Effects of exogenous IAA on the growth and physiological. characteristics of Chinese cabbage seedlings under salt stress

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Advances in Engineering Research (AER), volume 143 6th International Conference on Energy and Environmental Protection (ICEEP 2017) Effects of exogenous IAA on the growth and physiological characteristics of Chinese cabbage seedlings under salt stress Liming Wang1,a, Guochao Sun 1,b, Ji Liu2,c, Jianye Jiang3,d, and Yi Tang4,e* 1 College of Horticulture, Sichuan Agricultural University, Chengdu, Sichuan, China 2 Chengdu Academy of Agriculture and Forestry Sceinces, Chengdu, Sichuan, China 3 Jintang county rural development and forestry administration, Chengdu, Sichuan, China 4 Institute of Pomology and Olericulture, Sichuan Agricultural University, Chengdu, Sichuan, China a 1456155763@qq.com,b6183090@qq.com,c34905418@qq.com,d878450058@qq.com, e 95459425@qq.com *Corresponding author. Liming Wang and Guochao Sun contributed equally to this work. Key words: Chinese cabbage seedlings; Indoleacetic acid ; Salt stress; Abstract: A pot experiment was conducted to study the effects of the growth and physiological characteristics by spraying 5 different concentrations (0, 50, 100, 150, 200μmol/L) of indoleacetic acid (IAA) on leaves in Chinese cabbage seedlings which under salt stress. The result showed that IAA significantly promoted the growth and increased the biomass of Chinese cabbage seedlings under salt stress. It also enhanced the capacity of osmotic adjustment and antioxidant capacity, protecting the structure and function of cell membrane. Therefore, IAA can alleviate the damage of Chinese cabbage seedlings under salt stress, and the most suitable concentration is 150μmol/L. The seedlings which spraying 150 μmol/l exogenous IAA compared with the control, the fresh weight of aerial part increased by 19.82%, the total dry weight increased by18.74%, CAT enzyme activities increased by45.66%, the chlorophyll improved by 29.49%. Introduction Chinese cabbage (Brassica rapa ssp. pekinensis) is an important leafy vegetable [1]. Because of its rich nutrient, rich in sugars, protein and vitamins, it is popular with consumer and is the first in the area of Chinese vegetable cultivation. Soil salinization is a world-recognized resource and ecological problem, China's salt land area accounts for about 1/3 of Asia [2]. The salt is mainly caused damage in plant by osmotic stress, ion poisoning and oxidative stress [3-4]. Guo Rui and other studies found that the main damage of salt stress to flax was osmotic stress and ion toxicity, and the ionic balance of flax cells was broken [5]. IAA is a class of auxins, which plays an important role in the elongation and differentiation of plant cells[6-7]. Wei Aili has been found application of exogenous IAA, the growth of soybean seedlings under salt stress was significantly promoted, and biomass increased, and the photosynthetic capacity and antioxidant capacity increased [8]. Through to the strawberry test tube seedlings were treated with exogenous 6-BA and IAA under salt stress. Zheng Pingsheng Found that the salt stress was reduced and the growth of strawberry test tube seedlings was promoted, and the membrane lipid peroxide decreased [9]. Park found that IAA plays a central role in the resistance of plants, therefore, it is speculated that IAA plays an important role in regulating the physiology of cabbage seedlings under salt stress, which can improve its salt tolerance and promote the growth of plants [10]. Copyright 2017, the Authors. Published by Atlantis Press. This is an open access article under the CC BY-NC license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/). 1124

