英文摘要 |
Nine weeks old plants of chinses cabbage cvs. 'Jiinchiou', 'ASVEG No.1', and 'Knowyou No.1'and 2 weeks old plants of 'Tainung No.1' were grown in 25/18℃ (day/night) greenhouse. Part of plants were shifted to 32 day / 25℃ night greenhouse for 10 days as acclimation treatment. The leaf fragments were excised from full expended leaves, then were exposed to various heating temperature for various exposure times to measure the leaf cell membrane electrolyte leakage that were the degrees of thermostability. The sigmoid curves were fitted to the electrolyte leakage ratios across heating temperatures, then the midpoint temperature (Tm), were a derivation from the modeling mathematic equation. Linear regression was fitted to the midpoint temperature across natural logarithm of heating time to derivation the critical high temperature (Tc). Finally the graphic presentation of interaction of critical high temperatures and exposing times on the electrolyte leakage was modeled. The results showed that Tc decreased with the increased exposing time of heating treatment. The Tcs of acclimated plants of 'Jiinchiou', 'ASVEG No.1', 'Knowyou No.1'and 'Tainung No.1' were higher (1.21~1.55, 0.13~0.48, 1.8~3.07, 0.28~3.08 ℃ ) than unacclimated plant, respectively. The 'ASVEG No.1' showed the highest Tc among unacclinated plants. However, the 'Knowyou No.1' appeared the highest Tc among acclimated plants. It is concluded that 'Knowyou No. 1' has the best thermostability due to it is able to acquire the highest heat tolerance by acclimation in hot greenhouse. |