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1 2009, 32 (2) : Journal of N anjing A gricultural U niversity http: / / nauxb1njau1edu1cn,,. b [ J ]., 2009, 32 ( 2) : b,, 3 (, ) : b ( 249) 5, ( P n ) Rubisco,, P n Rubisco b,, Rubisco, b 5 P n : b; ; ; ; Rubisco : Q945 : A : (2009) Changes in photosyn thesis and chlorophyll fluorescence parameters during rice leaf senescence in low chlorophyll b mutant L I Rui, ZHOU W ei, LU W ei 3 (College of L ife Sciences, Nanjing Agricultural University, Nanjing , China) Ab s tra c t: Low chlorophyll b rice mutant and wild type rice ( Zhenhui 249) were used to study the changes in net photosynthesis rate ( P n ), chlorophyll fluorescence parameters and relative content of Rubisco during leaf senescence. The results showed that af2 ter full expansion of leaves, P n, chlorophyll fluorescence parameters and relative content of Rubisco decreased significantly in both low chlorophyll b rice mutant and the wild type. P n in the mutant was higher than that of wild type. But there was no difference of chlorophyll fluorescence parameters between the mutant and wild type. Meanwhile, the decline of the relative Rubisco content was faster in the wild type than in the mutant, fested at the carbon assim ilation stage. so the effects of low chlorophyll b on senescence of the fifth leaf of rice was mainly mani2 Key wo rd s: low chlorophyll b; leaf senescence; net photosynthetic rate; chlorophyll fluorescence; relative content of Rubisco,,,,,, b, b, [ 1-4 ] b,,,, b,, [ 5-6 ] b,, b [ 7 ] Chen [ 8-9 ],, b Rubisco, b : :, :,,, E2mail: luw@njau1edu1cn, Tel:

2 2, : b 11, (O ryza sativa L1) 249 ( ) 249 b ( ) HgCl 2 15 m in,, h, 24 h,,, 5 d ( d) (R SP ) [ 10 ],, 3 80% [ 11 ] 113 ( P n ) (APD ) L I2COR L I26400,, 8: : 00, 25, mol m - 2 s - 1 6, 3 50% [ 11 ] 114 PAM, 20 m in mol m - 2 s - 1 [ 12 ] : PS F v / F m = ( F m - F o ) / F m ; ( PS ) PS = ( F m - F s ) / F m ; qp = ( F m - F s ) / ( F m - F o ) ; qn = 1 - ( F m - F o ) / ( F m - F o ) ; ETR = PS ( Yield) ( PAR) AF 015 : AF (Ab2 sorbed PAR Fraction, AF) [ 13 ], 0186, R ub isco 015 g 5 3 ml 50 mmol L - 1 Tris2HCl ph 718 ( 10 mmol L - 1 MgCl 2, 10 mmol L - 1 DTT, 10 mmol L - 1 NaHCO 3, 1215% Glycerol), g 10 m in 012 ml, ( 2% SDS, 10% Glycerol, 5% 2Mercap toetha2 nol, 1% B romophenol B lue), 3 m in, SDS2PAGE 4%, 12%, 160 V, 1 h M ini2p rotean B iorad CBB R2250, /, Rubisco Rubisco 116 Excel, O rigin a /b R SP P n APD 1,, a /b 35 d, 73189%, 52176%, 1715 d, 24 d, 5 5, 5 5 ; a /b, b,,, 2, 1,, 20 d, 35 d, 81149%, 76161%, 2715 d 2915 d,

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4 2, : b 13 32C, PS, 0 25 d, ( ETR) ( 32D), 0 25 d, PS ETR qp ( 32E), ( PQ ), qn PS,, 213 R ub isco qn ( 32E) qp qn, Calvin CO 2 [ 14 ], Rubisco [ 15 ] 4 Rubisco, Rubisco, Bandscan, 35 Rubisco 40%, 58%, Rubisco R ub isco SD S 2PAGE F ig14 SD S 2PAGE e lec trop ho re sis ana lysis o f the fifth lea f o f m u ta n t and w ild typ e rice, b, PS,,, [ 4 ], b, F v / F m, F v / F m, PS b PS,, b,,, 5 P n, Rubisco, Rubisco [ ] b,,,,,, Rubisco, ( ) [ 18 ] Rubisco Rubisco, [ 19 ] ;, Rubisco, : [ 1 ] Killough D T, HorlacherW R. The inheritance of virescent yellow and red p lant colors in cotton [ J ]. Genetics, 1933, 18: [ 2 ] Falbel T G, Staehelin L A. Partial blocks in the early step s of the chlorophyll synthesis pathway: a common feature of chlorophyll b2deficient mutants [ J ]. Physiologia Plantarum, 1996, 97:

5 14 32 [ 3 ] Falbel T G, Meehl J B, Staehelin A. Severity of mutant phenotype in a series of chlorophyll2deficientwheatmutants depends on light intensi2 ty and the severity of the block in chlorophyll synthesis [ J ]. Plant Physiol, 1996, 112: [ 4 ] HavauxM, Tardy F. Thermostability and photostability of photosystem in leaves of the Chlorina2f 2 barley mutant deficient in light2harves2 ting chlorophyll a / b protein complexes [ J ]. Plant Physiol, 1997, 113: [ 5 ],,,. b [ J ]., 2000, 42: [ 6 ],,. [ J ]., 2004, 37 (3) : [ 7 ] W u Zim ing, Zhang Xin, He B ing, et al. A chlorophyll2deficient rice mutant with impaired chlorophyllide esterification in chlorophyll bio2 synthesis [ J ]. Plant Physiol, 2007, 145: [ 8 ] Chen Xi, ZhangW ei, Xie Yajing, et al. Comparative p roteom ics of thylakoid membrane from a chlorophyll b2less rice mutant and its wild type [ J ]. Plant Sci, 2007, 173: [ 9 ],, Zhao Yingxin,. b [ J ]., 2006, 33 (7) : [ 10 ]. [ J ]., 1985, 3 (5) : [ 11 ],,,. [ J ]., 2001, 27 (4) : [ 12 ] Schreiber U, Schliwa U, B ilgerw. Continuous recording of photochem ical and non2photochem ical chlorophyll fluorescence quenchingwith a new type of modulation fluorometer [ J ]. Photosyn Res, 1986, 10: [ 13 ] Bgrkman O, Demm ig B. Photon yield of O 2 evolution and chlorophyll fluorescence characteristics at 77 K among vascular p lants of diverse or2 igins [ J ]. Planta, 1987, 170: [ 14 ] Thomas H, Stoddart J L. Leaf senescence [ J ]. Ann Rev Plant Physiol, 1980, 31: [ 15 ] Friedrich J M, Huffaker R C. Photosynthesis, leaf resistance, and ribulose21, 52bisphosphate carboxylase degradation in senescing barley leaves [ J ]. Plant Physiol, 1980, 65: [ 16 ] Houtz R L, Portis A R. The life of ribulose 1, 52bisphosphate carboxylase /oxygenase2posttranslational facts and mysteries [ J ]. A rch B io2 chem B iophys, 2003, 414: [ 17 ] Ishida H, Makino A, Mae T. Fragmentation of the large subunit of ribulose21, 52bisphosphate carboxylase by reactive oxygen species occurs near Gly2329 [ J ]. J B iol Chem, 1999, 274: [ 18 ],,,. b [ J ]., 2003, 29 (2) : [ 19 ],,,. H 2 O 2 Rubisco [ J ]., 2002, 38 (3) : :

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