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PLANT AND SOIL
卷 384, 期 1-2, 页码 347-362出版社
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s11104-014-2212-8
关键词
Genotypic differences; Nitrogen deficiency; Nitrogen uptake; Nitrogen utilization; Stay-green; SAG12 expression
资金
- Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) [Forschergruppe FOR 948]
Winter oilseed rape (Brassica napus L.) cultivation causes high nitrogen (N) balance surpluses. The breeding and cultivation of N-efficient cultivars (high grain yield under low N supply) can contribute to the reduction of the crop-specific N surpluses. Comparing line cultivars with hybrids and dwarfs the hypothesis was tested if stay-green into reproductive growth contributes to superior N efficiency of hybrids and dwarfs. The present work comprised two years field experiments with ten line, five hybrid and three dwarf cultivars and hydroponic experiments with three hybrid and nine line cultivars. Hybrids were superior in yield formation independent of the N supply. The greater N efficiency of the hybrids was related to a higher N uptake until maturity, but not to stay-green. This was in agreement with a hydroponic experiment in which the hybrids were particularly responsive in N starvation-induced leaf senescence of older leaves as revealed by SPAD, photosynthesis and the expression of the senescence-specific cysteine protease gene SAG12-1. Additionally, hybrids were characterized by an efficient N retranslocation from vegetative to reproductive plant organs in combination with a lower grain-N concentration. Both, N uptake and N utilization efficiency were decisive for the superior N efficiency of the hybrids.
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