THIRUPATHI, Karuppana Pandian, Christoph-Martin GEILFUS, Karl-Hermann MUHLING and Vít GLOSER. RATIO IMAGING OF TEMPORAL CHANGES IN LEAF APOPLASTIC PH OF VICIA FABA (L.) PLANTS UNDER DROUGHT STRESS BY FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY TECHNIQUE. In František Hnilička. Influence of abiotic and biotic stresses on properties of plants 2015. 2015th ed. Praha: UEL - SAV Zvolen, 2015, p. 137-140. ISBN 978-80-89408-23-8.
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Original name RATIO IMAGING OF TEMPORAL CHANGES IN LEAF APOPLASTIC PH OF VICIA FABA (L.) PLANTS UNDER DROUGHT STRESS BY FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY TECHNIQUE
Name in Czech MĚŘENÍ ZMĚN PH APOPLASTU LISTŮ ROSTLIN VICIA FABA VYSTAVENÝM SUCHU POMOCÍ POMĚROVÉ FLUORESCENČNÍ METODY
Authors THIRUPATHI, Karuppana Pandian, Christoph-Martin GEILFUS, Karl-Hermann MUHLING and Vít GLOSER.
Edition 2015. vyd. Praha, Influence of abiotic and biotic stresses on properties of plants 2015, p. 137-140, 4 pp. 2015.
Publisher UEL - SAV Zvolen
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Original language English
Type of outcome Proceedings paper
Field of Study 30105 Physiology
Country of publisher Czech Republic
Confidentiality degree is not subject to a state or trade secret
Publication form printed version "print"
Organization unit Faculty of Science
ISBN 978-80-89408-23-8
Keywords in English drought stress; leaf apoplastic pH; ratio imaging; Vicia faba
Tags International impact, Reviewed
Changed by Changed by: doc. RNDr. Vít Gloser, Ph.D., učo 2691. Changed: 30/3/2016 11:18.
Abstract
We observed temporal dynamics of changes in apoplastic pH as a general stress response signal in fully developed leaves of Vicia faba (L.) plants both in diurnal cycle and during progressive soil drying. Use of H+-sensitive fluorescence probe in combination with ratio imaging microscopy allowed in situ measurements of intact plants with fine time resolution. Gradual increase of pH in apoplast started after 2 d of drought stress simultaneously with significantly decreased soil water content whereas changes in leaf water potential occurred later – after 4d of drought stress. The maximum change of 1.32 pH units was observed in leaf apoplast after 11 d of soil drying. The changes of pH were observed both in younger (top) leaves and in older (bottom) leaves but the amplitude was bigger in older leaves. The leaf apoplastic pH proved as a useful marker of stress signaling in plants.
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