Phloem mobility of Boron in two eucalypt clones
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Resumo: | Boron deficiency causes large productivity losses in eucalypt stands in extensive areas of the Brazilian Cerrado region, thus understanding B mobility is a key step in selecting genetic materials that will better withstand B limitation. Thus, in this study B mobility was evaluated in two eucalypt clones (68 and 129), under B sufficiency or B deficiency, after foliar application of the 10B isotope tracer to a single mature leaf. Samples of young tissue, mature leaves and roots were collected 0, 1, 5, 12 and 17 days after 10B application. The 10B:11B isotope ratio was determined by HR-ICP-MS. Samples of leaves and xylem sap were collected for the determination of soluble sugars and polyalcohols by ion chromatography. Boron was translocated within eucalypt. Translocation of foliar-applied 10B to the young tissues, mature leaves and roots was higher in clone 129 than in 68. Seventeen days after 10B application to a single mature leaf, between 14 and 18 % of B in the young tissue was originated from foliar B application. In plants with adequate B supply the element was not translocated out of the labeled leaf. |
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Phloem mobility of Boron in two eucalypt clones |
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Phloem mobility of Boron in two eucalypt clones |
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Phloem mobility of Boron in two eucalypt clones Mattiello,Edson Marcio B translocation nutritional deficiency boron isotope 10B:11B ratio |
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Phloem mobility of Boron in two eucalypt clones |
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Phloem mobility of Boron in two eucalypt clones |
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Phloem mobility of Boron in two eucalypt clones |
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Phloem mobility of Boron in two eucalypt clones |
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Phloem mobility of Boron in two eucalypt clones |
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Mattiello,Edson Marcio |
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Mattiello,Edson Marcio Ruiz,Hugo Alberto Silva,Ivo Ribeiro da Sarkis,Jorge Eduardo Souza Neves,Júlio César Lima Pucci,Murilo Marques |
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Ruiz,Hugo Alberto Silva,Ivo Ribeiro da Sarkis,Jorge Eduardo Souza Neves,Júlio César Lima Pucci,Murilo Marques |
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Mattiello,Edson Marcio Ruiz,Hugo Alberto Silva,Ivo Ribeiro da Sarkis,Jorge Eduardo Souza Neves,Júlio César Lima Pucci,Murilo Marques |
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B translocation nutritional deficiency boron isotope 10B:11B ratio |
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B translocation nutritional deficiency boron isotope 10B:11B ratio |
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Boron deficiency causes large productivity losses in eucalypt stands in extensive areas of the Brazilian Cerrado region, thus understanding B mobility is a key step in selecting genetic materials that will better withstand B limitation. Thus, in this study B mobility was evaluated in two eucalypt clones (68 and 129), under B sufficiency or B deficiency, after foliar application of the 10B isotope tracer to a single mature leaf. Samples of young tissue, mature leaves and roots were collected 0, 1, 5, 12 and 17 days after 10B application. The 10B:11B isotope ratio was determined by HR-ICP-MS. Samples of leaves and xylem sap were collected for the determination of soluble sugars and polyalcohols by ion chromatography. Boron was translocated within eucalypt. Translocation of foliar-applied 10B to the young tissues, mature leaves and roots was higher in clone 129 than in 68. Seventeen days after 10B application to a single mature leaf, between 14 and 18 % of B in the young tissue was originated from foliar B application. In plants with adequate B supply the element was not translocated out of the labeled leaf. |
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