Effect of Low Temperature Stress on Endogenous Hormones in Rice
Sha Zhu
Abstract
Sha Zhu
Abstract
In order to analyze the physiological and biochemical mechanisms of rice,by using Ganxin203. As the test material,the changes of the activities of endogenous hormones such as IAA,GA3and ABA in leaves at the booting stage under low temperature stress were studied. The result showed that the growth activity decreased and the contents of endogenous hormones in leaves changed significantly under the low temperature condition.The contents of IAA and GA3decreased.However,the content of ABA indecreased and accumulated rapidly.The contents of endogenous hormones changed more and more significautly with the decrease of temperature.As the recovery time lengthened,the contents of IAA,GA3increased,but the contents of ABA decreased.
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In order to analyze the physiological and biochemical mechanisms of rice,by using Ganxin203. As the test material,the changes of the activities of endogenous hormones such as IAA,GA3and ABA in leaves at the booting stage under low temperature stress were studied. The result showed that the growth activity decreased and the contents of endogenous hormones in leaves changed significantly under the low temperature condition.The contents of IAA and GA3decreased.However,the content of ABA indecreased and accumulated rapidly.The contents of endogenous hormones changed more and more significautly with the decrease of temperature.As the recovery time lengthened,the contents of IAA,GA3increased,but the contents of ABA decreased.
Key concepts: Endogeny, Hormone, Chemistry, Abscisic acid, Botany, Internal medicine, Biology, Biochemistry