Sites, pathways, and mechanism of absorption of Cu-EDDS complex in primary roots of maize (Zea Mays L.): anatomical, chemical and histochemical analysis

To study the mechanism of chelant-metal complexes to be absorbed into plant roots in the presence of different concentration chelating agents, the sites, pathways, and mechanism of absorption of Cu-EDDS complex ([S, S']-ethylene diamine disuccinic acid) in maize (Zea mays L.) primary roots were...

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Published in	Plant and soil Vol. 343; no. 1/2; pp. 303 - 312
Main Authors	Niu, Liyuan, Shen, Zhenguo, Wang, Chunchun
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Subjects	Absorption Acid soils Acids Agronomy. Soil science and plant productions Analytical chemistry Anatomy & physiology Animal, plant and microbial ecology Biological and medical sciences Biomedical and Life Sciences Cell culture Chelating agents Complex roots Copper Corn Cortex Ecology Endodermis Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology General agronomy. Plant production Grain Histology Hydroponics Injuries Ions Life Sciences Metal complexes Metals Physiology Plant Physiology Plant roots Plant Sciences Plants Regular Article Rhizosphere Root tips Root zone Roots Soil Soil Science & Conservation Soil-plant relationships. Soil fertility Soil-plant relationships. Soil fertility. Fertilization. Amendments Xylem Zea mays Absorption pathways Maize Cu-EDDS complex Rubeanic acid Absorption sites Site Monocotyledones Vegetals Zea mays Root C4-Type Copper complex Anatomy Cereal crop Mechanism Absorption Acids Gramineae Analysis Angiospermae Vegetative apparatus Copper compound Spermatophyta Soil plant relation
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Abstract	To study the mechanism of chelant-metal complexes to be absorbed into plant roots in the presence of different concentration chelating agents, the sites, pathways, and mechanism of absorption of Cu-EDDS complex ([S, S']-ethylene diamine disuccinic acid) in maize (Zea mays L.) primary roots were systematically studied. The results showed that, at low concentrations of the Cu-EDDS complex (<200 μmol L-1) in hydroponic culture, the complex was passively absorbed mainly from the apoplastic spaces where lateral roots penetrate the endodermis and the cortical region into the root xylem, the lateral root zone were the main absorption sites. At higher concentrations (<3,000 μmol L-1), under hydroponic culture and soil culture conditions, the passage cells, which form a physiological barrier controlling ion absorption, were either injured or killed, and the complex could enter the root xylem. Injury to the physiological barrier was a key factor in the complex being absorbed by roots in substantially larger quantities. In addition, the histochemical analysis of rubeanic acid can also be used for other researches involving Cu, and the negative–pressure measuring device provides a new research tool for studying the apoplastic absorption of other metal–chelating complexes, molecules, and ions.
AbstractList	To study the mechanism of chelant-metal complexes to be absorbed into plant roots in the presence of different concentration chelating agents, the sites, pathways, and mechanism of absorption of Cu-EDDS complex ([S, S’]-ethylene diamine disuccinic acid) in maize ( Zea mays L.) primary roots were systematically studied. The results showed that, at low concentrations of the Cu-EDDS complex (<200 μmol L −1 ) in hydroponic culture, the complex was passively absorbed mainly from the apoplastic spaces where lateral roots penetrate the endodermis and the cortical region into the root xylem, the lateral root zone were the main absorption sites. At higher concentrations (<3,000 μmol L −1 ), under hydroponic culture and soil culture conditions, the passage cells, which form a physiological barrier controlling ion absorption, were either injured or killed, and the complex could enter the root xylem. Injury to the physiological barrier was a key factor in the complex being absorbed by roots in substantially larger quantities. In addition, the histochemical analysis of rubeanic acid can also be used for other researches involving Cu, and the negative–pressure measuring device provides a new research tool for studying the apoplastic absorption of other metal–chelating complexes, molecules, and ions. To study the mechanism of chelant-metal complexes to be absorbed into plant roots in the presence of different concentration chelating agents, the sites, pathways, and mechanism of absorption of Cu-EDDS complex ([S, S']-ethylene diamine disuccinic acid) in maize (Zea mays L.) primary roots were systematically studied. The results showed that, at low concentrations of the Cu-EDDS complex (< 200 µmol [L.sup.