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中国生态农业学报 2006
Influences of reduced UV-B radiation on growth and endogenesis hormone contents of rice (Oryza sativa L.) under field conditions
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Abstract:
The effects of artificially simulated UVB radiation reduction under field conditions at Qianyanzhou region of Jiangxi Province on the growth and the contents of chlorophyll and endogenesis hormones,indoleacetic acid(IAA),abscisic acid(ABA),gibberellinA_3(GA_3)and zeatin(Z),of rice variety 'Xieyou 432'were studied.The results indicate that the UV-B radiation reduction induces the contents of chlorophyll change significantly,but no difference among the ambient control and treatments of UV-A and UV-A UV-B is observed.The contents of IAA,GA_3 and Z with the UV-A UV-B treatment are significantly lower than those of ambient control,decreasing by 40.42%,48.60%,36.21%,respectively.Compared with the UVA treatment the contents of IAA,GA_3 and Z in the UVA UV-B treatment are decreased by 36.52%,70.94% and 54.54%,respectively.The ABA content of UV-A UV-B treatment decreases by 29.74% compared with that of the ambient control,and by 5.19% compared with the UV-A treatment.The results also indicate that reduced UV-B radiation has changed the contents of the four endogenesis hormones of the investigated rice cultivar,and accordingly may have adverse effects on the process of growth and development of rice.