英文摘要 |
These 9 weeks old pla11ts of cv. K-Y cross, Chuchiu, Hsiafeng, and Tahsin that were raised at day 25/night 18℃ greenhouse, part of pla11ts were shifted to day 32/night 25°C greenhouse for 10 days as preacclimated treatment. The leaf fragments were excised from full expended leaf, then were exposed to various heating temperature (25, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60, and 65°C) for various exposure times (10, 20, 30, 50, 70, 90 min) to measure the leaf cell membrane electrolyte leakages that were the magnitude of thermostability. The sigmoid curves were fitted to the ratio of electrolyte leakage across heating temperatures, then the midpoint temperatures (Tm), were a derivation from mathematic equation. Linear regression was fitted to the midpoint temperature across natural logaritlun of heating times to derive the critical high temperatures (Tc). Finally the graphic presentation of interactions of heating temperatures and exposing times on the electrolyte leakage was modeled The results showed that Tc decreased with increased exposing times of heating treatments. The acclimated pla11ts appeared higher critical high temperature than unacclimated pants, therefore the acclimated pla11ts could increase the heat tolera11t ability. The critical high temperatures of the unacclimated plants of cv. K-Y cross血Hsiafeng were higher than others, in contrast, the acclimated plants of 'Chuchiu' was increased 2.7°C to result in more heat tolerance than 'Hsiafeng'. It is concluded that 'K-Y cross' and 'Chuchiu'were much heat tolerance, and latter one had the best ability to acquire heat tolerai1ce through acclimation. |