Timing effect of high temperature exposure on the plasticity of internode and plant architecture in maize
作者机构:College of Agronomy and BiotechnologyChina Agricultural UniversityBeijing 100193China China Tobacco Hunan Industrial CorporationChangsha 410019China Innovation Center of Agricultural Technology for Lowland Plain of HebeiWuqiao 061802China
出 版 物:《Journal of Integrative Agriculture》 (农业科学学报(英文版))
年 卷 期:2024年第23卷第2期
页 面:551-565页
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基 金:This work was supported by the earmarked fund for China Agriculture Research System(CARS-02-16)
主 题:maize high temperature internode growth plasticity plant architecture
摘 要:The occurrence of high temperature(HT)in crop production is becoming more frequent and unpredictable with global warming,severely threatening food *** state of an organ’s growth and development is largely determined by the temperature conditions it is exposed to over *** is the main cereal crop,and its stem growth and plant architecture are closely related to lodging resistance,and especially sensitive to ***,systematic research on the timing effect of HT on the sequentially developing internode and stem is currently *** identify the timing effect of HT on the morphology and plasticity of the stem in maize,two hybrids(Zhengdan 958(ZD958),Xianyu 335(XY335))characterized by distinct morphological traits in the stem were exposed to a 7-day HT treatment from the V6 to V17 stages(Vn presents the vegetative stage with n leaves fully expanded)in *** results demonstrated that exposure to HT during V6-V12 accelerated the rapid elongation of *** instance,HT occurring at V7 and V12 specifically promoted the lengths and weights of the 3rd-5th and 9th-11th internodes,***,HT slowed the growth of internodes adjacent to the promoted ***,compared with control,the plant height was significantly increased soon after HT treatment,but the promotion effect became narrower at the subsequent flowering stage,demonstrating a self-adjusting mechanism in the maize plant in response to ***,HT altered the plant architectures,including a rising of the ear position and increase in the ear position ***335 exhibited greater sensitivity in stem development than ZD958 under HT *** findings improve our systematic understanding of the plasticity of internode and plant architecture in response to the timing of HT exposure.