Morphological and anatomical effects of severe drought on the roots of Lolium perenne L

Three experiments using soil-grown Lolium perenne plants were performed in order to investigate the effects of a gradually increasing drought stress on the death of root cells and the growth of lateral roots. Water potentials of -2 to -10 MPa caused death of the root cortex, but death of root tips o...

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description Three experiments using soil-grown Lolium perenne plants were performed in order to investigate the effects of a gradually increasing drought stress on the death of root cells and the growth of lateral roots. Water potentials of -2 to -10 MPa caused death of the root cortex, but death of root tips occurred only at soil water potentials below -10 MPa. Low soil water potentials promoted lateral root initiation and elongation, the total length of lateral roots being between three and five times that of control plants. On rewetting severely droughted plants, root growth continued by elongation of existing, previously initiated, lateral roots.
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Biological and medical sciences
cell death
cell growth
Drought
Economic plant physiology
Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology
Grassland soils
lateral roots
Lolium perenne
Physical agents
Plant cortex
Plant physiology and development
Plant roots
Plants
root cortex
Root growth
Root hairs
Root tips
roots
Soil plant interactions
Soil water
stress
Vegetative apparatus, growth and morphogenesis. Senescence
Water relations, transpiration, stomata
title Morphological and anatomical effects of severe drought on the roots of Lolium perenne L
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