ffects of salt stress on growth of Oceanrice 86 and absorption,transportation and distribution of mineral elements
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    The pot experiment was used to study the effects of salt stress on growth of Oceanrice 86 and absorption,transportation and distribution of mineral elements using Huanghuazhan as control. The results showed that salt stress inhibited the dry matter accumulation of rice plants. The salt tolerance threshold of Oceanrice 86 and Huanghuazhan was 8.72 g/kg and 6.35 g/kg,repectively. Compared with Huanghuazhan,salt tolerance of Oceanrice 86 was stronger. Under salt stress,Oceanrice 86 selectively absorbed Na + through the root system and regulated the distribution of Na+ at the organ level. Its leaf sheath accumulated more Na +,reducing the toxicity of Na+ to the leaves. The content of K + in Huanghuazhan leaves did not change significantly from that of the control,but the K + content in the leaf sheath and root system was 4.64 g/kg in the soil. The K+ content was greatly reduced by 53.8% and 70.0%,respectively. The K+ content in various organs of Oceanrice 86 gradually decreased with the increase of the degree of salt stress,and the decrease of K+ content in leaves was relatively low. The content of Ca2+ and Mg2+ in the leaf sheath of Huanghuazhan decreased significantly with the increase of saltstress,while Oceanrice 86 had no significant changes. Compared with Huanghuazhan,Oceanrice 86 had a strong ability to inhibit Na + and promote the upward transport of Ca2 + and Mg2 +.

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赵记伍,成云峰,刘永权,向永玲,黄意,王晓玲. ffects of salt stress on growth of Oceanrice 86 and absorption, transportation and distribution of mineral elements[J]. Jorunal of Huazhong Agricultural University,2020,39(4):7-14.

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  • Received:December 09,2019
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