Influence of the temporal and spatial variation of nitrate reductase, glutamine synthetase and soil composition in the N species content in lettuce (Lactuca sativa)

•Temporal variation of nitrate reductase and glutamine synthetase activities in lettuce.•Accumulation of NO3−, NH4+ and organic-N during lettuce growth.•Mobility of inorganic nitrogen within the groundwater–soil–plant system. The variation of nitrate reductase (NR), glutamine synthetase (GS) and N c...

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Published inPlant science (Limerick) Vol. 219-220; pp. 35 - 41
Main Authors Pinto, Edgar, Fidalgo, Fernanda, Teixeira, Jorge, Aguiar, Ana A., Ferreira, Isabel M.P.L.V.O.
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Abstract •Temporal variation of nitrate reductase and glutamine synthetase activities in lettuce.•Accumulation of NO3−, NH4+ and organic-N during lettuce growth.•Mobility of inorganic nitrogen within the groundwater–soil–plant system. The variation of nitrate reductase (NR), glutamine synthetase (GS) and N content in lettuce was evaluated at 5 stages of lettuce growth. Soil physicochemical properties and its N content were also assessed to elucidate the soil-to-plant transfer of inorganic N and potential leaching to groundwater. A decrease of NR activity and an increase of NO3− and N-Kjeldahl content in lettuces were observed during plant growth, whereas GS activity and NH4+ increased during the first few weeks of lettuce growth and then decreased. Although the temporal variation was similar in lettuces grown in different soils, quantitative differences were observed, indicating that high NO3− content in soil caused a higher NO3− accumulation in lettuce despite the higher NR activity during the initial stage of plant growth. Higher levels of NO3− and NH4+ were correlated with higher levels of N-Kjeldahl in lettuce suggesting a positive effect of these N species in the biosynthesis of organic forms of N. Soil physicochemical properties influenced the mobility of inorganic N within the groundwater–soil–plant system. Sandy soils with low OM content allowed NO3− leaching, which was confirmed by higher NO3− levels in groundwater. Therefore, lettuces grown in those soils presented lower N content and the inputs of N to the environment were higher.
AbstractList The variation of nitrate reductase (NR), glutamine synthetase (GS) and N content in lettuce was evaluated at 5 stages of lettuce growth. Soil physicochemical properties and its N content were also assessed to elucidate the soil-to-plant transfer of inorganic N and potential leaching to groundwater. A decrease of NR activity and an increase of NO3− and N-Kjeldahl content in lettuces were observed during plant growth, whereas GS activity and NH4+ increased during the first few weeks of lettuce growth and then decreased. Although the temporal variation was similar in lettuces grown in different soils, quantitative differences were observed, indicating that high NO3− content in soil caused a higher NO3− accumulation in lettuce despite the higher NR activity during the initial stage of plant growth. Higher levels of NO3− and NH4+ were correlated with higher levels of N-Kjeldahl in lettuce suggesting a positive effect of these N species in the biosynthesis of organic forms of N. Soil physicochemical properties influenced the mobility of inorganic N within the groundwater–soil–plant system. Sandy soils with low OM content allowed NO3− leaching, which was confirmed by higher NO3− levels in groundwater. Therefore, lettuces grown in those soils presented lower N content and the inputs of N to the environment were higher.
The variation of nitrate reductase (NR), glutamine synthetase (GS) and N content in lettuce was evaluated at 5 stages of lettuce growth. Soil physicochemical properties and its N content were also assessed to elucidate the soil-to-plant transfer of inorganic N and potential leaching to groundwater. A decrease of NR activity and an increase of NO3(-) and N-Kjeldahl content in lettuces were observed during plant growth, whereas GS activity and NH4(+) increased during the first few weeks of lettuce growth and then decreased. Although the temporal variation was similar in lettuces grown in different soils, quantitative differences were observed, indicating that high NO3(-) content in soil caused a higher NO3(-) accumulation in lettuce despite the higher NR activity during the initial stage of plant growth. Higher levels of NO3(-) and NH4(+) were correlated with higher levels of N-Kjeldahl in lettuce suggesting a positive effect of these N species in the biosynthesis of organic forms of N. Soil physicochemical properties influenced the mobility of inorganic N within the groundwater-soil-plant system. Sandy soils with low OM content allowed NO3(-) leaching, which was confirmed by higher NO3(-) levels in groundwater. Therefore, lettuces grown in those soils presented lower N content and the inputs of N to the environment were higher.