In recent years, it has become more and more attention and research to use exogenous IAA to improve crops resistance, which has become a hot spot in plant resistance research [11]. The effects of exogenous IAA on the growth index, chlorophyll and physiological indexes under salt stress were studied in the experiment. The mechanism of IAA alleviation of salt stress in Chinese cabbage seedlings was clarified, and the best concentration of IAA was selected to provide the theoretical basis for the research and production practice of Chinese cabbage. Materials and Methods Materials. The variety of Chinese cabbage is the "kuaike 35F" were purchased from Chengdu Jinbaisheng farming co. Ltd. IAA purchased from Beijing Suolaibao Technology Co, Ltd. Experimental design. The experiment was conducted in Institute of Pomology and Olericulture, Sichuan Agricultural University from March to May, 2016. Select full Chinese cabbage seeds, Use 10% phosphate trisodium solution to disinfect for 10 minutes, then rinse repeatedly with distilled water and then wrap it in wet gauze for germination. After the seeds were exposed, sown in 10 cm 10cm (diameter height) nutrition bowl (vermiculite: perlite = 1: 1, V/V), Culture in a plastic shed. When two cotyledons unearthed, watering with Hoagland nutrient solution every two days, every bowl of water 20ml. When the two leaves are unfolded, Switch to Hoagland nutrient solution containing 50 mmol L -1 NaCl every 2 days, and 20 ml of water per bowl until the experiment has been over. When the three leaves of Chinese cabbage seedlings were unfolded, the Chinese cabbage seedlings with uniform growth were selected, the leaves were sprayed with 0μmol L -1 (CK, treated with water), 50μmol L -1, 100μmol L -1, 150μmol L -1, 200μmol L -1 of IAA solution, once every 2 days, each time 20ml, Sprayed 3 times, and each treatment was 3 pots, 3 per pot, the determination of the indicators after 30 days. Statistic analyses. Using Excel 2010 for data recording and finishing, SPSS was used for statistical analysis, compare of different significance using Duncan's new multiple range method. Results and analyzes Growth and biomass. It can be seen from table 1, that with the increase of IAA concentration, the plant height, stem diameter, root length and fresh weight of aboveground of cabbage seedling increased first and then decreased, and were higher than CK. when the IAA concentration reached 150 μmol L -1, the indexes reached the maximum, The fresh weight of aboveground, root length, plant height and stem diameter were respectively increased by 19.82%, 55.70%, 13.14% and 37.12% by the control. Under the treatment of exogenous IAA, there were no significant differences in the plant height of Chinese cabbage under 100 μmol L -1 and 200 μmol L -1, the other treatments of concentration all were different significance. 1125

Table 1 Effects of exogenous IAA on the growth of Chinese cabbage seedlings under salt stress IAA concentration Shoot fresh weight Root length Plant height Stem diameter /(μmol L -1 ) /(g plant -1 ) 0(CK) 4.051±0.03 e 16.48±0.85 e 8.22±0.08 d 0.264±0.01 e 50 4.392±0.03 d 21.00±0.51d 8.60±0.07c 0.302±0.01 d 100 4.623±0.05b 23.44±0.74 b 9.10±0.17 b 0.345±0.01 b 150 4.854±0.12a 24.66±0.56 a 9.30±0.16a 0.362±0.02 a 200 4.503±0.03c 22.18±0.51 c 9.16±0.20b 0.318±0.01 c Note: The data followed by different lowercase indicate significant difference of 5% level, the same as follow tables. Dry weight. As can be seen from Table 2, that cabbage seedlings were sprayed with exogenous IAA which aboveground, root system, whole plant dry weight and water of the aboveground are significantly higher than CK. And that with the increase of IAA concentration, the above four indexes and root / shoot ratio, the resistance coefficient increased first and then decreased, at the 150μmol L -1 to obtain the maximum, compared with the control increased by 8.43%, 28.10%, 18.74%, 2.15%, 18.18%, 19.00% respectively. Table 