effects of foliar application of salicylic acid on growth and physiological attributes of cowpea under water stress conditions

نویسندگان

m. afshari

f. shekari

r. azimkhani

h. habibi

m.h. fotokian

چکیده

the possible alleviating effects of salicylic acid on protection of cowpea (vigna unguiculata) cv. parastu under water stress conditions were investigated in the university of zanjan agriculture research station during 2008. water stress was imposed by withholding irrigation at 50% flowering (flowering water stress, fws) and when 50% of the pods grew 2-3cm (pod-formation water stress, pfws). salicylic acid (sa) was sprayed when plants had approximately ten fully expanded leaves with different concentrations of 0, 150, 300, 450 and 600 µm. water stress was found to affect net photosynthesis rate, relative water content and chlorophyll index. proline content and leaf temperature increased in response to water stress. in both water stress treatments, plants treated with 300µm sa showed the highest values for net photosynthesis rate, transpiration rate and proline concentration. in fws, the lowest leaf temperature was recorded in the control plants. however, in pfws, leaf temperature was not affected by sa treatment. in fws condition, the application of 300 µm sa showed the highest leaf area. it seems that the application of sa in 300 µm concentration may improve plant functions in both normal and stress conditions.

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عنوان ژورنال:
iran agricultural research

ناشر: shiraz univercity

ISSN 1013-9885

دوره 32

شماره 1 2013

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