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Oxidative damage and photosynthetic impairment in tropical rice cultivars upon exposure to excess iron

Pinto, Samuel de Souza ; Souza, Anna Elisa de ; Oliva, Marco Antonio ; Pereira, Eduardo Gusmão

Scientia agricola, 2016-06, Vol.73 (3), p.217-226 [Periódico revisado por pares]

São Paulo - Escola Superior de Agricultura "Luiz de Queiroz"

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  • Título:
    Oxidative damage and photosynthetic impairment in tropical rice cultivars upon exposure to excess iron
  • Autor: Pinto, Samuel de Souza ; Souza, Anna Elisa de ; Oliva, Marco Antonio ; Pereira, Eduardo Gusmão
  • Assuntos: AGRICULTURE, MULTIDISCIPLINARY ; iron toxicity ; light energy dissipation ; oxidative stress ; photosynthesis ; TBARS
  • É parte de: Scientia agricola, 2016-06, Vol.73 (3), p.217-226
  • Descrição: ABSTRACT Iron plays a pivotal role in the redox reactions of photosynthesis and metabolic processes such as chlorophyll synthesis. Iron availability in waterlogged soils can reach toxic levels and promote oxidative stress. Fe toxicity is the most concerning of stresses for rice in many lowland environments around the world and may cause severe impairments in rice photosynthesis. This study aimed to investigate the extension of oxidative stress after excess Fe exposure and its effects on the photosynthesis of rice cultivars with differential sensitivity. Three Brazilian rice cultivars (EPAGRI 107, BRSMG SELETA and BR IRGA 409) were grown in Hoagland nutrient solution (pH 4.0) with two Fe-EDTA doses corresponding to excess Fe (7 mM) and control (0.009 mM) treatments. After just three days of excess Fe exposure, there was a significant increase in iron concentration in the shoots. The BR IRGA 409 cultivar exhibited higher Fe accumulation in its shoots, and the EPAGRI 107 cultivar recorded the lowest values, which were below the critical toxicity level, as a resistance strategy. Impairment in light energy partitioning and oxidative damage became evident before changes in stomatal resistance, chlorophyll content, maximal PSII quantum yield or visual symptoms for the most sensitive cultivar (BR IRGA 409). The photosynthesis limitations, in addition to the impairment of excess energy dissipation in rice from iron toxicity, are the results of oxidative damage.
  • Editor: São Paulo - Escola Superior de Agricultura "Luiz de Queiroz"
  • Idioma: Inglês;Português
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