spd.With the addition of the spd synthesis inhibitor dicyclohexylamine and MeJA under Cd stress conditions, the leaf Cd concentration was higher than that under the Cd treatment alone, and the JA-induced improvement in maize Cd resistance was eliminated.This suggests that spermidine plays an important role in JA-induced improved Cd resistance in maize seedlings by repressing Cd transport from roots to leaves.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Exogenous MeJA induced polyamine accumulation, especially spermidine.

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maizeZea mayst0
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exogenous MeJAe0
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accumulation of polyamines (PAs), especially spermidine (spd)e0
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inducede0

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Zea mays
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“We found that exogenous MeJA induced the accumulation of polyamines (PAs), especially spermidine (spd)”

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“Maize Seedlings”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Exogenous MeJA partly mitigated cadmium inhibition of maize growth.

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MaizeZea mayst0
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exogenous MeJA applicatione0
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whole-plant growthe0
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partially mitigatede0

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“exogenous MeJA application partially mitigated the Cd-induced inhibition of whole-plant growth”

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“Maize Seedlings”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Under Cd stress, MeJA-treated leaves contained less Cd than untreated leaves.

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MaizeZea mayst0
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MeJAe0
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leaves contained less Cde0
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plants not treated with MeJA or spde0

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Zea mays
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“Under Cd stress, the MeJAand spd-treated plant leaves contained less Cd than the leaves of plants not treated with MeJA or spd.”

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“Maize Seedlings”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Under Cd stress, spermidine-treated leaves contained less Cd than untreated leaves.

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MaizeZea mayst0
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spde0
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leaves contained less Cde0
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lesse0
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plants not treated with MeJA or spde0

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Zea mays
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“Under Cd stress, the MeJAand spd-treated plant leaves contained less Cd than the leaves of plants not treated with MeJA or spd.”

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“Maize Seedlings”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Dicyclohexylamine plus MeJA under Cd stress raised leaf Cd concentration above Cd treatment alone.

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maizeZea mayst0
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spd synthesis inhibitor dicyclohexylamine and MeJAe0
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leaf Cd concentratione0
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Cd treatment alonee0

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“With the addition of the spd synthesis inhibitor dicyclohexylamine and MeJA under Cd stress conditions, the leaf Cd concentration was higher than that under the Cd treatment alone”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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The inhibitor eliminated the JA-induced improvement in maize Cd resistance.

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maizeZea mayse0
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spd synthesis inhibitor dicyclohexylamine and MeJAe1
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maize Cd resistancee0
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eliminatede0

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“the JA-induced improvement in maize Cd resistance was eliminated”

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“With the addition of the spd synthesis inhibitor dicyclohexylamine and MeJA under Cd stress conditions”

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