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Improved illumination homogeneity increased accuracies of derived light utilization efficiency for aquatic photosynthesis-irradiance curve analysis

論文作者

Qian Hu,* , Aiwen Zhong, Ian Hawes

刊物

Plant Physiology and Biochemistry

標(biāo)識符

10.1016/j.plaphy.2023.108027

摘要

Accumulating knowledge of photo-physiological acclimation and adaptation in aquatic phototrophs to altered  environmental factors are valuable for managing and conserving aquatic ecosystems. Photosynthesis-irradiance  curve (PI curve) analysis is an essential technique to assess the photo-physiological states of and environmental  stresses on photosystems. For PI curve analysis, replicates were rarely homogeneously illuminated, which could  generate variations potentially obscuring treatment effects or lead to considerable errors. Here we present an  incubation apparatus with a novel configuration of illuminating unit that supplied a gradient of irradiances with  improved homogeneity. The achieved homogeneity exceeds that of other homogeneous illuminating apparatus  reported for photosynthetic research. We used the elaborated apparatus to develop PI curves for S. pectinata  photo-acclimated to contrasting light conditions in both greenhouse and field scenarios. Photo-acclimation to  lower irradiances enhanced both maximum photosynthetic rates and light utilization efficiencies in general. And  improved homogeneity for PI curve analysis most likely reduced variations of derived light utilization efficiency  compared to those using conventional incubation apparatus. The elaborated incubation apparatus could provide  insights into developments of illumination techniques for photosynthetic studies and has the potential to refine  the subtleties of photo-acclimation studies.


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