ArticleJournal of advanced research2022
Zinc and nitrogen synergistic act on root-to-shoot translocation and preferential distribution in rice.
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Abstract
Introduction: Multiple studies have shown strong relationships between different nutrients in plants, and the important role of N in Zn acquisition and translocation has been recognized. Objectives: The aim of this study was to estimate the effect of Zn on N uptake, translocation, and distribution in rice as well as the corresponding molecular mechanisms. We also aimed to evaluate the impact of N on the Zn content in rice grains which is closely related to the Zn nutrition in humans with rice-based diets. Methods: We conducted both field trials and hydroponic cultures of two rice cultivars to analyze the growth and yield, the uptake, translocation, and distribution of N and Zn, as well as the expression of N transport and assimilation genes, and the Zn transporter genes under different combined applications of N and Zn. Results: Zn supply promoted the root-to-shoot translocation (12-70% increasing) and distribution of N into the leaves (19-49% increasing) and brown rice (6-9% increasing) and increased the rice biomass (by 14-35%) and yield (by 13-63%). Zn supply induced the expression of Conclusions: We propose a working model of the cross-talk between Zn and N in rice plants, which will aid in the appropriate combined application of Zn and N fertilizers in the field to improve both N utilization in plants and Zn nutrition in humans with rice-based diets.
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