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• W2131147965 abstract "Aluminum toxicity is a serious problem in Brazilian soils and selecting potato clones is an important strategy to produce this crop on these kinds of soils. Potato clones, Macaca, SMIC148-A, Dakota Rose, and Solanum microdontum, were grown in a nutrient solution (pH 4.0) with 0, 50, 100, 150 and 200 mg Al L-1. After 7 d, Al concentration in both root system and shoot of all clones increased linearly with increasing Al levels. Based on relative root growth, S. microdontum and SMIC148-A were considered Al-tolerant clones, whereas Macaca and Dakota Rose were considered Al-sensitive. Shoot growth in Macaca linearly decreased with increasing Al levels. Root H2O2 concentration in both Al-sensitive clones increased with increasing Al supply, whereas in Al-tolerant clones it either decreased (SMIC148-A) or demonstrated no alteration (S. microdontum). Shoot H2O2 concentration increased linearly in Macaca, whereas for Dakota Rose it showed a quadratic relationship with Al levels. On the other hand, shoot H2O2 concentration in the Al-tolerant clones either demonstrated no alteration (S. microdontum) or presented lower levels (SMIC148-A). Root catalase (CAT) activity in both Al-sensitive clones increased with increasing Al levels, whereas in Al-tolerant clones it either demonstrated no alteration (SMIC148-A) or presented lower levels (S. microdontum). Shoot CAT activity in the S. microdontum increased curvilinearly with increasing Al levels. In all potato clones, chlorophyll concentration showed a curvilinear response to Al supply, where in Al-sensitive clones it decreased upon addition of Al exceeding 100 mg L-1, but in SMIC148-A it increased at levels between approximately 100 and 150 mg L-1, and decreased in S. microdontum regardless of the Al level. Carotenoid concentrations in the Al-sensitive clones were linearly decreased with increasing Al levels. Aluminum supply caused root lipid peroxidation only in the Al-sensitive clones, whereas in the shoot it increased linearly in the Al-sensitive clones and in S. microdontum it only increased at around 50 mg L-1. Most of root protein oxidation was only observed in the Al-sensitive clones. However, shoot protein oxidation was increased with increasing Al levels for all potato clones. These results indicate that oxidative stress caused by Al in potato may harm several components of the cell, mainly in Al-sensitive clones." @default.
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• W2131147965 date "2007-09-01" @default.
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• W2131147965 title "Physiological and oxidative stress responses of four potato clones to aluminum in nutrient solution" @default.
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