2 Effects of exogenous IAA on dry weight of Chinese cabbage seedlings under salt stress IAA Shoot dry Root dry Total dry Shoot water Root-shoot Resistance concentration weight weight weight /(μmol L -1 ) /(g plant -1 ) /(g plant -1 ) /(g plant -1 ratio coefficient ) /% 0(CK) 0.747±0.01 e 0.822±0.03 e 1.569±0.01e 81.56±0.01 e 1.10 1.00 50 0.756±0.01d 0.892±0.01d 1.648±0.02d 82.79±0.03 d 1.18 1.05 100 0.790±0.03b 0.972±0.01b 1.762±0.03 b 82.91±0.01 b 1.23 1.12 150 0.810±0.02 a 1.053±0.02 a 1.863±0.03 a 83.31±0.02 a 1.30 1.19 200 0.773±0.04c 0.955±0.01c 1.728±0.01 c 82.83±0.05c 1.24 1.10 Antioxidant enzyme activity, the s of osmotic adjustment substance and MDA. As was known from table 3, the activity of antioxidant enzymes of Chinese cabbage seedlings was significantly higher than CK under the effect of exogenous IAA. The activities of CAT, SOD, POD and Soluble protein in Chinese cabbage seedlings increased first and then decreased with the increase of IAA concentration, and it was up to the maximum under the 150 μmol L -1, compared with the control increased by 45.66%, 31.61%, 18.43%, 24.84% Respectively. There was no significant difference in CAT activity under the 100 μmol L -1,150 μmol L -1, 200 μmol L -1 of IAA concentration. POD activity was no significant difference at 100 μmol L -1, 200 μmol L -1 of IAA concentration. SOD activity was no significant difference in the others concentrations except the 150 umol L -1. Compare with the control, there was no significant difference in soluble protein at IAA concentration 50 μmol L -1 and 100 μmol L -1. MDA was no significant 1126

difference at 150 μmol L -1, 200 μmol L -1 of IAA concentration. Table 3 Effects of exogenous IAA on antioxidant enzyme activity, the s of osmotic adjustment substance and MDA of Chinese cabbage seedlings under salt stress Soluble protein IAA concentration CAT activity POD activity SOD activity MDA /(μmol L -1 ) /(U g -1 FW) /(U g -1 FW) /(U g -1 FW) /(mg g -1 /(nmol g -1 FW) FW) 0(CK) 21.9±0.42 c 1930±5.66d 162.84±4.67b 4.79±0.19c 9.48±0.14a 50 25.2±1.13 b 2102±69.30 c 165.26±4.18b 4.84±0.10c 8.86±0.11b 100 29.8±0.42a 2345±29.70b 171.14±2.68b 5.35±0.15c 8.12±0.15c 150 31.9±1.13a 2540±74.95 a 192.86±2.38 a 5.98±0.20a 7.42±0.13d 200 29.4±0.71a 2282±22.63 b 166.30±3.40b 5.33±0.13b 7.24±0.12d Photosynthetic pigment. From Table 4, it was found that chlorophyll a, chlorophyll b, chlorophyll total and chlorophyll a and chlorophyll b were significantly higher than that of CK, except for the concentration of 50 mumol L -1 After treatment of exogenous IAA, With the increase of exogenous IAA concentration, the indexes increased first and then decreased, and reached the maximum at 150 μmol L -1 of IAA concentration, compared with the control increased by 21.67%, 23.20%, 29.49%, 6.18% respectively. The carotenoid of each treatment increased first and then decreased, and reached the maximum at 100 μmol L -1, which was 10.34% higher than that of CK (P <0.05). Table 4 Effects of exogenous IAA on the s of photosynthetic pigments of Chinese cabbage seedlings under salt stress IAA concentration /(μmol L -1 ) Chlorophyll a Chlorophyll b Total chlorophyll Chlorophyll a/b Carotenoid 0(CK) 0.526±0.01c 0.125±0.006c 0.651±0.02 c 4.21±0.02c 0.203±0.007b 50 0.546±0.01c 0.127±0.008c 0.673±0.02c 4.30±0.03bc 0.210±0.008ab 100 0.640±0.01b 0.145±0.009b 0.785±0.01b 4.41±0.08ab 0.224±0.006 a 150 0.689±0.01a 0.154±0.008a 0.843±0.02 a 4.47±0.03 a 0.219±0.006ab 200 0.628±0.01b 0.142±0.004 b 0.770±0.01b 4.42±0.04ab 0.215±0.006ab Conclusion The results showed that IAA could increase the plant height and promote root growth and differentiation, increased the quality of dry matter on the ground significantly, alleviated the damage of Chinese cabbage significantly, this is consistent with the findings of Mclord et al[12]. The results also showed that exogenous IAA could increase the root/shoot ratio of Chinese cabbage seedlings under salt stress and increase the resistance coefficient, and improve the ability of root to absorb soil water and minerals, so as to improve the water in the upper part, maintain the osmotic 1127

