INVESTIGADORES
PICCOLI patricia Noemi
artículos
Título:
IN VIVO GIBBERELLIN A9 METABOLISM BY AZOSPIRILLUM SP. IN dy DWARF RICE MUTANT SEEDLINGS
Autor/es:
CASSÁN FD; BOTTINI R; PICCOLI P
Revista:
HORTSCIENCE
Editorial:
AMER SOC HORTICULTURAL SCIENCE
Referencias:
Año: 2001 vol. 28 p. 124 - 129
ISSN:
0018-5345
Resumen:
Azospirillum sp. are bacteria beneficial to inoculated plants, and the effect is partially attributed to gibberellin
production. Deutero-labelled GA9 was fed to dy mutant rice-dwarf seedlings inoculated with A. lipoferum or A.
brasilense and/or treated with Prohexadione-Ca, an inhibitor of late steps in gibberellin biosynthesis. According to the
shoot growth response, the mutant showed the ability to perform 3?-hydroxylation of the d2GA9 fed. This ability was
partially blocked by Prohexadione-Ca, suggesting that GA9 may have some activity per se. After the feeding was
done along with Azospirillum sp. inoculation, the bacteria performed 3?-hydroxylation as shown by shoot growth
promotion and corroborated by GC-MS detection of d2GA3. The growth promotion was blocked by Prohexadione-Ca
but in a lower extent as compared with non-inoculated controls, suggesting that the inhibitor worked on the 3?-
hydroxylation performed on the substrate fed but on the microorganism capacity to produce active gibberellins