-1]) in hydroponic culture, the complex was passively absorbed mainly from the apoplastic spaces where lateral roots penetrate the endodermis and the cortical region into the root xylem, the lateral root zone were the main absorption sites. At higher concentrations (< 3,000 µmol [L.sup.-1]), under hydroponic culture and soil culture conditions, the passage cells, which form a physiological barrier controlling ion absorption, were either injured or killed, and the complex could enter the root xylem. Injury to the physiological barrier was a key factor in the complex being absorbed by roots in substantially larger quantities. In addition, the histochemical analysis of rubeanic acid can also be used for other researches involving Cu, and the negative-pressure measuring device provides a new research tool for studying the apoplastic absorption of other metal-chelating complexes, molecules, and ions. Keywords Absorption pathways * Absorption sites * Cu-EDDS complex * Maize * Rubeanic acid To study the mechanism of chelant-metal complexes to be absorbed into plant roots in the presence of different concentration chelating agents, the sites, pathways, and mechanism of absorption of Cu-EDDS complex ([S, S']-ethylene diamine disuccinic acid) in maize (Zea mays L.) primary roots were systematically studied. The results showed that, at low concentrations of the Cu-EDDS complex (<200 mu molL super(-1)) in hydroponic culture, the complex was passively absorbed mainly from the apoplastic spaces where lateral roots penetrate the endodermis and the cortical region into the root xylem, the lateral root zone were the main absorption sites. At higher concentrations (<3,000 mu molL super(-1)), under hydroponic culture and soil culture conditions, the passage cells, which form a physiological barrier controlling ion absorption, were either injured or killed, and the complex could enter the root xylem. Injury to the physiological barrier was a key factor in the complex being absorbed by roots in substantially larger quantities. In addition, the histochemical analysis of rubeanic acid can also be used for other researches involving Cu, and the negative-pressure measuring device provides a new research tool for studying the apoplastic absorption of other metal-chelating complexes, molecules, and ions. To study the mechanism of chelant-metal complexes to be absorbed into plant roots in the presence of different concentration chelating agents, the sites, pathways, and mechanism of absorption of Cu-EDDS complex ([S, S']-ethylene diamine disuccinic acid) in maize (Zea mays L.) primary roots were systematically studied. The results showed that, at low concentrations of the Cu-EDDS complex (<200 μmol L-1) in hydroponic culture, the complex was passively absorbed mainly from the apoplastic spaces where lateral roots penetrate the endodermis and the cortical region into the root xylem, the lateral root zone were the main absorption sites. At higher concentrations (<3,000 μmol L-1), under hydroponic culture and soil culture conditions, the passage cells, which form a physiological barrier controlling ion absorption, were either injured or killed, and the complex could enter the root xylem. Injury to the physiological barrier was a key factor in the complex being absorbed by roots in substantially larger quantities. In addition, the histochemical analysis of rubeanic acid can also be used for other researches involving Cu, and the negative–pressure measuring device provides a new research tool for studying the apoplastic absorption of other metal–chelating complexes, molecules, and ions. To study the mechanism of chelant-metal complexes to be absorbed into plant roots in the presence of different concentration chelating agents, the sites, pathways, and mechanism of absorption of Cu-EDDS complex ([S, S']-ethylene diamine disuccinic acid) in maize (Zea mays L.) primary roots were systematically studied. The results showed that, at low concentrations of the Cu-EDDS complex (<200 μmol L^sup -1^) in hydroponic culture, the complex was passively absorbed mainly from the apoplastic spaces where lateral roots penetrate the endodermis and the cortical region into the root xylem, the lateral root zone were the main absorption sites. At higher concentrations (<3,000 μmol L^sup -1^), under hydroponic culture and soil culture conditions, the passage cells, which form a physiological barrier controlling ion absorption, were either injured or killed, and the complex could enter the root xylem. Injury to the physiological barrier was a key factor in the complex being absorbed by roots in substantially larger quantities. In addition, the histochemical analysis of rubeanic acid can also be used for other researches involving Cu, and the negative-pressure measuring device provides a new research tool for studying the apoplastic absorption of other metal-chelating complexes, molecules, and ions.[PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
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