Journal of Stress Physiology & Biochemistry, Vol. 8 No. 4 2012, pp. 302-321 ISSN 1997-0838
Original Text Copyright (cc) 2012 by   Islam, Berrios 



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Physiological behaviors and recovery responses of four galician grapevine (Vitis vinifera L.) cultivars under water stress

Islam M. T.*, Berrios J. G.

Departamento De Produccion Vexetal, Escuela Politecnica Superior. S/N 27007, Campus De Lugo. Universidade De Santiago De Compostela, Spain.

*E-Mail:   mdtorikul.islam@rai.usc.es

Received  October 12, 2012

Gas exchange parameters and chlorophyll fluorescence of four pot grown Galician grapevines (Vitis vinifera L. cv. Albariņo, Brancellao, Godello and Treixadura) were examined under different levels of water stress in greenhouse. After extreme stress, gas exchange recovery responses were evaluated. Average ΨPD for control and stressed plants were -0.4 MPa and -1.45 MPa respectively. All varieties showed gradual declining of all gas exchange parameters (gs, E and A) with increasing of stress periods. Under stressed conditions, Albariņo and Godello showed higher CO2 assimilation rate. At the end of stress period leaf defoliation was found in Albariņo and Brancellao. Gas exchange recovery was higher for both Godello and Treixadura. A better response of auxiliary bud recovery was present in Albariņo than in Brancellao. Close correlations between water stress and gas exchange parameters were found and it varies on genotype. Albariņo, Godello and Treixadura followed same diurnal patterns of gas exchange rate for control and stressed plant respectively. Diurnal pattern of CO2 assimilation rate of all tested varieties followed gs and E. Only Brancellao showed treatment effect on mid-day Fv/Fm. Among four varieties photoinhibition was only found in Brancellao. At stressed condition physiological responses of grapevines were genotype depended.

Key words:   Vitis vinifera L.; water stress; CO2 assimilation rate; chlorophyll fluorescence

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