Schlueter, Urte; Colmsee, Christian; Scholz, Uwe; Bräutigam, Andrea ; Weber, Andreas P. M.; Zellerhoff, Nina; Bucher, Marcel; Fahnenstich, Holger; Sonnewald, Uwe: Adaptation of maize source leaf metabolism to stress related disturbances in carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus balance. In: BMC Genomics. Jg.14 H. 1. 2013
Inhalt
- Results
- Growth response of maize seedlings to low night temperature, low N and low P stress
- Effects of low temperature, low N and low P stress on photosynthetic gas exchange
- Ion balance of low temperature, low N and low P stressed leaves
- Metabolite profiles of low temperature, low N and low P stressed leaves
- Transcript profiles of low temperature, low N and low P stressed leaves
- Effects of low temperature, low N and low P stress on transcripts of primary C, N and P metabolism of source leaves
- Discussion
- General impact of low temperature, low N and low P stress on metabolite and transcript profiles
- Ion balance of stressed leaves is regulated in a nutrient specific manner
- Phosphorus deficiency causes very distinct disturbances in carbon assimilation and energy metabolism
- C partitioning is characterized by a shift towards starch under cold and low N stress, but a preference for sucrose under low P stress
- Nitrate and amino acid metabolism adjust to demand under low temperature, low N and low P stress
- Control of phosphate homeostasis under stress depends on transcriptional regulation of a specific set of genes
- Conclusions
- Methods
- Plant growth
- Photosynthetic parameter
- Ion content analysis
- Microarray analysis
- Metabolites
- Data analysis
- Additional files
- Competing interests
- Authors’ contributions
- Acknowledgement
- Author details
- References