The resistance of alfalfa to downy mildew induced by oxalic acid
LI Ke-me
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LI Ke-me
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In order to determine if exogenous oxalic acid(OA) can induce alfalfa resistance to downy mildew,different OA concentrations including 10,20,30,40 mmol·L-1were sprayed on alfalfa seeding at 10-leaf stage.Disease index of alfalfa downy mildew was surveyed after treatment 7 days,activities of peroxidase(POD),phenylalanine ammonialyase(PAL) and superoxide dismutase(SOD) were analyzed after treatment 1 days,3 days,5days,7 days and 9 days.The results indicated that the 10 ~ 40 mmol·L-1OA solution can reduce alfalfa downy mildew disease index and the disease index decreased with the OA concentration increased.The relative induced resistance increased with the maximum value of 50.8%.The POD,PAL and SOD activities in alfalfa leaf increased.
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In order to determine if exogenous oxalic acid(OA) can induce alfalfa resistance to downy mildew,different OA concentrations including 10,20,30,40 mmol·L-1were sprayed on alfalfa seeding at 10-leaf stage.Disease index of alfalfa downy mildew was surveyed after treatment 7 days,activities of peroxidase(POD),phenylalanine ammonialyase(PAL) and superoxide dismutase(SOD) were analyzed after treatment 1 days,3 days,5days,7 days and 9 days.The results indicated that the 10 ~ 40 mmol·L-1OA solution can reduce alfalfa downy mildew disease index and the disease index decreased with the OA concentration increased.The relative induced resistance increased with the maximum value of 50.8%.The POD,PAL and SOD activities in alfalfa leaf increased.
Key concepts: Downy mildew, Point of delivery, Plant disease resistance, Oxalic acid, Peroxidase, Biology, Horticulture, Agronomy