•Temporal variation of nitrate reductase and glutamine synthetase activities in lettuce.•Accumulation of NO3−, NH4+ and organic-N during lettuce growth.•Mobility of inorganic nitrogen within the groundwater–soil–plant system. The variation of nitrate reductase (NR), glutamine synthetase (GS) and N content in lettuce was evaluated at 5 stages of lettuce growth. Soil physicochemical properties and its N content were also assessed to elucidate the soil-to-plant transfer of inorganic N and potential leaching to groundwater. A decrease of NR activity and an increase of NO3− and N-Kjeldahl content in lettuces were observed during plant growth, whereas GS activity and NH4+ increased during the first few weeks of lettuce growth and then decreased. Although the temporal variation was similar in lettuces grown in different soils, quantitative differences were observed, indicating that high NO3− content in soil caused a higher NO3− accumulation in lettuce despite the higher NR activity during the initial stage of plant growth. Higher levels of NO3− and NH4+ were correlated with higher levels of N-Kjeldahl in lettuce suggesting a positive effect of these N species in the biosynthesis of organic forms of N. Soil physicochemical properties influenced the mobility of inorganic N within the groundwater–soil–plant system. Sandy soils with low OM content allowed NO3− leaching, which was confirmed by higher NO3− levels in groundwater. Therefore, lettuces grown in those soils presented lower N content and the inputs of N to the environment were higher.
The variation of nitrate reductase (NR), glutamine synthetase (GS) and N content in lettuce was evaluated at 5 stages of lettuce growth. Soil physicochemical properties and its N content were also assessed to elucidate the soil-to-plant transfer of inorganic N and potential leaching to groundwater. A decrease of NR activity and an increase of NO3(-) and N-Kjeldahl content in lettuces were observed during plant growth, whereas GS activity and NH4(+) increased during the first few weeks of lettuce growth and then decreased. Although the temporal variation was similar in lettuces grown in different soils, quantitative differences were observed, indicating that high NO3(-) content in soil caused a higher NO3(-) accumulation in lettuce despite the higher NR activity during the initial stage of plant growth. Higher levels of NO3(-) and NH4(+) were correlated with higher levels of N-Kjeldahl in lettuce suggesting a positive effect of these N species in the biosynthesis of organic forms of N. Soil physicochemical properties influenced the mobility of inorganic N within the groundwater-soil-plant system. Sandy soils with low OM content allowed NO3(-) leaching, which was confirmed by higher NO3(-) levels in groundwater. Therefore, lettuces grown in those soils presented lower N content and the inputs of N to the environment were higher.The variation of nitrate reductase (NR), glutamine synthetase (GS) and N content in lettuce was evaluated at 5 stages of lettuce growth. Soil physicochemical properties and its N content were also assessed to elucidate the soil-to-plant transfer of inorganic N and potential leaching to groundwater. A decrease of NR activity and an increase of NO3(-) and N-Kjeldahl content in lettuces were observed during plant growth, whereas GS activity and NH4(+) increased during the first few weeks of lettuce growth and then decreased. Although the temporal variation was similar in lettuces grown in different soils, quantitative differences were observed, indicating that high NO3(-) content in soil caused a higher NO3(-) accumulation in lettuce despite the higher NR activity during the initial stage of plant growth. Higher levels of NO3(-) and NH4(+) were correlated with higher levels of N-Kjeldahl in lettuce suggesting a positive effect of these N species in the biosynthesis of organic forms of N. Soil physicochemical properties influenced the mobility of inorganic N within the groundwater-soil-plant system. Sandy soils with low OM content allowed NO3(-) leaching, which was confirmed by higher NO3(-) levels in groundwater. Therefore, lettuces grown in those soils presented lower N content and the inputs of N to the environment were higher.
Author Teixeira, Jorge
Pinto, Edgar
Aguiar, Ana A.
Fidalgo, Fernanda
Ferreira, Isabel M.P.L.V.O.
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SubjectTerms Ammonium
ammonium compounds
Biomass
biosynthesis
glutamate-ammonia ligase
Glutamate-Ammonia Ligase - metabolism
Glutamine synthetase
groundwater
Lactuca - enzymology
Lactuca - growth & development
Lactuca sativa
leaching
lettuce
Nitrate
Nitrate reductase
Nitrate Reductase - metabolism
nitrates
nitrogen
Nitrogen - analysis
Nitrogen - metabolism
Nitrogen Compounds - metabolism
nitrogen content
plant growth
Plant Proteins - metabolism
sandy soils
Soil - chemistry
soil chemical properties
Soil composition
soil physical properties
temporal variation
water table
Title Influence of the temporal and spatial variation of nitrate reductase, glutamine synthetase and soil composition in the N species content in lettuce (Lactuca sativa)
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