Arbuscular mycorrhiza detoxifying response against arsenic and pathogenic fungus in soybean
Uptake of Arsenic [As] in plant tissues can affect metabolism, causing physiological disorders, evendeath. As toxicity,but also pathogen infection strigger a generalised stress response called oxidative stress; however knowledge on the response of soybean [Glycine max L.] under multiple stress or is limited so far. Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi [AMF] enhance the tolerance of host plants to abiotic and bioticstress. Thus, we investigated the effects of the AMF Rhizophagus intraradices on soybean grownin As-con-taminated soils as well as in the presence of thepathogen Macrophomina phaseolina [charcoal rot of the stem]. Plant parameters and degree of mycorrhizal colonization under the different assessed treatments were analyzed. Content of Asin roots and leaves was quantified. Increasing As level in the soil stopped plant growth, but promoted plant As uptake. Inoculation of soybean plants with M. phaseolina accentuated As effect at all physiological levels. In the presence of mycorrhizal symbiosis biomass dramatically increased, and significantly reduced the As concentration in plant tissues. Mycorrhization decreased oxidative damage in the presence of both As and the pathogen. Furthermore,transcription analysis revealed that the high-affinity phosphate transporter from R. intraradices RiPT and the gene encoding a putative arsenic efflux pump RiArsA were up-regulated under higher As doses. These results suggest that R. intraradices is most likely to get involved in the defense response against M. phaseolina, butal so in the reduction of arsenateto arsenite as a possible detoxification mechanismin AMF association sin soybean. Capsule abstract: R.intraradices actively participates in the soybean antioxidant defense response against arsenic stress and M. phaseolina infection.
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GLICYNE MAX L. RIZHOPHAGUS INTERADICES ARSENIC MACRPPHOMINA PHASEOLINA OXIDATIVE STRESS GLICYNE MAX L. RIZHOPHAGUS INTERADICES ARSENIC MACRPPHOMINA PHASEOLINA OXIDATIVE STRESS |
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GLICYNE MAX L. RIZHOPHAGUS INTERADICES ARSENIC MACRPPHOMINA PHASEOLINA OXIDATIVE STRESS GLICYNE MAX L. RIZHOPHAGUS INTERADICES ARSENIC MACRPPHOMINA PHASEOLINA OXIDATIVE STRESS Spagnoletti, Federico Nicolás Balestrasse, Karina Beatriz Lavado, Raúl Silvio Giacometti, Romina Arbuscular mycorrhiza detoxifying response against arsenic and pathogenic fungus in soybean |
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Uptake of Arsenic [As] in plant tissues can affect metabolism, causing physiological disorders, evendeath. As toxicity,but also pathogen infection strigger a generalised stress response called oxidative stress; however knowledge on the response of soybean [Glycine max L.] under multiple stress or is limited so far. Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi [AMF] enhance the tolerance of host plants to abiotic and bioticstress. Thus, we investigated the effects of the AMF Rhizophagus intraradices on soybean grownin As-con-taminated soils as well as in the presence of thepathogen Macrophomina phaseolina [charcoal rot of the stem]. Plant parameters and degree of mycorrhizal colonization under the different assessed treatments were analyzed. Content of Asin roots and leaves was quantified. Increasing As level in the soil stopped plant growth, but promoted plant As uptake. Inoculation of soybean plants with M. phaseolina accentuated As effect at all physiological levels. In the presence of mycorrhizal symbiosis biomass dramatically increased, and significantly reduced the As concentration in plant tissues. Mycorrhization decreased oxidative damage in the presence of both As and the pathogen. Furthermore,transcription analysis revealed that the high-affinity phosphate transporter from R. intraradices RiPT and the gene encoding a putative arsenic efflux pump RiArsA were up-regulated under higher As doses. These results suggest that R. intraradices is most likely to get involved in the defense response against M. phaseolina, butal so in the reduction of arsenateto arsenite as a possible detoxification mechanismin AMF association sin soybean. Capsule abstract: R.intraradices actively participates in the soybean antioxidant defense response against arsenic stress and M. phaseolina infection. |
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Spagnoletti, Federico Nicolás Balestrasse, Karina Beatriz Lavado, Raúl Silvio Giacometti, Romina |
