Uptake of chromium by Salvinia minima effect on plant growth, leaf respiration and carbohydrate metabolism

Metabolic responses to chromium [Cr] exposure and metal uptake were investigated using Salvinia minima plants. Cr treatment reduced the dry weight of floating and submerged leaves, while photosynthetic pigments were not affected. Measurements of respiratory oxygen uptake with and without inhibitors [KCN and SHAM] demonstrated that total respiration, alternative oxidase capacity and residual respiration were higher in Cr-treated than in Cr-untreated leaves, but the highest values were observed in floating leaves. Cr affected the soluble sugar content. Sucrose concentration was, in general, higher in Cr-treated than in Cr-untreated leaves, while the glucose concentration showed an inverse pattern. Cr also affected soluble acid invertase activity, but affectation trend was different between both leaves. Highest values of invertase activity were observed in Cr-treated floating leaves. According to our data soluble acid invertase and sucrose seem to be related to alternative oxidase capacity and residual respiration in floating and submerged leaves exposed to Cr. Thereby, this study constitutes an important contribution to understand metabolic relationships between mitochondrial respiration, alternative respiratory pathway and soluble carbohydrates in plants exposed to heavy metals.

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Main Authors: Prado, C., Rodríguez Montelongo, L., González, J. A., Pagano, Eduardo Antonio, Hilal, Mirna, Prado, Fernando E.
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Subjects:ALTERNATIVE RESPIRATION, CARBOHYDRATES, CR, INVERTASE, SALVINIA MINIMA, ACID INVERTASE, ALTERNATIVE OXIDASE, CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM, DRY WEIGHT, GLUCOSE CONCENTRATION, IN-PLANTS, INVERTASE ACTIVITY, LEAF RESPIRATION, METABOLIC RELATIONSHIPS, METAL UPTAKE, MITOCHONDRIAL RESPIRATION, OXYGEN UPTAKE, PHOTOSYNTHETIC PIGMENTS, PLANT GROWTH, RESPIRATORY PATHWAY, SOLUBLE CARBOHYDRATES, SOLUBLE SUGARS, SUCROSE CONCENTRATION, ACIDS, GLUCOSE, HEAVY METALS, METABOLISM, OXYGEN, PHYSIOLOGY, PLANT LIFE EXTENSION, PLANTS [BOTANY], SUGAR [SUCROSE], CHROMIUM, BETA FRUCTOFURANOSIDASE, CARBOHYDRATE, OXIDOREDUCTASE, PIGMENT, SUGAR, ENZYME ACTIVITY, FERN, LEAF AREA, MEASUREMENT METHOD, RESPIRATION, BIOMASS, CONTROLLED STUDY, EXTRACTION, NONHUMAN, OXYGEN CONSUMPTION, PHOTOSYNTHESIS, PLANT, PLANT LEAF, CELL RESPIRATION, FERNS, PLANT LEAVES,
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spelling KOHA-OAI-AGRO:464532021-11-25T16:22:40Zhttp://ceiba.agro.uba.ar/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=46453AAGUptake of chromium by Salvinia minima effect on plant growth, leaf respiration and carbohydrate metabolismPrado, C.Rodríguez Montelongo, L.González, J. A.Pagano, Eduardo AntonioHilal, MirnaPrado, Fernando E.textengapplication/pdfMetabolic responses to chromium [Cr] exposure and metal uptake were investigated using Salvinia minima plants. Cr treatment reduced the dry weight of floating and submerged leaves, while photosynthetic pigments were not affected. Measurements of respiratory oxygen uptake with and without inhibitors [KCN and SHAM] demonstrated that total respiration, alternative oxidase capacity and residual respiration were higher in Cr-treated than in Cr-untreated leaves, but the highest values were observed in floating leaves. Cr affected the soluble sugar