strictly no3- nutrition alleviates iron deficiency chlorosis in arabidopsis thaliana plants

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Abstract
The effects of NO3- nutrition on iron deficiency responses were investigated in Arabidopsis thaliana. Plants were grown with or without 5 µM Fe, and with NO3- alone or a mixture of NO3- and NH4+. The results indicated that, NO3- nutrition induced higher dry matter production, regardless the Fe concentration. Fe deficiency reduced growth activity, photosynthetic pigment concentration and Fe content of plants, whatever the N forms. This decrease was more pronounced in plants grown with mixed N source; those plants presented the highest EL and MDA and anthocyanin contents compared to plants grown under Fe sufficient conditions. In iron free-solutions, with NO3- as the sole nitrogen source, enhanced FC-R activity in the roots was observed. However, in the presence of NH4+, plants displayed some decrease in in FC-R and PEPC activities. The presence of NH4+ modified typical Fe stress responses in Arabidopsis thaliana plants.
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Authors ;Najoua Msilini;Ines Guesmi;Mohamed Chebbi;Thouraya Amdouni;Mokhtar Lachaвl;Zeineb Ouerghi
Journal clinical therapeutics
Year 2014
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http://www.jspb.ru/issues/2014/N1/JSPB_2014_1_268-279.pdf
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arabidopsis thaliana iron deficiency

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