Morphogenic responses of the roots of Arabidopsis thaliana (Magnoliophyta: Brassicales) to Cr(VI) stress

The growth response of roots to stress conditions is a strategy that allows the plant to either avoid the adverse conditions or to adapt to them. H an activities have resulted in the accumulation of some metals from certain concentrations have an adverse effect on plant growth. Among these, Chromium...

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Autores principales:	MARTÍNEZ-TRUJILLO,MIGUEL, SOLÍS-GUZMÁN,GLORIA, JIMÉNEZ-SARAGOZ,JUAN CARLOS, LÓPEZ-HERNÁNDEZ,DOMINGO, CARREÓN-ABUD,YAZMÍN, RÍOS-CHÁVEZ,PATRICIA
Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	Sociedad de Biología de Chile 2013
Materias:	chromiumum development plant root
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spelling	oai:scielo:S0716-078X20130002000092013-08-08Morphogenic responses of the roots of Arabidopsis thaliana (Magnoliophyta: Brassicales) to Cr(VI) stressMARTÍNEZ-TRUJILLO,MIGUELSOLÍS-GUZMÁN,GLORIAJIMÉNEZ-SARAGOZ,JUAN CARLOSLÓPEZ-HERNÁNDEZ,DOMINGOCARREÓN-ABUD,YAZMÍNRÍOS-CHÁVEZ,PATRICIA chromiumum development plant root The growth response of roots to stress conditions is a strategy that allows the plant to either avoid the adverse conditions or to adapt to them. H an activities have resulted in the accumulation of some metals from certain concentrations have an adverse effect on plant growth. Among these, Chromiumumm (Cr) is a serious pollution caused by metal processing industries and leather tanning. To understand in detail the response of roots Cr(VI) stress, it was used an in vitro system with Arabidopsis thaliana utilizing three experimental conditions. (A) Plants germinated and grown for 6 days, without lateral roots, were transferred to media with different concentrations of Cr(VI). This allowed the evaluation as affecting the growth of the primary root to move quickly from MS medium to MS medium with Cr(VI) and the extent to which stimulated or inhibited the formation and growth of new lateral roots. (B) Plants germinated and grown for 8 days, with lateral roots, transferred to media with different concentrations of Cr(VI). This condition allowed us to evaluate how they affected the growth of primary roots and lateral roots previously formed to move quickly from MS medium to media supplemented with Cr(VI). In addition, it was possible to compare how new lateral roots behave. (C) Seeds germinated directly on MS medium with Cr(VI) diffusion, which allowed us to determine how they affected the growth of primary and lateral roots gradually passing from one medium to another MS supplemented with Cr(VI). The results obtained showed that (a) stress tolerance was greater when plants were grown in a gradient from low to high concentration of Cr(VI), (b) the plants were more tolerant to stress with further development of these, and (c) lateral roots formed when the plant was in the medi with the metal, were always more tolerant than the primary root and lateral roots previously formed.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedad de Biología de ChileRevista chilena de historia natural v.86 n.2 20132013-06-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0716-078X2013000200009en10.4067/S0716-078X2013000200009
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language	English
topic	chromiumum development plant root
spellingShingle	chromiumum development plant root MARTÍNEZ-TRUJILLO,MIGUEL SOLÍS-GUZMÁN,GLORIA JIMÉNEZ-SARAGOZ,JUAN CARLOS LÓPEZ-HERNÁNDEZ,DOMINGO CARREÓN-ABUD,YAZMÍN RÍOS-CHÁVEZ,PATRICIA Morphogenic responses of the roots of Arabidopsis thaliana (Magnoliophyta: Brassicales) to Cr(VI) stress
description	The growth response of roots to stress conditions is a strategy that allows the plant to either avoid the adverse conditions or to adapt to them. H an activities have resulted in the accumulation of some metals from certain concentrations have an adverse effect on plant growth. Among these, Chromiumumm (Cr) is a serious pollution caused by metal processing industries and leather tanning. To understand in detail the response of roots Cr(VI) stress, it was used an in vitro system with Arabidopsis thaliana utilizing three experimental conditions. (A) Plants germinated and grown for 6 days, without lateral roots, were transferred to media with different concentrations of Cr(VI). This allowed the evaluation as affecting the growth of the primary root to move quickly from MS medium to MS medium with Cr(VI) and the extent to which stimulated or inhibited the formation and growth of new lateral roots. (B) Plants germinated and grown for 8 days, with lateral roots, transferred to media with different concentrations of Cr(VI). This condition allowed us to evaluate how they affected the growth of primary roots and lateral roots previously formed to move quickly from MS medium to media supplemented with Cr(VI). In addition, it was possible to compare how new lateral roots behave. (C) Seeds germinated directly on MS medium with Cr(VI) diffusion, which allowed us to determine how they affected the growth of primary and lateral roots gradually passing from one medium to another MS supplemented with Cr(VI). The results obtained showed that (a) stress tolerance was greater when plants were grown in a gradient from low to high concentration of Cr(VI), (b) the plants were more tolerant to stress with further development of these, and (c) lateral roots formed when the plant was in the medi with the metal, were always more tolerant than the primary root and lateral roots previously formed.
author	MARTÍNEZ-TRUJILLO,MIGUEL SOLÍS-GUZMÁN,GLORIA JIMÉNEZ-SARAGOZ,JUAN CARLOS LÓPEZ-HERNÁNDEZ,DOMINGO CARREÓN-ABUD,YAZMÍN RÍOS-CHÁVEZ,PATRICIA
author_facet	MARTÍNEZ-TRUJILLO,MIGUEL SOLÍS-GUZMÁN,GLORIA JIMÉNEZ-SARAGOZ,JUAN CARLOS LÓPEZ-HERNÁNDEZ,DOMINGO CARREÓN-ABUD,YAZMÍN RÍOS-CHÁVEZ,PATRICIA
author_sort	MARTÍNEZ-TRUJILLO,MIGUEL
title	Morphogenic responses of the roots of Arabidopsis thaliana (Magnoliophyta: Brassicales) to Cr(VI) stress
title_short	Morphogenic responses of the roots of Arabidopsis thaliana (Magnoliophyta: Brassicales) to Cr(VI) stress
title_full	Morphogenic responses of the roots of Arabidopsis thaliana (Magnoliophyta: Brassicales) to Cr(VI) stress
title_fullStr	Morphogenic responses of the roots of Arabidopsis thaliana (Magnoliophyta: Brassicales) to Cr(VI) stress
title_full_unstemmed	Morphogenic responses of the roots of Arabidopsis thaliana (Magnoliophyta: Brassicales) to Cr(VI) stress
title_sort	morphogenic responses of the roots of arabidopsis thaliana (magnoliophyta: brassicales) to cr(vi) stress
publisher	Sociedad de Biología de Chile
publishDate	2013
url	http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0716-078X2013000200009
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Morphogenic responses of the roots of Arabidopsis thaliana (Magnoliophyta: Brassicales) to Cr(VI) stress

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