Effect of Na_2CO_3 Salt Stress on Protective Emzyme Acitivity in Bud Stage of Different Tomato Cultivars
Guangchen Zhang
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Guangchen Zhang
Abstract
Eight tomato cultivars were treated with 5 Na2CO3 densities in bud stage.The water was took as the CK.The results indicated that SOD content increased first,then fallen in the bud stage with the Na2CO3 increase;under the high Na2CO3 stress,proline,soluble sugar,POD content kept the high level,this showed that the high salty stress was serious to the plant's injury.The tolerance to salt of Shennv,Shennongdahong,and Zimei was strong,Fenhong Tomato,Xifan 206 Tomato,Jiafen was medium and Yueguang Tomato,L-402 was weak.The sensitive of salty stress varied in the 8 tomato cultivars.
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Eight tomato cultivars were treated with 5 Na2CO3 densities in bud stage.The water was took as the CK.The results indicated that SOD content increased first,then fallen in the bud stage with the Na2CO3 increase;under the high Na2CO3 stress,proline,soluble sugar,POD content kept the high level,this showed that the high salty stress was serious to the plant's injury.The tolerance to salt of Shennv,Shennongdahong,and Zimei was strong,Fenhong Tomato,Xifan 206 Tomato,Jiafen was medium and Yueguang Tomato,L-402 was weak.The sensitive of salty stress varied in the 8 tomato cultivars.
Key concepts: Cultivar, Sugar, Point of delivery, Proline, Horticulture, Biology, Agronomy, Food science