1. The Influence of Replant Stress on Hormone and Absorption of Root for Different Apple Rootstocks
- Author
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Ling Guo, Zhen Zhang, Xiang Shen, Zhi Quan Mao, Rui Ge, Xiao Jing Guo, and Rong Wang
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Absorption (pharmacology) ,Horticulture ,Root length ,Chemistry ,General Engineering ,Dry matter ,Endogenous hormone ,Rootstock ,Hormone - Abstract
The differences of growth and root absorption of three apple rootstock seedlings was compared and the absorption of hydrogen ions and endogenous hormone levels under the replant stress was discussed in this study. Experimental results showed that the dry matter ofM. sieversiiseedlings was significantly decreased under replant stress and the root-shoot ratio was increased. Root biomass of three rootstocks increased observably and the total root length was extended by 1.45 times, 2.22 times, 1.71 times, respectively compared to control. Root activity of three rootstocks all decreased, which one ofM. hupehensisfell less than another two rootstocks. The flux direction of H+had no change forM.HupehensisandM.Hupehensis, which ofM.prunifoliachanged into outward from inward. The endogenous hormone level of three rootstocks in replant stress was affected. ABA content is higher than that of controls, IAA and ZR contents were lower than controls, GA inM. HupehensisandM. prunifoliawas higher than that of controls besidesM. Sieversii. The root amount of three rootstocks increased significantly. The dry matter accumulation, absorption of H+and endogenous hormone levels was affected and the sequence decreasingly wasM.Hupehensis,M. prunifoliaandM.Sieversiiaccording to the degree of tolerance to replant stress.
- Published
- 2015