Comparative Analysis of Photosynthetic Activity and PSII Protein Profiles of Some Plants Grown under Enhanced Solar UV-B Radiation
作者机构:PG and Research Department of BotanyUnit of Plant Stress PhysiologyPachaiyappa’s CollegeChennai 600032Tamil NaduIndia Department of BotanySri Meenakshi Government Arts College for WomenMadurai 625002Tamil NaduIndia Centre for Advanced Studies in BotanyUniversity of MadrasGuindy CampusChennai 600032Tamil NaduIndia
出 版 物:《Journal of Agricultural Science and Technology(A)》 (农业科学与技术(A))
年 卷 期:2018年第8卷第5期
页 面:287-295页
学科分类:09[农学]
主 题:Photosystem II UV-B radiation black gram green gram carrot radish
摘 要:The deleterious effects of ultraviolet B(UV-B)radiation on photosynthesis and photosynthetic proteins of tropical and temperate plants have been *** tropical plants(black gram and green gram),the temperate plants(carrot and radish)also successfully grown in the tropical *** were exposed to enhanced UV-B radiation under field *** studies show that under enhanced UV-B radiation photosynthetic activity was increased in black *** green gram and radish the UV-B radiation slightly enhanced the photosynthetic activity,but it inhibited the photosynthetic activity in *** comparative results showed changes in contents of thylakoid 55,47,43,33,29,27-25,23 and 17 kDa polypeptides that were significantly lowered in UV-B treated carrot plant when compared to other *** PSII protein profile results showed a strong correlation between the presence of a membrane polypeptide and photosynthetic *** black gram and green gram the UV-B radiation did not produce any significant difference in the PSII *** in the case of radish the UV-B radiation increased the accumulation of 33-28 kDa protein and affected expression of the 63 kDa *** the case of carrot,severe degradation of 32 kDa and 33 kDa,corresponding to D1 and D2 core proteins of PSII,was *** could be concluded that the ability of plants to tolerate increased levels of UV-B radiation,relative to photosynthetic capacity,depends on acclimation processes of the plant in the growing region.