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Estudos sobre a nutrição mineral do arroz: XXI - efeito das deficiências e excessos minerais na atividade da redútase de nitrato foliar e no teor de proteina dos grãos (nota prévia)

Studies on the mineral nutrition of the rice plant: XXI. Effects of mineral deficiencies and excesses on the activity of leaf nitrate reductase and grain protein (preliminary note)

Resumos

Plantas de arroz das variedades IAC-164 e IAC-165 foram cultivadas em solução nutritiva (nº 2 de Hoagland), completa com deficiência de macronutrientes e de B, Cu e Zn e com excesso de Al e Cl. No fim do ciclo, foi determinada a atividade da redútase de nitrato (RNO3) nas folhas, e após a maturação, foi determinado o teor de proteína bruta dos grãos. Nas duas variedades verificou-se que a atividade enzimática foi diminuída pelas deficiências de N, P, K e pela toxidez de Al e Cl; na IAC-164 a carência de S teve o mesmo efeito depressivo; na IAC-I65, além do efeito mencionado, houve o da falta de Mg. O teor de proteína bruta nos grãos diminuiu com as deficiências de N, P, Se Cu e com a toxidez de Al; aumentou aparentemente nos tratamentos com deficiência de K e Mg. Foi encontrada correlação entre atividade de RNO3 e teor proteico dos grãos quando os dados relativos aos tratamentos -K e -Mg não foram considerados.


Rice plants, varieties IAC-164 and IAC-165 weree grown in number 2 Hoagland's solution, full strength, and with excess of Al and Cl. Nitrate reductase (RNO3) activity was assayed in the leaves one month before harvesting. When the grains were already dry, plants were harvested, the mineral contents of the organs was determined, and crude protein in the grains was also determined (semi micro Kjeldahl). Statistical analyses of the data thus obtained showed that enzymatic activity decreased when the plants were deficient in N, P, and K, as well as when the plants were deficient in N, P, and K, as well as when they had excess Al and Cl. Sulfur deficiency depressed RNO3 activity in variety IAC-164 only. Lack of Mg had the same effect in variety IAC-165. Crude protein in the grains decreased due to lack of N, P, Cu, and S, and to excess both of Al and Cl. In both varieties, however, the deficiencies of K and Mg had apparently the opposite effect. By putting together data from all treatments (except -K and -Mg) a positive correlation between leaf RNO3 activity and grain protein was found to exist.


Estudos sobre a nutrição mineral do arroz. XXI - efeito das deficiências e excessos minerais na atividade da redútase de nitrato foliar e no teor de proteina dos grãos (nota prévia)* * Com ajuda da FAPESP, CNEN, CNPq e BNDE.

Studies on the mineral nutrition of the rice plant. XXI. Effects of mineral deficiencies and excesses on the activity of leaf nitrate reductase and grain protein (preliminary note)

E. MalavoltaI; A. ParadaII; G. MartinsII; J.C. GonçalvesII; J.F. CenturionII; L.A.B.C. VasconcellosII; M. AlmeidaII; M.E. MarchettiII; O.A. PereiraII; P. BuzettiII; C.P. CabralIII

IDepartamento de Química, E.S.A. "Luiz de Queiroz", USP

IIEstudantes de Pós-graduação

IIICentro de Energia Nuclear na Agricultura, USP

RESUMO

Plantas de arroz das variedades IAC-164 e IAC-165 foram cultivadas em solução nutritiva (nº 2 de Hoagland), completa com deficiência de macronutrientes e de B, Cu e Zn e com excesso de Al e Cl. No fim do ciclo, foi determinada a atividade da redútase de nitrato (RNO3) nas folhas, e após a maturação, foi determinado o teor de proteína bruta dos grãos. Nas duas variedades verificou-se que a atividade enzimática foi diminuída pelas deficiências de N, P, K e pela toxidez de Al e Cl; na IAC-164 a carência de S teve o mesmo efeito depressivo; na IAC-I65, além do efeito mencionado, houve o da falta de Mg. O teor de proteína bruta nos grãos diminuiu com as deficiências de N, P, Se Cu e com a toxidez de Al; aumentou aparentemente nos tratamentos com deficiência de K e Mg. Foi encontrada correlação entre atividade de RNO3 e teor proteico dos grãos quando os dados relativos aos tratamentos -K e -Mg não foram considerados.

SUMMARY

Rice plants, varieties IAC-164 and IAC-165 weree grown in number 2 Hoagland's solution, full strength, and with excess of Al and Cl. Nitrate reductase (RNO3) activity was assayed in the leaves one month before harvesting. When the grains were already dry, plants were harvested, the mineral contents of the organs was determined, and crude protein in the grains was also determined (semi micro Kjeldahl). Statistical analyses of the data thus obtained showed that enzymatic activity decreased when the plants were deficient in N, P, and K, as well as when the plants were deficient in N, P, and K, as well as when they had excess Al and Cl. Sulfur deficiency depressed RNO3 activity in variety IAC-164 only. Lack of Mg had the same effect in variety IAC-165. Crude protein in the grains decreased due to lack of N, P, Cu, and S, and to excess both of Al and Cl. In both varieties, however, the deficiencies of K and Mg had apparently the opposite effect. By putting together data from all treatments (except -K and -Mg) a positive correlation between leaf RNO3 activity and grain protein was found to exist.

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CO-AUTORES

Estudantes de pós-graduação: E.A. Pauletto, J. H. Campelo Jr., J.R. Freitas, L.F. Cavalcanti, M.L. Liva, M.F. Fiore, O. Primavesi, S.M. Fonseca, A.B. Vecchiato, A.C.S. Medeiros, H.J. Kliemann, J.A. Azevedo, M.D. Thomazini, P.J.C. Genú, S.R. Leão.

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    Com ajuda da FAPESP, CNEN, CNPq e BNDE.
  • Datas de Publicação

    • Publicação nesta coleção
      09 Abr 2012
    • Data do Fascículo
      1982
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