The Inhibition of Growth by Gravitropic Stimulation in Darkness in Agravitropic Primary Roots of Zea and the Role of Calcium : GROWTH AND DEVELTOPMENT : ENVIRONMENTAL AND STRESS RESPONSES
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The primary roots of the "Golden Cross Bantam 70" cultivar of Zea mays are agravitropic in darkness and their orthogravitropism is light-dependent. Analysis of the agravitropic roots provides important information about the mechanism of orthogravitropism. However, the underlying mechanism of the agravitropic response in darkness is unknown. We found that the growth of intact primary roots was inhibited by gravitropic stimulation (i.e. , changing the orientation of the roots from vertical to horizontal) in darkness, but that of detipped roots was not. The role of calcium in this gravistimulation-dependent inhibition of growth was investigated using apical 5-mm segments of the primary roots. The gravistimulation-dependent inhibition of growth was prevented by applying 10 mM MES-KOH buffer at pH 6.0 to the root cap. By contrast, the application of 0.1-1 mM buffer at pH 6.0 and 10 mM buffer at pH 4.5-5.0 allowed the gravistimulation-dependent inhibition of growth. Furthermore, when the buffer of 10 mM (pH 6.0) contained 1-5 mM CaCl_2, the gravistimulation-dependent inhibition of growth was apparent. By contrast, when weak (1 mM) buffer at pH 6.0 or 10 mM buffer at pH 4.5 contained 5 mM EGTA, no gravistimulation-dependent inhibition of growth was observed. Thus, the gravistimulation-dependent inhibition of growth in darkness seemed to be mediated by an increase in the level of free Ca^<2+> in the root tip. These results suggest that free Ca^<2+> in the apoplast of the root tip plays an important role in the agravitropic response in darkness as well as in orthogravitropism under light of the roots of this cultivar of Zea mays.
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著者
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Nakamura A
Science Laboratories Faculty Of Education Yamagata University
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SUZUKI Takashi
Science Laboratory, Faculty of Education Art and Science, Yamagata University
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Tabata Hiroshi
Science Laboratories, Faculty of Education, Yamagata University
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Nakamura Atsuko
Science Laboratories, Faculty of Education, Yamagata University
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Tabata Hiroshi
Science Laboratories Faculty Of Education Yamagata University
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Nakamura Atsuko
Science Laboratories Faculty Of Education Yamagata University
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Suzuki Takashi
Science Laboratories Faculty Of Education Yamagata University
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