Manganese Efficiency and Manganese Uptake Kinetics of Different Crop Species (eBook, PDF)

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Manganese deficiency in field crops has been reported worldwide, which often limits crop growth and results in decreased yield. Manganese efficiency is the ability of plants to grow under low soil Mn availability. Plant species differ in their Mn efficiency. This study was done with the objective to investigate the possible mechanisms responsible for the differences in Mn efficiency of crop species or genotypes of the same species. We hypothesized that different Mn efficiency might be due to chemical mobilization of Mn in soil, differences in root growth at low Mn supply or due to differences in Mn uptake kinetics. Manganese efficiency of different wheat cultivars comprising two bread wheat (Triticum aestivum L. cvs. PBW 343 and PBW 502) and two durum wheat (Triticum durum L. cvs. PDW 274 and PDW 233) cultivars and different species compraising wheat (Triticum aestivum L. cv. PBW 343), raya (Brassica juncea L. cv. RLM 619) and oat (Avena sativa L. cv. Aragon) were evaluated in pot experiments conducted on Mn deficient soil with and without Mn fertilization. Nutrient solution experiments were done to determine the uptake kinetic parameters. Durum wheat cultivars were less Mn efficient than bread wheat cultivars in soil culture. The effect of Mn nutrition on root growth showed that neither in solution culture nor in soil culture root growth was specifically affected by Mn supply, i.e. the root surface areadry matter yield ratio (RA/DMY ratio) was similar at all Mn levels. Therefore root growth was not responsible for different Mn efficiency among wheat cultivars grown in soil or in solution culture. In soil bread wheat cultivars had a 3 to 4 times higher Mn net influx than durum wheat cultivars. The different Mn net influx between cultivars was the reason for differences in Mn efficiency. In contrast, in solution culture all cultivars showed a similar Mn influx, therefore, the higher Mn influx of bread wheat cultivars was not due to more efficient uptake kinetics. The results indicate that all cultivars reduced free Mn+2 concentration in soil solution, which might have been because of Mn complexation in soil solution or because of Mn immobilization at the root surface. This effect was apparently stronger in durum than bread wheat cultivars and probably the reason for the lower Mn influx of durum wheat cultivars. To study Mn efficiency of three crops, wheat, oat and raya were grown in a Mn deficient soil and a Mn sufficient soil by adding different Mn levels (from 1 to 8 mmol Mn kg- 1 soil). To determine the uptake kinetic parameters a nutrient solution experiment was done with a range of Mn concentrations. The results in nutrient solution show that at low Mn supply all three crops were similarly Mn efficient, whereas in soil raya was more Mn efficient than oat and wheat. The higher Mn efficiency of raya was mostly due to its ability to obtain a higher Mn concentration in shoots and this was because of a 5.4 times higher Mn influx than wheat and oat. The higher Mn influx of raya in soil was not due to more efficient uptake kinetics as shown above, but to its abaility to increase significantly Mn concentration in soil solution at the root surface whereas wheat intendency decreased it.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Cuvillier Verlag
• Seitenzahl: 96
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. Oktober 2008
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9783736926882
• Artikelnr.: 49150263