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The Effect Of Bicarbonate Use On Photorespiration Under Submerged Macrophytes

Posted on:2022-06-18Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:P P LiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2480306488990949Subject:Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Abstract/Summary:
Photorespiration,occurs in all oxygen-producing photosynthetic organisms,is one of the most important carbon metabolism in the biogeosphere,which commences with the formation of phosphoglycolate under oxygenation of Ru Bis CO(ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase).To alleviate the effect of photorespiration for photosynthesis,terrestrial plants have evolved the C4 pathway and CAM(crassula acid metabolic).Compared to terrestrial plants can directly obtain CO2 from the atmosphere,submerged macrophytes face the effects of CO2 deficiency.Therefore,the effect of photorespiration on photosynthesis could be more significant in submerged plants.To obtain sufficient CO2,submerged plants have formed different CCM(CO2 concentration mechanism).HCO3-utilization is the CCM possessed by more than 50%of submerged plants.In this study,the effect of HCO3-use on photorespiration were investigated in four submerged plants,Cabomba caroliniana,Ceratophyllum demersum,Egeria densa and Ottelia alismoides,via the p H-drift experiment,oxygen inhibition,the rate of O2 exchange and photorespiration-related enzymes.Then,we focuses mainly on the O.alismoides.The results showed that C.demersum,E.densa and O.alismoides possessed the ability of HCO3-use in p H-drift,but not C.caroliniana.The oxygen inhibition of 4 submerged plants were increased significantly under low CO2 condition.In addition,after four different submerged plants were treated with AZA(acetamidoamine,an extracellular CA enzyme inhibitor),the GLO(Glycolate oxidase)and CAT(Catalase)activity of C.demersum,E.densa and O.alismoides raised significantly except for C.caroliniana.simultaneously,the results indicate that adding AZA+DIDS(4,4’-Diisothiocyano-2,2’-stilbenedisulfonic acid,an anion exchange inhibitor)promoted obviously the oxygen inhibited ratio and the rate of O2exchange under low CO2 condition on O.alismoides.After AZA+DIDS treatment,the activity of GLO,CAT,SGAT(serine-glyoxylate aminotransferase),GGAT(Glutamate-Glyoxylate Aminotransferase)and GS(Glutamine synthetase)were increased significantly except for Ru Bis CO.In addition,compared with Blyxa japonica,when O.alismoidesis was induced from high CO2to low CO2,there is no significant change under the activity of its photorespiration enzymes.Our all results show that HCO3-utilization can diminish the photorespiration of submerged plants and contribute them to adapt the low CO2environment in the water.
Keywords/Search Tags:Submerged plants, HCO3-use, Photorespiration, Photosynthesis
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