balance, improve cabbage Seedlings salt resistance. Salt stress causes free radical accumulation, cell membrane lipid peroxidation increased, to promote the accumulation of large amounts of MDA, destruction of cell membrane structure and function, protein synthesis was inhibited, which cause damage to plants, and even death. Soluble proteins play a role in osmotic regulation of plants, SOD, POD, CAT is the main antioxidant enzyme, by scavenging free radicals, mitigating adversity et.al and protection of plant cell membrane. The results of this experiment show that, The optimum concentration of IAA could increase significantly the antioxidant enzyme activity and soluble protein of Chinese cabbage seedlings under salt stress, and reduce significantly the MDA, thus protecting the cell membrane structure and function. The effect of auxin on the resistance index of tomato seedlings under salt stress which results is the same with Liu shuancheng[13]. The studied found that salt stress destroyed the chloroplast structure of plants, and the accumulation of reactive oxygen free radicals destroyed chlorophyll, which resulted in the weakening of photosynthetic capacity of plant. Carotenoids also have the role of quencher of reactive oxygen and prevent cell membrane lipid peroxidation. This experiment showed that the suitable concentration of exogenous IAA could increase the photosynthetic pigment significantly and increase the photosynthetic capacity of Chinese cabbage seedlings under salt stress, so as to improve the salt tolerance of Chinese cabbage. In summary, the growth of Chinese cabbage seedlings was promoted significantly under the salt stress by foliar spraying suitable concentration range of exogenous IAA and the biomass was increased. The activity of antioxidant enzymes in cabbage seedlings increased significantly, the level of membrane lipid peroxidation decreased, the of soluble protein increased, the ability of cell osmotic adjustment was enhanced, the normal metabolism of cells was maintained, and the photosynthetic pigment was increased. Thereby, damage of salt stress was slowed. The effect of exogenous IAA on the physiological indexes and resistance indexes of Chinese cabbage seedlings under salt stress which manifestation was promoted, and with IAA concentration increased first and then weakened, When the concentration of IAA was 150μmol L -1, the treatment was the best. References [1] W.W. Huang, T.X. Hu and N.N. Zhang: Acta Ecologica Sinica Vol.32(2012),P.3883-3891. [2] C.Y. Wang: Chinese Journal of Ecology Vol.16(1997),P.67-71. [3] T.J. Levitt. New York: Academic Press Vol.5(1980),P.3642-3645. [4] S.H. Yang, J. Ji and G. Wang: World Sci-Tech R & D Vol.28(2006),P.70-76. [5] R. Guo, F. Li and J. Zhou: Chinese Journal of Plant Ecology Vol.40(2016),P.69 79. [6] D.M. Zhang, L. Li and F.L. Zhong: Modern Agricultural Science and Technology Vol.24 (2011),P.204-205 [7] X.X. Li, J. Zhao and H. Liao: Plant Physiology Journal Vol.49(2013),P.573-578. [8] A.L. Wei and Y.Z. Chen: Acta Botanica Boreali-Occidentalia Sinica Vol.20(2000),P.410-414 [9] P.S. Zheng: Northern Horticulture, Vol.6(2013),P.116-118 [10] J.E. Park, J.Y. Park and Y.S. Kim: Journal of Biological Chemistry Vol.282(2007),P.10036-10046. [11] T.N. Pustovoitova, N.E. Zhdanova and V.N. Zholkevich: Russian Journal of Plant Physiology Vol.51( 2004),P.513-517. [12] J.M. Mclord: Superoxide dismutase: An enzymic function for ery-throcuprein(hemocupreim)[j]. Biological Chemistry Vol.224(1969),P.6904-6955. [13] S.C. Liu, X.M. Cao and J.X. Mu: Seed Vol.12(2016),P.94-96 1128