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Zinc application after low temperature stress promoted rice tillers recovery: Aspects of nutrient absorption and plant hormone regulation

•Zinc application after low temperature promoted rice tillers recovery.•Tiller increment was related with the increase of zinc and nitrogen accumulation.•Zinc application after low temperature promoted IAA transportation from tiller bud.•Zinc application maintained higher CTK/IAA after low temperatu...

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Published in:Plant science (Limerick) 2022-01, Vol.314, p.111104-111104, Article 111104
Main Authors: Liu, Zhilei, Meng, Jingrou, Sun, Zefeng, Su, Jinkai, Luo, Xiangyu, Song, Jiamei, Li, Pengfei, Sun, Yankun, Yu, Cailian, Peng, Xianlong
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Summary:•Zinc application after low temperature promoted rice tillers recovery.•Tiller increment was related with the increase of zinc and nitrogen accumulation.•Zinc application after low temperature promoted IAA transportation from tiller bud.•Zinc application maintained higher CTK/IAA after low temperature exposure. Low temperature during the vegetative stage depresses rice tillering. Zinc (Zn) can promote rice tiller growth and improve plant resistance to abiotic stress. Consequently, Zn application after low temperature might be an effective approach to promote rice tiller recovery. A water culture experiment with treatments of two temperatures (12 °C and 20 °C) and three Zn concentrations (0.08 μM, 0.15 μM and 0.31 μM ZnSO4·7H2O) was conducted to determine by analyzing rice tiller growth, nutrient absorption and hormones metabolism. The results showed that low temperature reduced rice tiller numbers and leaf age, decreased as well. Increasing Zn application after low temperature could enhance not only rice tiller growth rate but also N metabolism and tillering recovery, and correlation analysis showed a significantly positive correlation between tiller increment and Zn and N accumulation after low temperature. In addition, higher cytokinin (CTK)/auxin (IAA) ratio was maintained by promoted synthesis of CTK and IAA as well as enhanced IAA transportation from tiller buds to other parts with increased Zn application after cold stress, which resulted in accelerated germination and growth of tiller buds. These results highlighted that Zn application after low temperature promoted rice tiller recovery by increasing N and Zn accumulation and maintaining hormones balance.
ISSN:0168-9452
1873-2259
DOI:10.1016/j.plantsci.2021.111104