IONIC CONTENT CHANGES AND SOLUBLE CARBOHYDRATE, CHLOROPHYLL AND RELATIVE WATER CONTENT AMOUNTS IN WHITE BEAN GENOTYPES UNDER DROUGHT STRESS CONDITIONS

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ZADEHBAGHERI M.; JAVANMARDI S.; KAMELMANESH M.M.

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Journal: JOURNAL OF CROP PRODUCTION RESEARCH (ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSES IN PLANT SCIENCES) Year:2010 | Volume:2 | Issue:3 Page(s): 271-283

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IONIC CONTENT CHANGES AND SOLUBLE CARBOHYDRATE, CHLOROPHYLL AND RELATIVE WATER CONTENT AMOUNTS IN WHITE BEAN GENOTYPES UNDER DROUGHT STRESS CONDITIONS

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ZADEHBAGHERI M. | JAVANMARDI S. | KAMELMANESH M.M. | Issue Writer Certificate

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DROUGHT STRESSQ2

WHITE BEANQ3

SOLUBLE SUGARSQ2

RELATIVE WATER CONTENTQ2

Abstract

Most plants experience periods of soil and atmosphere water shortage during their growth. The plant's reaction to DROUGHT STRESS is complex, and leads to the creation of adaptable or damaging changes in the plant. These changes can reduce forced effects on the plants in the field's environment together or opposing each other. In order to assess some of these changes, an experiment in the form of split plot as complete randomized blocks design with three replications was performed in the university research field of Islamic Azad University of Shiraz. The first factor was irrigation in 2 levels (Normal irrigation and drought tress). The second factor consisted of the WHITE BEAN genotypes of the university, Shekoufa and G11867, which were categorized based on morphological factors to the three groups of sensitive, semi- tolerant and tolerant. Samples were taken in the 50% flowering stage and the amount of SOLUBLE SUGARS, RELATIVE WATER CONTENT, chlorophyll, sodium and potassium amounts were measured. The results of the experiment showed that the concentration of SOLUBLE SUGARS, chlorophyll and potassium increased in DROUGHT STRESS conditions while RELATIVE WATER CONTENT and sodium ion content decreased. The G11867 tolerant genotype had the highest amount of chlorophyll, SOLUBLE SUGARS and sodium ion content. The university's sensitive genotype had the highest amount of potassium and RELATIVE WATER CONTENT.

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ZADEHBAGHERI, M., JAVANMARDI, S., & KAMELMANESH, M.M.. (2010). IONIC CONTENT CHANGES AND SOLUBLE CARBOHYDRATE, CHLOROPHYLL AND RELATIVE WATER CONTENT AMOUNTS IN WHITE BEAN GENOTYPES UNDER DROUGHT STRESS CONDITIONS. JOURNAL OF CROP PRODUCTION RESEARCH (ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSES IN PLANT SCIENCES), 2(3), 271-283. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/182267/en

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ZADEHBAGHERI M., JAVANMARDI S., KAMELMANESH M.M.. IONIC CONTENT CHANGES AND SOLUBLE CARBOHYDRATE, CHLOROPHYLL AND RELATIVE WATER CONTENT AMOUNTS IN WHITE BEAN GENOTYPES UNDER DROUGHT STRESS CONDITIONS. JOURNAL OF CROP PRODUCTION RESEARCH (ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSES IN PLANT SCIENCES)[Internet]. 2010;2(3):271-283. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/182267/en

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M. ZADEHBAGHERI, S. JAVANMARDI, and M.M. KAMELMANESH, “IONIC CONTENT CHANGES AND SOLUBLE CARBOHYDRATE, CHLOROPHYLL AND RELATIVE WATER CONTENT AMOUNTS IN WHITE BEAN GENOTYPES UNDER DROUGHT STRESS CONDITIONS,” JOURNAL OF CROP PRODUCTION RESEARCH (ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSES IN PLANT SCIENCES), vol. 2, no. 3, pp. 271–283, 2010, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/182267/en

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