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Frontiers of Agriculture in China

ISSN 1673-7334

ISSN 1673-744X(Online)

CN 11-5729/S

Front Agric Chin    2011, Vol. 5 Issue (1) : 45-50    https://doi.org/10.1007/s11703-010-1051-5
RESEARCH ARTICLE
Effects of growth regulators on the respiration metabolism of pear buds during dormant period
Lei BI1, Yuxing ZHANG1(), Bharat Kumar POUDYAL2
1. College of Horticulture, Agricultural University of Hebei, Baoding 071001, China; 2. Department of Agriculture, Fruit Development Directorate, Kirtipur, Kathmandu, Nepal
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Abstract

The effects of growth regulators on the respiration metabolism of pear buds during dormant period were studied in this experiment. The results showed that, during early dormant period, the respiration intensity of pear buds was infirm and increased slowly. As the weather became very cold, the respiration intensity rapidly declined, and after that it changed a little. In the later stage of dormant period, the respiration intensity rose rapidly. The maximum value appeared on January 4th, at 0.390 mo1 O2·g-1 FW·min-1, but thereafter declined to its original level. Under natural conditions, three respiratory pathways showed different changes. Pentose phosphate pathway might be the main reason for dormancy release in pear buds. The exogenous gibberellins were more efficient than salicylic acid in increasing the respiration rate. The exogenous SA appeared to play a more important role than exogenous GA3 in phosphopentose pathway. The effect of gibberellins would be more effective than SA in tricarboxylic acid cycle (TCA). The respiration rate of glycolysis was not affected by gibberellins and salicylic acid.

Keywords pear      dormancy      respiration intensity      growth regulators     
Corresponding Author(s): ZHANG Yuxing,Email:jonsonzhyx@yahoo.com.cn   
Issue Date: 05 March 2011
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Yuxing ZHANG,Bharat Kumar POUDYAL,Lei BI. Effects of growth regulators on the respiration metabolism of pear buds during dormant period[J]. Front Agric Chin, 2011, 5(1): 45-50.
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https://academic.hep.com.cn/fag/EN/Y2011/V5/I1/45
Fig.1  Changes in the intensity of respiration of dormancy buds
Fig.2  Changes of respiratory pathway of dormancy buds
Fig.3  Effects of regulators on respiratory intensity of dormancy buds
treatmenttime of treatment/d
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CK0.13Ab0.20Bb0.08Ab0.18Bb0.18Ab0.28Bb0.39Aa0.17Aa0.14ABb0.20Aab
SA0.19Aab0.21Bb0.12Aab0.31Aa0.28Aa0.49Aa0.36Aa0.15Aa0.12Bc0.18Ab
GA30.19Aa0.29Aa0.13Aa0.30Aa0.25Aab0.54Aa0.39Aa0.17Aa0.16Aa0.22Aa
Tab.1  Effects of integration treatment on respiratory intensity of dormancy buds
Fig.4  Effects of regulators on phosphopentose pathway of dormancy buds
treatmenttime of treatment/d
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CK0.27Aa0.25Aa0.30Aa0.24Aa0.50Ab0.40ABa0.32Aa0.44Aa0.38Aa0.35Aa
SA0.26Aa0.33Aa0.37Aa0.28Aa0.56Aa0.32Bb0.33Aa0.42Aa0.38Aa0.41Aa
GA30.23Aa0.27Aa0.33Aa0.24Aa0.50Ab0.42Aa0.37Aa0.39Aa0.35Aa0.34Aa
Tab.2  Effects of integration treatment on phosphopentose pathway of dormancy buds
Fig.5  Effects of regulators on tricarboxylic acid cycle of dormancy buds
treatmenttime of treatment/d
11-2011-3012-1012-2012-2512-301-41-91-141-19
CK0.21Bb0.22Bb0.25Ab0.28Bb0.26Bc0.32Aa0.44Aa0.27Ab0.33Aa0.30Aab
SA0.22Bb0.29ABa0.28Ab0.30Bb0.32Bb0.21Ab0.31Bc0.39Aa0.43Aa0.26Ab
GA30.33Aa0.34Aa0.34Aa0.42Aa0.48Aa0.33Aa0.38ABb0.42Aa0.41Aa0.33Aa
Tab.3  Effects of integration treatment on tricarboxylic acid cycle of dormancy buds
Fig.6  Effects of regulators on glycolytic pathway of dormancy buds
treatmenttime of treatment/d
11-2011-3012-1012-2012-2512-301-41-91-141-19
CK0.23Aa0.31Aa0.26Aa0.32Aa0.42Aa0.33Aa0.43Aa0.48Aa0.44Aa0.42Aa
SA0.14Aab0.30Aa0.21Bb0.30Aa0.36Ab0.32Aa0.33Bb0.38Ab0.35Ab0.35Aa
GA30.10Ab0.26Aa0.23ABb0.32Aa0.40Ab0.33Aa0.37ABb0.47Aa0.44Aa0.41Aa
Tab.4  The effect of integration treatment on glycolytic pathway of dormancy buds
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