content. Sucrose concentration was, in general, higher in Cr-treated than in Cr-untreated leaves, while the glucose concentration showed an inverse pattern. Cr also affected soluble acid invertase activity, but affectation trend was different between both leaves. Highest values of invertase activity were observed in Cr-treated floating leaves. According to our data soluble acid invertase and sucrose seem to be related to alternative oxidase capacity and residual respiration in floating and submerged leaves exposed to Cr. Thereby, this study constitutes an important contribution to understand metabolic relationships between mitochondrial respiration, alternative respiratory pathway and soluble carbohydrates in plants exposed to heavy metals.Metabolic responses to chromium [Cr] exposure and metal uptake were investigated using Salvinia minima plants. Cr treatment reduced the dry weight of floating and submerged leaves, while photosynthetic pigments were not affected. Measurements of respiratory oxygen uptake with and without inhibitors [KCN and SHAM] demonstrated that total respiration, alternative oxidase capacity and residual respiration were higher in Cr-treated than in Cr-untreated leaves, but the highest values were observed in floating leaves. Cr affected the soluble sugar content. Sucrose concentration was, in general, higher in Cr-treated than in Cr-untreated leaves, while the glucose concentration showed an inverse pattern. Cr also affected soluble acid invertase activity, but affectation trend was different between both leaves. Highest values of invertase activity were observed in Cr-treated floating leaves. According to our data soluble acid invertase and sucrose seem to be related to alternative oxidase capacity and residual respiration in floating and submerged leaves exposed to Cr. Thereby, this study constitutes an important contribution to understand metabolic relationships between mitochondrial respiration, alternative respiratory pathway and soluble carbohydrates in plants exposed to heavy metals.ALTERNATIVE RESPIRATIONCARBOHYDRATESCRINVERTASESALVINIA MINIMAACID INVERTASEALTERNATIVE OXIDASECARBOHYDRATE METABOLISMDRY WEIGHTGLUCOSE CONCENTRATIONIN-PLANTSINVERTASE ACTIVITYLEAF RESPIRATIONMETABOLIC RELATIONSHIPSMETAL UPTAKEMITOCHONDRIAL RESPIRATIONOXYGEN UPTAKEPHOTOSYNTHETIC PIGMENTSPLANT GROWTHRESPIRATORY PATHWAYSOLUBLE CARBOHYDRATESSOLUBLE SUGARSSUCROSE CONCENTRATIONACIDSGLUCOSEHEAVY METALSMETABOLISMOXYGENPHYSIOLOGYPLANT LIFE EXTENSIONPLANTS [BOTANY]SUGAR [SUCROSE]CHROMIUMBETA FRUCTOFURANOSIDASECARBOHYDRATEOXIDOREDUCTASEPIGMENTSUGARENZYME ACTIVITYFERNLEAF AREAMEASUREMENT METHODRESPIRATIONBIOMASSCARBOHYDRATE METABOLISMCONTROLLED STUDYENZYME ACTIVITYEXTRACTIONMITOCHONDRIAL RESPIRATIONNONHUMANOXYGEN CONSUMPTIONPHOTOSYNTHESISPLANTPLANT GROWTHPLANT LEAFSALVINIA MINIMACELL RESPIRATIONFERNSPLANT LEAVESSALVINIA MINIMAJournal of Hazardous Materials
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topic ALTERNATIVE RESPIRATION
CARBOHYDRATES
CR
INVERTASE
SALVINIA MINIMA
ACID INVERTASE
ALTERNATIVE OXIDASE
CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM
DRY WEIGHT
GLUCOSE CONCENTRATION
IN-PLANTS
INVERTASE ACTIVITY
LEAF RESPIRATION
METABOLIC RELATIONSHIPS
METAL UPTAKE
MITOCHONDRIAL RESPIRATION
OXYGEN UPTAKE
PHOTOSYNTHETIC PIGMENTS
PLANT GROWTH
RESPIRATORY PATHWAY
SOLUBLE CARBOHYDRATES
SOLUBLE SUGARS
SUCROSE CONCENTRATION
ACIDS
GLUCOSE
HEAVY METALS
METABOLISM
OXYGEN
PHYSIOLOGY
PLANT LIFE EXTENSION
