Paper · 2002 · Crop Research

Effects of N-carboxymethyl chitosan on activities of enzymes involved in carbon and nitrogen metabolism of wheat seedlings

Ting Gao

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Abstract

The seedlings of a wheat cultivar Lumai 22 were treated with 0.2% Ncarboxymethyl chitosan and harvested for determination of NRA, GOGAT, RuBPCase, photosynthetic rate and free amino and contents in order to investigate the effects of Ncarboxymethyl chitosan on activities of enzymes involved in carbon and nitrogen metabolism. The results showed that NRA increased by 30%~40%, GOGAT 15%~37.5%, free amino acid contents about 10%, and photosynthetic rate and RuBPCase increased to a less extent 7 days after treatment, indicating that the Ncaboxymethyl chitosan regulated on carbon and especially nitrogen metabolism in wheat seedlings.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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NRA increased by 30%~40% seven days after treatment.

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NRAe0
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30%~40%e0

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“N-carboxymethyl chitosan on activities of enzymes involved in carbon and nitrogen metabolism of wheat seedlings”

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“NRA increased by 30%~40%, GOGAT 15%~37.5%, free amino acid contents about 10%, and photosynthetic rate and RuBPCase increased to a less extent 7 days after treatment”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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GOGAT increased by 15%~37.5%.

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GOGATe0
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GOGATe0
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15%~37.5%e0

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“N-carboxymethyl chitosan on activities of enzymes involved in carbon and nitrogen metabolism of wheat seedlings”

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“NRA increased by 30%~40%, GOGAT 15%~37.5%, free amino acid contents about 10%, and photosynthetic rate and RuBPCase increased to a less extent 7 days after treatment”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Free amino acid content increased about 10%.

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free amino acid contentse0
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about 10%e0

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Triticum aestivum
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“N-carboxymethyl chitosan on activities of enzymes involved in carbon and nitrogen metabolism of wheat seedlings”

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“NRA increased by 30%~40%, GOGAT 15%~37.5%, free amino acid contents about 10%, and photosynthetic rate and RuBPCase increased to a less extent 7 days after treatment”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Photosynthetic rate and RuBPCase increased to a lesser extent.

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N-carboxymethyl chitosant0
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photosynthetic rate and RuBPCasee0
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increasede0

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Triticum aestivum
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“N-carboxymethyl chitosan on activities of enzymes involved in carbon and nitrogen metabolism of wheat seedlings”

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“photosynthetic rate and RuBPCase increased to a less extent 7 days after treatment”

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