ArticleBMC plant biology2025
Evaluation of waterlogging tolerance of Actinidia Arguta and identification of tolerant germplasm.
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- Adjustment of Respiration Strategies in Roots Contributes to the Waterlogging Resistance inInternational journal of molecular sciences · 2026Article
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backgroundWaterlogging is an important environmental factor limiting the cultivation of Actinidia arguta.
aimUsing the main cultivars of 'Kuilv' and 'Lvwang', the waterlogging stress was simulated by the 'double pot method'. The purpose of this study was to explore the physiological response, key indicators, and evaluation methods of A. arguta germplasm resources under waterlogging stress.
resultsThrough the observation of the correlation analysis of the R value, day 6 of the waterlogging treatment was selected as the suitable treatment to evaluate the waterlogging tolerance of A. arguta after subjecting 'Kuilv' and 'Lvwang' with differential tolerance to varying waterlogging treatments. The waterlogging index and malondialdehyde (MDA) and soluble sugar contents were selected as the key physiological indicators via stepwise linear regression analysis of 41 A. arguta resources. Based on their tolerance levels, the A. arguta resources were divided into four levels: highly tolerant, medium tolerant, less sensitive, and sensitive to waterlogging. Moreover, a morphological description method was established based on the morphological characteristics of A. arguta under waterlogging. The study has identified 0904 and Jinong No 1 germplasms as highly potential tolerant germplasms for future A.arguta improvement activities. Our research provided a theoretical basis for further breeding research on waterlogging-tolerant resources of A. arguta.
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