PLANTS [BOTANY]
SUGAR [SUCROSE]
CHROMIUM
BETA FRUCTOFURANOSIDASE
CARBOHYDRATE
OXIDOREDUCTASE
PIGMENT
SUGAR
ENZYME ACTIVITY
FERN
LEAF AREA
MEASUREMENT METHOD
RESPIRATION
BIOMASS
CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM
CONTROLLED STUDY
ENZYME ACTIVITY
EXTRACTION
MITOCHONDRIAL RESPIRATION
NONHUMAN
OXYGEN CONSUMPTION
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
PLANT
PLANT GROWTH
PLANT LEAF
SALVINIA MINIMA
CELL RESPIRATION
FERNS
PLANT LEAVES
SALVINIA MINIMA
ALTERNATIVE RESPIRATION
CARBOHYDRATES
CR
INVERTASE
SALVINIA MINIMA
ACID INVERTASE
ALTERNATIVE OXIDASE
CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM
DRY WEIGHT
GLUCOSE CONCENTRATION
IN-PLANTS
INVERTASE ACTIVITY
LEAF RESPIRATION
METABOLIC RELATIONSHIPS
METAL UPTAKE
MITOCHONDRIAL RESPIRATION
OXYGEN UPTAKE
PHOTOSYNTHETIC PIGMENTS
PLANT GROWTH
RESPIRATORY PATHWAY
SOLUBLE CARBOHYDRATES
SOLUBLE SUGARS
SUCROSE CONCENTRATION
ACIDS
GLUCOSE
HEAVY METALS
METABOLISM
OXYGEN
PHYSIOLOGY
PLANT LIFE EXTENSION
PLANTS [BOTANY]
SUGAR [SUCROSE]
CHROMIUM
BETA FRUCTOFURANOSIDASE
CARBOHYDRATE
OXIDOREDUCTASE
PIGMENT
SUGAR
ENZYME ACTIVITY
FERN
LEAF AREA
MEASUREMENT METHOD
RESPIRATION
BIOMASS
CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM
CONTROLLED STUDY
ENZYME ACTIVITY
EXTRACTION
MITOCHONDRIAL RESPIRATION
NONHUMAN
OXYGEN CONSUMPTION
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
PLANT
PLANT GROWTH
PLANT LEAF
SALVINIA MINIMA
CELL RESPIRATION
FERNS
PLANT LEAVES
SALVINIA MINIMA
spellingShingle ALTERNATIVE RESPIRATION
CARBOHYDRATES
CR
INVERTASE
SALVINIA MINIMA
ACID INVERTASE
ALTERNATIVE OXIDASE
CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM
DRY WEIGHT
GLUCOSE CONCENTRATION
IN-PLANTS
INVERTASE ACTIVITY
LEAF RESPIRATION
METABOLIC RELATIONSHIPS
METAL UPTAKE
MITOCHONDRIAL RESPIRATION
OXYGEN UPTAKE
PHOTOSYNTHETIC PIGMENTS
PLANT GROWTH
RESPIRATORY PATHWAY
SOLUBLE CARBOHYDRATES
SOLUBLE SUGARS
SUCROSE CONCENTRATION
ACIDS
GLUCOSE
HEAVY METALS
METABOLISM
OXYGEN
PHYSIOLOGY
PLANT LIFE EXTENSION
PLANTS [BOTANY]
SUGAR [SUCROSE]
CHROMIUM
BETA FRUCTOFURANOSIDASE
CARBOHYDRATE
OXIDOREDUCTASE
PIGMENT
SUGAR
ENZYME ACTIVITY
FERN
LEAF AREA
MEASUREMENT METHOD
RESPIRATION
BIOMASS
CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM
CONTROLLED STUDY
ENZYME ACTIVITY
EXTRACTION
MITOCHONDRIAL RESPIRATION
NONHUMAN
OXYGEN CONSUMPTION
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
PLANT
PLANT GROWTH
PLANT LEAF
SALVINIA MINIMA
CELL RESPIRATION
FERNS
PLANT LEAVES
SALVINIA MINIMA
ALTERNATIVE RESPIRATION
CARBOHYDRATES
CR
INVERTASE
SALVINIA MINIMA
ACID INVERTASE
ALTERNATIVE OXIDASE
CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM
DRY WEIGHT
GLUCOSE CONCENTRATION
IN-PLANTS
INVERTASE ACTIVITY
LEAF RESPIRATION
METABOLIC RELATIONSHIPS
METAL UPTAKE
MITOCHONDRIAL RESPIRATION
OXYGEN UPTAKE
PHOTOSYNTHETIC PIGMENTS
PLANT GROWTH
RESPIRATORY PATHWAY
SOLUBLE CARBOHYDRATES
SOLUBLE SUGARS
SUCROSE CONCENTRATION
ACIDS
GLUCOSE
HEAVY METALS
METABOLISM
OXYGEN
PHYSIOLOGY
PLANT LIFE EXTENSION
PLANTS [BOTANY]
SUGAR [SUCROSE]
CHROMIUM
BETA FRUCTOFURANOSIDASE
CARBOHYDRATE
OXIDOREDUCTASE
PIGMENT
SUGAR
ENZYME ACTIVITY
FERN
LEAF AREA
MEASUREMENT METHOD
RESPIRATION
BIOMASS
CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM
CONTROLLED STUDY
ENZYME ACTIVITY
EXTRACTION
MITOCHONDRIAL RESPIRATION
NONHUMAN
OXYGEN CONSUMPTION
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
PLANT
PLANT GROWTH
PLANT LEAF
SALVINIA MINIMA
CELL RESPIRATION
FERNS
PLANT LEAVES
SALVINIA MINIMA
Prado, C.
