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Physiological Response of Alfalfa Seedlings to FreezeThawand Calcium Magnesium Acetate Snowmelt Agent Stress#br#
SUN Jiaxing, BAO Guozhang, HE Fanglin, WANG Fangbiao, LI Ziyong, CHENG Wenge, FAN Cunxin, GONG Ze
Journal of Jilin University Science Edition. 2019, 57 (1):
182-189.
The changes of relative water content (RWC), net photosynthetic rate (A), transpiration rate (E) and water use efficiency (WUE) in leaves under calcium magnesium acetate (CMA) stress, artificial simulated freezethaw stress (10,5,0,-3,0,5,10 ℃) and combined stress of freezethaw and CMA were studied with alfalfa Dongmu1. The results show that: RWC,A,E and WUE values in CMA group are lower than those in control group (CK); RWC, A, and E values in freezethaw group and combined stress group decrease first and then increase; WUE value in freezethaw group decreases first, then increases and then decreases, and reaches the minimum at T2 (5 ℃) and the maximum at T5 (0 ℃); WUE value in combined stress group reaches the maximum at T5; RWC, A and E values of alfalfa seedlings show the change that CMA group<freezethaw group<combined stress group, it may indicate that combined stress has greater effect on seedlings. Under combined stress, the water consumption of leaves decreases by closing the stomata, so the RWC, A and E values reduce significantly to improve the stress resistance of alfalfa.
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