会议专题

Effects of K+ on Na+ uptake and accumulation in a wild Halophyte grass Suaeda maritime

Limiting Na+ uptake and accumulation in the cytosol is the key measure to improve plant salt tolerance ( Flowers, 2004).However, Na+ uptake pathways in higher plants are not so clear by now.Wang et al.(2007) reported that two distinct low‐affinity Na+ uptake pathways exist in S.maritima : Pathway 1 might be mediated by a high‐affinity K+ transporter under 25 mM NaCl that is insensitive to TEA+ or Cs+, but sensitive to Ba2 + and pathway 2 by an AKT1‐type channel under 150 mM NaCl that is sensitive to TEA+, Cs+, or Ba2 +.Here we reported that the turning‐point of external salt concentrations for the two pathways and the effects of K+ on 22 Na+ influx and accumulation in S.maritima.

K+ transporters 22 Na+ influx Na+ accumulation

JinLin Zhang SuoMin Wang Timothy J.Flowers JianYi Cai

School of Pastoral Agriculture Science and Technology,Key Lab of Grassland Agro-ecosystem,Ministry o School of Life Sciences,University of Sussex,Falmer,Brighton,SussexB N1 9QG,UK

国际会议

2008世界草地与草原大会

呼和浩特

英文

2008-06-29(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)