YIN Haojie, WANG Rongrong, JIANG Guiying, et al. Response of Photosynthetic Physiology and Yield of Spring Wheat to Drought-Rewatering[J]. 2023, 37(6): 134-144.
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YIN Haojie, WANG Rongrong, JIANG Guiying, et al. Response of Photosynthetic Physiology and Yield of Spring Wheat to Drought-Rewatering[J]. 2023, 37(6): 134-144. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2023.06.018.
Response of Photosynthetic Physiology and Yield of Spring Wheat to Drought-Rewatering
In order to explore the effects of soil drought at different growth stages on photosynthetic physiological characteristics and yield of different drought resistant wheat varieties. Taking "Xinchun 22 (XC22)" with weak drought resistance variety and "Xinchun 6'(XC6)" with strong drought resistance variety as the materials
under soil column cultivation and field conditions
five treatments were set up: conventional irrigation (CK)
mild drought at tillering stage (W1)
moderate drought at tillering stage (W2)
mild drought at jointing stage (M1) and moderate drought at jointing stage (M2)
respectively. The changes of leaf chlorophyll content
leaf area index (LAI)
gas exchange parameters
chlorophyll fluorescence parameters
above-ground dry matter accumulation
panicle weight and yield of wheat were studied. The results showed that the drought-resistant variety "XC22" was more affected by water stress and its recovery ability was weaker after rewatering. Only W1 treatment could recover to the level of stalemate with CK. Compared with "XC22"
the "compensation effect" of strong drought resistant variety "XC6" was more obvious after M1 treatment. The RuBPC enzyme activity
gas exchange parameters and chlorophyll fluorescence parameters could quickly recover to CK level after rehydration
which was stronger than other treatments. At milk stage
the net photosynthetic rate (Pn)
stomatal conductance (Gs)
transpiration rate (Tr) and maximum fluorescence yield under dark adaptation (Fm)
maximum fluorescence yield under light adaptation (Fm')
actual photosynthetic quantum yield (ΦPSⅡ) and photochemical quenching coefficient (qp) of PSⅡ were significantly increased by 11.39%
7.50%
7.38% and 7.86%
6.78%
17.24%
2.48%
respectively
compared with CK. Mild drought treatment did not reduce dry matter accumulation and yield of wheat
but contributed to the increase of ear weight
and the dry matter accumulation
ear weight and yield of "XC6" under M1 treatment were significantly higher than CK. The correlation and path analysis between photosynthetic parameters and yield showed that yield was significantly positively correlated with Pn
Gs
Fm
Fm' and qp
Pn was the most important promoting factor in yield formation. The recovery and maintenance of photosynthetic physiological characteristics of spring wheat after anthesis were more strongly affected by water stress at jointing stage. Under the drip irrigation model in Xinjiang
mild drought stress at the early growth stage was beneficial to improve the photosynthetic performance of drought-resistant wheat varieties after rewatering
increase the accumulation of aboveground dry matter
promote the transport of photosynthate to reproductive organs
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