TY  - JOUR
AU  - Mandal, C.
AU  - N. Ghosh, N.
AU  - Dey, N.
AU  - Adak, M.K.
T1  - Physiological Responses of Salvinia natans L. to Aluminium Stress and Its Interaction with Putrescine
JO  - Journal of Stress Physiology & Biochemistry
Y1  - 2013
VL  - 9
IS  - 4
SP  - 163
EP  - 179
UR  - http://www.jspb.ru/issues/2013/N4/JSPB_2013_4_163-179.pdf

KW  - Aluminium toxicity
KW  - Antioxidative enzymes
KW  - Putrescine
KW  - Reactive oxygen species
KW  - Salvinia sp.




N1  - Owner: Алексей
N1  - Added to JabRef: 2013.10.11
N2  - Salvinia natans L. a water fern is displayed with some of its physiological attributes in response to  aluminium  (Al)  stress  in  aqua  culture  as  well  as  its  interaction  with  externally  applied putrescine (put). At the tissue level the Al deposition is prominent and mostly distributed in the intracellular spaces  as  well as  cellular  interfaces. The accumulation  of Al and  its  induced oxidative damages are also revealed through Evan’s blue staining. In both the cases dose dependent responses of Al induced oxidative damages and its mitigation with Put was the resultant. Under non enzymatic antioxidation pathways, anthocyanin and flavonoids were the two phenolics over expressed as a function of Al and ameliorated with Put application. The property of root membranes was changed with an up regulation of H+/ATPase activity which was moderated by Put.The peroxidase activity particularly those were restricted to the wall bound also showed variability according to Al doses as revealed through in gel staining. From these studies  of  Al  accumulation  and  its  concomitant  changes  in  physiological  attributes in Salvinia plants, the species could be selected as a potential hyper accumulator of Al. The role of Put in Al accumulation as well as its moderation has been discussed with reference to physiological activities.
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