铜绿微囊藻对低磷条件的光合响应.ppt

SRP plays a crucial role in determining potential productivity of bloom-forming cyanobacteria. Nutrient has a considerable effect on Microcystis photosynthetic characteristics. Phospholipids are indispensable components of biomembranes. P-deficiency restricts photophosphorylation, and leads to a higher excited state of thylakoid membrane, lower electron transport rate and relatively inefficient operation of photosynthesis. Mechanism of photosynthetic response in M.a under low inorganic phosphate from three aspects: (1) the growth rates and rapid light curves (RLC); (2) photosynthetic energy transfer which related to the thylakoid membrane fluidity; (3) the photosynthetic carbon assimilation M. aeruginosa PCC 7806 Chlorophyll a and growth rate μ= (lnm2-lnm1)/ (t2-t1)(every two days) Chlorophyll fluorescence PAM fluorescence monitoring system(48 h) Photosynthetic oxygen evolution Clark-type oxygen electrode(48 h) The fluidity of thylakoid membrane Statistical analysis Changes of growth rates and rETRmax Growth and rETRmax of M. a was obviously inhibited by low P status. Changes of rETR and ΦPSⅡ ETR rise significantly with the increase of inorganic phosphorus level . qP and qN 1=Ft+qN+qP Calvin cycle could remove most of the electrons which accumulated at the acceptor side of PSⅡ reaction centers, lead to QA- reoxidation and a higher qP, which further resulted in a lower qN. The response of photosynthetic carbon assimilation to low P level The responding mechanism of M. aeruginosa PCC7806 to low-phosphorus * * Mechanism of photosynthetic response in Microcystis aeruginosa PCC7806 to low inorganic phosphorus Contents 1.Introduction 3.Result and discussion 2.Materials and methods 4.Conclusion Introduction Materials and methods culture four different concentrations centrifuged phosphorus starved for 72 h (0.005mg/L 0.02mg/L 0.1mg/L 0.6mg/L) Materials and methods Result and discussion Result and discussion Result and discussion The increasing of irradia