Investigations into the potential application of nanoparticles acting as nanofungicides in sustainable agriculture are rapidly expanding due to the high antimicrobial properties of these compounds,which do not risk in...Investigations into the potential application of nanoparticles acting as nanofungicides in sustainable agriculture are rapidly expanding due to the high antimicrobial properties of these compounds,which do not risk inducing pathogen resistance to fungicides.A detailed understanding of the impact of copper oxide nanoparticles(CuO NPs)on soil-borne phytopathogenic fungi is yet to be obtained.This study aimed to explore the in vitro antifungal activity and control efficacy of CuO NPs applied via irrigation with respect to tobacco black shank(TBS)disease caused by Phytophthora nicotianae.The results revealed that CuO NPs greatly interfered with the reproductive growth process of this fungus,repressing hyphal growth,spore germination and sporangium production.Additionally,morphological damage,intracellular ROS accumulation and increased SOD enzyme activity in hyphae were the antifungicidal mechanisms of these NPs.In pot experiments,treatment with CuO NPs at 100 mg L^(–1)significantly suppressed TBS development,compared with the effect on control plants,and the control efficacy reached 33.69%without inducing phytotoxicity.Exposure to CuO NPs significantly activated a series of defense enzymes,and resistance genes in tobacco can further explain the mechanisms by which CuO NPs suppressed fungal infection.The Cu content in both the leaves and roots of P.nicotianae-infested plants increased by 50.03 and 27.25%,respectively,after treatment with 100 mg L^(–1)CuO NPs,compared with that of healthy plants.In particular,a higher Cu content was observed in infected roots than in leaves.Therefore,this study showed the potential of CuO NPs applied as nanofungicides and as nanoinducers of fungus resistance genes for the management of TBS through inhibition of pathogen infection and stimulation of plant defenses.展开更多
[Objectives] This study was conducted to screen out suitable agents for controlling tobacco mosaic virus disease and the best control period in Zhangzhou tobacco area, providing a theoretical basis for the control of ...[Objectives] This study was conducted to screen out suitable agents for controlling tobacco mosaic virus disease and the best control period in Zhangzhou tobacco area, providing a theoretical basis for the control of virus diseases, thereby improving the quality of flue-cured tobacco and the income of tobacco farmers. [Methods] The effects on tobacco mosaic virus disease under the interaction between different agents and different application periods were investigated. The incidence of tobacco mosaic virus disease was investigated, and its control effect was analyzed. [Results] Different agents and different application periods had different control effects on tobacco mosaic virus disease. The incidence of tobacco mosaic virus disease: At 30 and 45 d after transplanting, the incidences of A2B1 treatment were the lowest, at 0.85%, 1.71%, respectively;and at 60 d after transplanting, the incidence of A3B1 treatment was the lowest, only 10.68%. The control effect: At 30 and 45 d after transplanting, A2B1 treatment had better control effects, reaching 79.39% and 73.06%, respectively. [Conclusions] 3% hypersensitive protein sprayed at 1 d before transplanting and 7 and 15 d after transplanting achieved the best effect, followed by 10% ningnanmycin sprayed at 1 d before transplanting and 7 and 15 d after transplanting. In tobacco production, it is recommended to apply 1 000 times dilution of 3% supersensitive protein microgranules for three times(at 1 d before transplanting and 7 and 15 d after transplanting), which can effectively prevent tobacco mosaic virus disease.展开更多
Objective To comprehend the reiation of tobacco glycoprotein (TGP) to Buerger,s disease.Metbods TGP was isolated from crude tobacco leaves by basic immunologic techniques. Serum anti- TGPantibodies were tested by West...Objective To comprehend the reiation of tobacco glycoprotein (TGP) to Buerger,s disease.Metbods TGP was isolated from crude tobacco leaves by basic immunologic techniques. Serum anti- TGPantibodies were tested by Western blot analysis in 11 patients with Buerger,s disease, 15 healthy male smokers and11 nonsmoking healthy male subjects. Results 1. TGP is a dark brown protein of molecular weight 14000. It maybe a subunit of some high molecular weight protein, and exists in crude tobacco leaves. 2. Western blot analysisshowed that 81.81% of patients with Buerger’s disease (9/11), 33.33% of healthy smokers (5/15) and 27.27% ofhealthy nonsmokers (3/11) had serum anti- TGP antibodies. There was significant dtherence between patientswith Buerger,s disease and two control groups (P<0.05), and no signilicant dtherence between both control groups(P>0.05). Conclusion TGP does play an important role in the pathogenesis of Buerger’s disease. As anti - TGPantibodies are also found in some control subjects, it is speculated that other etiologic factors might coordinatelycontribute to the specifc vascular response to TGP in susceptible subjects.展开更多
