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ACTA HORTICULTURAE SINICA ›› 2003, Vol. 30 ›› Issue (03): 281-286.

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The Different Changes of Endogenous Polyamines in Tomato Plants th DifferentHeat-tolerance under High Temperatures

Du Yongchen;Mao Shengli; Wang Xiaoxuan; Zhu Dewei; Li Shude; Dai Shanshu; Gao Zhenhua
  

  1. (Institute of Vegetables and Flowers, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences,Beijing 100081,China)
  • Received:2002-09-28 Revised:2003-02-11 Online:2003-06-25 Published:2003-06-25

Abstract: The changes of endogenous polyamine levels induced by high temperatures were investigated in tomato plants with diferent heat-tolerance. Plants were treated at temperatures of 25/20oC (day and night),33/25 ℃ and 38/28℃ at seedling or blooming stage. The results showed that the levels of spe rmidine and spermine in heat-tolerant varieties significantly increased with increase of growing tempe rature. and the maximum was observed at 38/28℃.In contrast, in heat-sensitive varieties,the highest levels of spermine and spermidine occurred at 33/25℃. The temperature treatment of 38/28℃ remarkedly decreased spermine and spermidine contents both in leaves
and flowers compared with 33/25℃ in heat.sensitive varieties.The putrscine content showed no regular changes both in temperature treatments and varieties. The involvement of polyamines in tomato heat tolerance is discussed.

Key words: Tomato, Heat-tolerance, Polyamine

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