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Chinese Agricultural Science Bulletin ›› 2021, Vol. 37 ›› Issue (7): 43-48.doi: 10.11924/j.issn.1000-6850.casb20200200093

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Effects of Exogenous H2O2 on Physiological Characteristics of Populus tomentosa Under Saline-alkali Stress

Ren Jinlan()   

  1. Tunlanchuan Forest Farm of Shanxi Guandi Mountain State Forestry Administration, Gujiao Shanxi 030208
  • Received:2020-02-09 Revised:2021-01-18 Online:2021-03-05 Published:2021-03-17

Abstract:

By studying the influence of exogenous H2O2 on physiological characteristics of Populus tomentosa under saline-alkali stress, the paper aims to provide a theoretical basis to improve the afforestation of P. tomentosa in saline-alkali land. Under potted condition, four treatments were set including nutrient solution (control, H1), nutrient solution+NaHCO3+NaCl (H2), nutrient solution+NaHCO3+NaCl+H2O2(H3), and nutrient solution+H2O2 (H4), which were repeated for 3 times. The results showed that: the content of superoxide anion, hydrogen peroxide, MDA and conductivity of P. tomentosa of H2 was significantly higher than those of H1, and the content of superoxide anion and hydrogen peroxide of H3 was significantly lower than those of H2, while the decrease of conductivity and MDA content was not significant, and there was no significant difference between H4 and H1; the activity of SOD, POD, CAT and APX of H2 was significantly higher than those of H1, increasing the content of AsA and GSH, H3 had an increase in the activity of protective enzyme and the activity of H2O2 scavenging system of P. tomentosa compared with H2, while H4 significantly increased the AsA content of P. tomentosa compared with H1; H2 significantly increased the content of soluble sugar of P. tomentosa compared with H1, while H3 decreased the soluble sugar content compared with H2; the content of soluble protein and free proline of P. tomentosa were increased by H1 compared with H2 and by H3 compared with H2. Through the comprehensive analysis, it is believed that exogenous H2O2 can stimulate the physiological response mechanism of P. tomentosa and alleviate salinity stress significantly.

Key words: saline-alkali stress, H2O2, Populus tomentosa, physiological response, protective enzyme, MDA

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