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The impact of drought stress under different soil matrices on physiological characteristics of soybean seedlings.
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Drought stress can affect the growth of soybean seedlings because soybeans require a large amount of water for growth and development. However, the storage and redistribution of water in the soil are related to the soil's texture. This experiment used the soybean varieties hefeng46 and heinong84, and studied the effects of four moisture conditions on the content of membrane lipid peroxides, the activities of enzymes and non-enzymatic antioxidants the content, and also the key enzymes of carbon and nitrogen metabolism in soybean seedlings under loamy sand and sandy loam soil conditions. The results suggested that as the duration of drought increased, in loamy sand, under serious drought (SD), the contents of malondialdehyde and proline, as well as the activities of superoxide dismutase and glutamine synthetase, in hefeng46 and heinong84 were significantly increased by 160% and 146%, 1431% and 1924%, 167% and 282%, and 64% and 69%, respectively, compared to the normal water (CK). However, in sandy loam, the hydrolytic direction activity of sucrose synthase in intermediate drought treated hefeng46 and heinong84 was significantly increased by 1247% and 169% compared to the CK, and the content of reduced glutathione was dramatically raised. In contrast, the synthetic direction activity of sucrose synthase in SD treated hefeng46 and heinong84 was significantly decreased by 69% and 70% compared to the CK. The combined results indicated that under drought stress, soybean in sandy loam soil exhibited stronger drought resistance.
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