基金financial support by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(32001934)the Key Science and Technology Project of Sichuan Tobacco Company,China(SCYC202114)。
文摘Investigations into the potential application of nanoparticles acting as nanofungicides in sustainable agriculture are rapidly expanding due to the high antimicrobial properties of these compounds,which do not risk inducing pathogen resistance to fungicides.A detailed understanding of the impact of copper oxide nanoparticles(CuO NPs)on soil-borne phytopathogenic fungi is yet to be obtained.This study aimed to explore the in vitro antifungal activity and control efficacy of CuO NPs applied via irrigation with respect to tobacco black shank(TBS)disease caused by Phytophthora nicotianae.The results revealed that CuO NPs greatly interfered with the reproductive growth process of this fungus,repressing hyphal growth,spore germination and sporangium production.Additionally,morphological damage,intracellular ROS accumulation and increased SOD enzyme activity in hyphae were the antifungicidal mechanisms of these NPs.In pot experiments,treatment with CuO NPs at 100 mg L^(–1)significantly suppressed TBS development,compared with the effect on control plants,and the control efficacy reached 33.69%without inducing phytotoxicity.Exposure to CuO NPs significantly activated a series of defense enzymes,and resistance genes in tobacco can further explain the mechanisms by which CuO NPs suppressed fungal infection.The Cu content in both the leaves and roots of P.nicotianae-infested plants increased by 50.03 and 27.25%,respectively,after treatment with 100 mg L^(–1)CuO NPs,compared with that of healthy plants.In particular,a higher Cu content was observed in infected roots than in leaves.Therefore,this study showed the potential of CuO NPs applied as nanofungicides and as nanoinducers of fungus resistance genes for the management of TBS through inhibition of pathogen infection and stimulation of plant defenses.
基金Supported by Science and Technology Project of Ganzhou Tobacco Company of Jiangxi Province(GSYJ[2016]9)
文摘[Objectives] This study was conducted to screen out suitable agents for controlling tobacco mosaic virus disease and the best control period in Zhangzhou tobacco area, providing a theoretical basis for the control of virus diseases, thereby improving the quality of flue-cured tobacco and the income of tobacco farmers. [Methods] The effects on tobacco mosaic virus disease under the interaction between different agents and different application periods were investigated. The incidence of tobacco mosaic virus disease was investigated, and its control effect was analyzed. [Results] Different agents and different application periods had different control effects on tobacco mosaic virus disease. The incidence of tobacco mosaic virus disease: At 30 and 45 d after transplanting, the incidences of A2B1 treatment were the lowest, at 0.85%, 1.71%, respectively;and at 60 d after transplanting, the incidence of A3B1 treatment was the lowest, only 10.68%. The control effect: At 30 and 45 d after transplanting, A2B1 treatment had better control effects, reaching 79.39% and 73.06%, respectively. [Conclusions] 3% hypersensitive protein sprayed at 1 d before transplanting and 7 and 15 d after transplanting achieved the best effect, followed by 10% ningnanmycin sprayed at 1 d before transplanting and 7 and 15 d after transplanting. In tobacco production, it is recommended to apply 1 000 times dilution of 3% supersensitive protein microgranules for three times(at 1 d before transplanting and 7 and 15 d after transplanting), which can effectively prevent tobacco mosaic virus disease.
文摘Objective To comprehend the reiation of tobacco glycoprotein (TGP) to Buerger,s disease.Metbods TGP was isolated from crude tobacco leaves by basic immunologic techniques. Serum anti- TGPantibodies were tested by Western blot analysis in 11 patients with Buerger,s disease, 15 healthy male smokers and11 nonsmoking healthy male subjects. Results 1. TGP is a dark brown protein of molecular weight 14000. It maybe a subunit of some high molecular weight protein, and exists in crude tobacco leaves. 2. Western blot analysisshowed that 81.81% of patients with Buerger’s disease (9/11), 33.33% of healthy smokers (5/15) and 27.27% ofhealthy nonsmokers (3/11) had serum anti- TGP antibodies. There was significant dtherence between patientswith Buerger,s disease and two control groups (P<0.05), and no signilicant dtherence between both control groups(P>0.05). Conclusion TGP does play an important role in the pathogenesis of Buerger’s disease. As anti - TGPantibodies are also found in some control subjects, it is speculated that other etiologic factors might coordinatelycontribute to the specifc vascular response to TGP in susceptible subjects.
