Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis, Volume. 30, Issue 3, 820(2010)

Comparative Analysis of Endogenous Hormones between Two Species of

ZHENG Chun-xia, CHEN Bo-lang, JIA Hong-tao, SHENG Jian-dong*, and PAN Xin-
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    The changes in three endogenous hormones, phytohormones gibberrelicacid (GA3), indoles-3-acid (IAA) and abscisic acid (ABA), were studied aroundgermination and under tress of different density of Pb2+ between two species ofAmmopiptanathus. It was found that (1) around germination, in XinjiangAmmopiptanthus the rate IAA decreased 77.80%, and the rate of ABA decreased98.90%; and in Mongolia Ammopiptanthus the rate of IAA decreased 75.80%, the rateof ABA decreased 66.20%, and the GA3 contents in both had no big change. (2) Withthe increase in Pb2+ concentration (20-1 500 mg?L-1), the IAA decreasedsignificantly; and only under the high density (more than 1 000 mg?L-1) of Pb2+,the GA3 was affected by it; the ABA did not change regularly. So the threeendogenous hormone levels of Mongolia Ammopiptanthus were higher than those ofXinjiang Ammopiptanthus.(3)the distributions of Pb2+ in Ammopiptanthus seedlingsare the root>stems>leaves. (4) the stress of high concentration of Pb2+ damagesirreversibly the leaf cells of Ammopiptanthus. This study can provide the basisof reference data for further research on the growth characteristics, resilienceand the mechanism of specific broad-leaved evergreen shrubs-Ammopiptanthus indesertification area.(XJEDU2004I08), 土壤学新疆自治区重点学科项目资助

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    ZHENG Chun-xia, CHEN Bo-lang, JIA Hong-tao, SHENG Jian-dong, PAN Xin-. Comparative Analysis of Endogenous Hormones between Two Species of[J]. Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis, 2010, 30(3): 820

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    Received: Mar. 12, 2009

    Accepted: --

    Published Online: Jan. 26, 2011

    The Author Email: Jian-dong SHENG (SJD@126.com)

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