Rodríguez Montelongo, L.
González, J. A.
Pagano, Eduardo Antonio
Hilal, Mirna
Prado, Fernando E.
Uptake of chromium by Salvinia minima effect on plant growth, leaf respiration and carbohydrate metabolism
description Metabolic responses to chromium [Cr] exposure and metal uptake were investigated using Salvinia minima plants. Cr treatment reduced the dry weight of floating and submerged leaves, while photosynthetic pigments were not affected. Measurements of respiratory oxygen uptake with and without inhibitors [KCN and SHAM] demonstrated that total respiration, alternative oxidase capacity and residual respiration were higher in Cr-treated than in Cr-untreated leaves, but the highest values were observed in floating leaves. Cr affected the soluble sugar content. Sucrose concentration was, in general, higher in Cr-treated than in Cr-untreated leaves, while the glucose concentration showed an inverse pattern. Cr also affected soluble acid invertase activity, but affectation trend was different between both leaves. Highest values of invertase activity were observed in Cr-treated floating leaves. According to our data soluble acid invertase and sucrose seem to be related to alternative oxidase capacity and residual respiration in floating and submerged leaves exposed to Cr. Thereby, this study constitutes an important contribution to understand metabolic relationships between mitochondrial respiration, alternative respiratory pathway and soluble carbohydrates in plants exposed to heavy metals.
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topic_facet ALTERNATIVE RESPIRATION
CARBOHYDRATES
CR
INVERTASE
SALVINIA MINIMA
ACID INVERTASE
ALTERNATIVE OXIDASE
CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM
DRY WEIGHT
GLUCOSE CONCENTRATION
IN-PLANTS
INVERTASE ACTIVITY
LEAF RESPIRATION
METABOLIC RELATIONSHIPS
METAL UPTAKE
MITOCHONDRIAL RESPIRATION
OXYGEN UPTAKE
PHOTOSYNTHETIC PIGMENTS
PLANT GROWTH
RESPIRATORY PATHWAY
SOLUBLE CARBOHYDRATES
SOLUBLE SUGARS
SUCROSE CONCENTRATION
ACIDS
GLUCOSE
HEAVY METALS
METABOLISM
OXYGEN
PHYSIOLOGY
PLANT LIFE EXTENSION
PLANTS [BOTANY]
SUGAR [SUCROSE]
CHROMIUM
BETA FRUCTOFURANOSIDASE
CARBOHYDRATE
OXIDOREDUCTASE
PIGMENT
SUGAR
ENZYME ACTIVITY
FERN
LEAF AREA
MEASUREMENT METHOD
RESPIRATION
BIOMASS
CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM
CONTROLLED STUDY
ENZYME ACTIVITY
EXTRACTION
MITOCHONDRIAL RESPIRATION
NONHUMAN
OXYGEN CONSUMPTION
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
PLANT
PLANT GROWTH
PLANT LEAF
SALVINIA MINIMA
CELL RESPIRATION
FERNS
PLANT LEAVES
SALVINIA MINIMA
author Prado, C.
Rodríguez Montelongo, L.
González, J. A.
Pagano, Eduardo Antonio
Hilal, Mirna
Prado, Fernando E.
author_facet Prado, C.
Rodríguez Montelongo, L.
González, J. A.
Pagano, Eduardo Antonio
Hilal, Mirna
Prado, Fernando E.
author_sort Prado, C.
title Uptake of chromium by Salvinia minima effect on plant growth, leaf respiration and carbohydrate metabolism
title_short Uptake of chromium by Salvinia minima effect on plant growth, leaf respiration and carbohydrate metabolism
title_full Uptake of chromium by Salvinia minima effect on plant growth, leaf respiration and carbohydrate metabolism
title_fullStr Uptake of chromium by Salvinia minima effect on plant growth, leaf respiration and carbohydrate metabolism
title_full_unstemmed Uptake of chromium by Salvinia minima effect on plant growth, leaf respiration and carbohydrate metabolism
title_sort uptake of chromium by salvinia minima effect on plant growth, leaf respiration and carbohydrate metabolism
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