WANG Rongrong, WANG Haiqi, JIANG Guiying, et al. Response of Water Consumption and Root Physiological Characteristics of Two Different Drought-tolerant Wheat Varieties to Anthesis Stage Drought[J]. 2022, 36(4): 253-264.
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WANG Rongrong, WANG Haiqi, JIANG Guiying, et al. Response of Water Consumption and Root Physiological Characteristics of Two Different Drought-tolerant Wheat Varieties to Anthesis Stage Drought[J]. 2022, 36(4): 253-264. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2022.04.032.
Response of Water Consumption and Root Physiological Characteristics of Two Different Drought-tolerant Wheat Varieties to Anthesis Stage Drought
In order to explore the water consumption characteristics
root physiological characteristics and yield response to anthesis stage drought of different drought-tolerant wheat varieties
taking drought-tolerant variety "Xinchun 6" (XC 6) and drought-intolerant variety "Xinchun 22" (XC 22) as the experimental materials
conventional irrigation (CK)
mild drought (T1) and moderate drought (T2) at anthesis stage were set up under soil column cultivation and field conditions to investigate the effects of drought stress on water consumption characteristics
root physiological characteristics of different soil layers and yield of drip irrigation wheat field. The results showed that after anthesis stage drought
the water consumption and water consumption intensity of the two wheat varieties in the whole growth period were CK>T1>T2
and the water consumption modelcoefficient reached the maximum at the jointing-booting stage. After rehydration with T1 treatment
the bleeding fluid
root activity
hydraulic conductivity (Lpr)
the avtivity of catalase (CAT)
peroxidase (POD) and superoxide dismutase (SOD) and soluble protein (SP) content significantly increased
which promoted the increase of shoot mass and 1 000 grain weight
and improved yield and water use efficiency. Compared with XC 22
bleeding fluid
Lpr
root activity
SOD
POD
SP content
shoot quality and yield of XC 6 all significantly increased. In T1 treatment
the bleeding fluid and Lpr of XC 6 were 5.4% to 25.1%
2.2% to 15.7%higher than those of XC 22
respectively
and the SOD (6.9% to 20.0%
2.6% to 24.7% and 3.6% to 31.1%)
POD (4.1% to 19.1%
3.9% to 25.2% and 3.7% to 21.6%)
CAT (7.8% to 15.2%
8.3% to 13.3% and 10.8% to 13.3%) activities and SP content(4.5% to 20.4%
0.8% to 29.4% and 1.3% to 7.9%) in 0-20
20-40 and 40-60 cm soil layers were significantly higherthan those of XC 22
respectively. Root mass
shoot mass and yield had a quadratic parabola relationship with water consumption
and there was a significant positive correlation with bleeding fluid
Lpr
MDA and CAT activities. The interaction between water treatment and varieties had significant effects on Lpr
POD
CAT and SP content. Therefore
mild anthesis stage drought of drought-tolerant variety could reduce water consumption
improve root SP content and antioxidant enzyme activity
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