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Salt-Stimulated Bicarbonate-Dependent Photosynthesis in the Marine Angiosperm Zostera muelleri 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Millhouse, J. and Strother, S. 1986. Salt-stimulated bicarbonate-dependentphotosynthesis in the marine angiosperm Zostera muelleri.J.exp. Bot. 37: 965976. Photosynthetic oxygen evolution in the seagrass Zostera muelleriIrmisch ex Aschers. was inhibited in iso-osmotic sucrose. Theapparent affinity of the leaves for CO2 in seawater increasesfrom pH 8?2 to 8?9 indicating that as well as CO2 may act as a substrate for photosynthesis. Theaffinity for CO2 was lower in iso-osmotic sucrose and was notaffected by pH. Under these conditions was not a substrate for photosynthesis. The differencebetween the photosynthetic rate in seawater and iso-osmoticsucrose at the same concentration of CO2 was used to estimate assimilation. The Briggs-Maskell equation, which allows for an unstirred layer around the tissuewas more appropriate than the Michaelis-Menten theory for calculatingthe apparent affinity of the leaf slices for CO2. The apparentKm CO2 was calculated as 116 mmol m3 at pH 8?2 by Michaelis-Mentenkinetics but only 8?10 mmol m3 by the Briggs-Maskellequation. The stimulation by various ions in Seawater of use was investigated. The cations,in decreasing order of effectiveness were Ca2+, Mg2+, K+ andNa+ Anions were ineffective. No single cation at its concentrationin seawater was capable of supporting use at the rate observed in seawater. Acetazolamide,an inhibitor of carbonic anhydrase, inhibited the use of for photosynthesis but had littleeffect on CO2 photosynthesis. Thus, carbonic anhydrase activityis required for -dependent photosynthesis. Key words: Zostera muelleri, photosynthesis, salinity 相似文献
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Millhouse, J. and Strother, S. 1987. Further characteristicsof salt-dependent bicarbonate use by the seagrass Zostera muelleri.J.exp. Bot. 38: 10551068. The contribution of HCO3to photosynthetic O2 evolutionin the seagrass Zostera muelleri Irmisch ex Aschers. increasedwith increasing salinity of the bathing seawater when the inorganiccarbon concentration was kept constant. K1/2 (seawater salts)for HCO3 -dependent photosynthesis was 66% of seawatersalinity. Both short- and long-term pretreatment at low salinitiesstimulated photosynthesis in full strength seawater. Twentyfour hours pre-incubation of seagrass plants in 3·0 molm3 NaHCO3 resulted in increased photosynthesis at allsalinities, apparently due to stimulation of HCO3 use(K1/2 (seawater salts) = 26%). Vmax (HCO3) was not affectedby low salinity pretreatment. The kinetics of HCO3 stimulationby the major seawater cations was investigated. Ca2+ was themost effective cation with the highest Vmax (HCO3) andwith K1/2(Ca2+) = 14 mol m3. Mg2+ was also very effectiveat less than 50 mol m3 but higher concentrations wereinhibitory. This inhibition cannot be accounted for solely byprecipitation of MgCO3. Na+ and K+ were both capable of stimulatingHCO3 use. Stimulation was in two distinct parts. Up to500 mol m3, both citrate and chloride salts gave similarresults (K1/2(Na+) 81 mol m3, Vmax(HCO3) 0·26µmol O2 mg1 chl min1), but use of citratesalts above 500 mol m2 caused a second stimulation ofHCO3 use (K1/2(Na+) 830 mol m3, Vmax(HCO3)0·68 µmol O2 mg1 chl min1). Vmax(HCO3)for the second-phase Na+ or K+ stimulation was of the same orderas for Ca2+-stimulated HCO3 use. To further characterizesalt-dependent HCO3 use, the sensitivity of photosynthesisto Tris and TES buffers was investigated. The effects of Trisappear to be due to the action of Tris+ causing stimulationof HCO3 -dependent photosynthesis in the absence of salt,but inhibition of HCO3 use in saline media. TES has noeffect on photosynthesis. External carbonic anhydrase, althoughimplicated in salt-dependent HCO3 use in Z. muelleri,could not be detected in whole leaves. Key words: Zostera muelleri, HCO3 use, salinity 相似文献
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