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Arbuscular mycorrhiza detoxifying response against arsenic and pathogenic fungus in soybean |
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KOHA-OAI-AGRO:472712022-08-09T13:07:52Zhttp://ceiba.agro.uba.ar/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=47271http://ceiba.agro.uba.ar/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=http://ceiba.agro.uba.ar/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=http://ceiba.agro.uba.ar/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=AAGArbuscular mycorrhiza detoxifying response against arsenic and pathogenic fungus in soybeanSpagnoletti, Federico NicolásBalestrasse, Karina BeatrizLavado, Raúl SilvioGiacometti, Rominatextengapplication/pdfUptake of Arsenic [As] in plant tissues can affect metabolism, causing physiological disorders, evendeath. As toxicity,but also pathogen infection strigger a generalised stress response called oxidative stress; however knowledge on the response of soybean [Glycine max L.] under multiple stress or is limited so far. Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi [AMF] enhance the tolerance of host plants to abiotic and bioticstress. Thus, we investigated the effects of the AMF Rhizophagus intraradices on soybean grownin As-con-taminated soils as well as in the presence of thepathogen Macrophomina phaseolina [charcoal rot of the stem]. Plant parameters and degree of mycorrhizal colonization under the different assessed treatments were analyzed. Content of Asin roots and leaves was quantified. Increasing As level in the soil stopped plant growth, but promoted plant As uptake. Inoculation of soybean plants with M. phaseolina accentuated As effect at all physiological levels. In the presence of mycorrhizal symbiosis biomass dramatically increased, and significantly reduced the As concentration in plant tissues. Mycorrhization decreased oxidative damage in the presence of both As and the pathogen. Furthermore,transcription analysis revealed that the high-affinity phosphate transporter from R. intraradices RiPT and the gene encoding a putative arsenic efflux pump RiArsA were up-regulated under higher As doses. These results suggest that R. intraradices is most likely to get involved in the defense response against M. phaseolina, butal so in the reduction of arsenateto arsenite as a possible detoxification mechanismin AMF association sin soybean. Capsule abstract: R.intraradices actively participates in the soybean antioxidant defense response against arsenic stress and M. phaseolina infection.Uptake of Arsenic [As] in plant tissues can affect metabolism, causing physiological disorders, evendeath. As toxicity,but also pathogen infection strigger a generalised stress response called oxidative stress; however knowledge on the response of soybean [Glycine max L.] under multiple stress or is limited so far. Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi [AMF] enhance the tolerance of host plants to abiotic and bioticstress. Thus, we investigated the effects of the AMF Rhizophagus intraradices on soybean grownin As-con-taminated soils as well as in the presence of thepathogen Macrophomina phaseolina [charcoal rot of the stem]. Plant parameters and degree of mycorrhizal colonization under the different assessed treatments were analyzed. Content of Asin roots and leaves was quantified. Increasing As level in the soil stopped plant growth, but promoted plant As uptake. Inoculation of soybean plants with M. phaseolina accentuated As effect at all physiological levels. In the presence of mycorrhizal symbiosis biomass dramatically increased, and significantly reduced the As concentration in plant tissues. Mycorrhization decreased oxidative damage in the presence of both As and the pathogen. Furthermore,transcription analysis revealed that the high-affinity phosphate transporter from R. intraradices RiPT and the gene encoding a putative arsenic efflux pump RiArsA were up-regulated under higher As doses. These results suggest that R. intraradices is most likely to get involved in the defense response against M. phaseolina, butal so in the reduction of arsenateto arsenite as a possible detoxification mechanismin AMF association sin soybean. Capsule abstract: R.intraradices actively participates in the soybean antioxidant defense response against arsenic stress and M. phaseolina infection.GLICYNE MAX L.RIZHOPHAGUS INTERADICESARSENICMACRPPHOMINA PHASEOLINAOXIDATIVE STRESSEcotoxicology and Environmental Safety |