Effects_of_heat_stress_after_pollination_on_grain_yield_and_starch_quality_of_waxy_maize陆大雷演示课件文.pptVIP

Effects of heat stress after pollination on grain yield and starch quality of waxy maize;Temperature is one of the most important factors that affects the crop growth and development. Projections to the end of this century have suggested that global temperatures will increase by 1.8–4.0 ℃, depending on the greenhouse gas emission scenario. The optimum temperature for grain development in maize is between 27 and 32 ℃. An increase in temperature of 2 ℃ would result in greater reductions in maize yield by 20%.;Horrible: Day temperature higher than 35 ℃, 7.21-7.31 (2012) Day temperature higher than 35 ℃, 7.23-8.18 (2013) ;;Related progress: Focused on yield and physiology and biochemistry index. Few studies focused on maize starch quality (Lu et al, Carbohydrate Research, 282, 157–170, 1996) ;Main contents;;Effects of heat stress after pollination on grain filling of waxy maize grain ; Heat stress decrease grain starch content and increase the protein and soluble sugar content. ;Effects of heat stress after pollination on iodine staining at different stages of waxy maize starch ;Starch structure and thermal properties of waxy maize;Heat stress increase the granule size for all varieties except Huaikenuo3.; Effects of heat stress after pollination on the X-ray diffraction profiles and crystallinity of waxy maize starch ; Heat stress decrease the swell power; Effects of heat stress after pollination on starch iodine staining of waxy maize ;Effects of heat stress after pollination on thermal properties of waxy maize starch ;Effects of heat stress after pollination on the grain weight content of waxy maize ;Effects of heat stress on the starch (b) and protein (c) contents of waxy maize ;Effects of heat stress on the starch morphology of waxy maize ;Effects of heat stress on the starch granule volume distribution of waxy maize ;Effects of heat stress on the X-ray diffraction profiles and crystallinity of waxy maize flour;Effects of heat stress on the iodine binding capacit