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Analysis and modeling of the use of nitrate in connection with its availability and growth. Case of study in tomato (Solanum lycopersicium)

Huanosto-magaña, Ruth (2008) Analysis and modeling of the use of nitrate in connection with its availability and growth. Case of study in tomato (Solanum lycopersicium). PhD thesis Agronomie, Unité PSH, INRA d'Avignon, AgroParistech 2008AGPT0055 p.122.

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Abstract

This work has two objectives: (1) the experimental study of plant nitrate assimilation and growth in the diel cycle under contrasted conditions of nitrate nutrition ranging from deficiency to plethora; (2) the development of a model capable to simulate these functions.



The study focused on young tomato plants grown hydroponically in a growth chamber using a recirculating nutrient system capable to control precisely the nitrate concentration in solution and to measure continuously plant nitrate uptake rates. The rate of plant nitrate assimilation was calculated from the time based differences between the amounts of nitrate taken-up and stored as free ions in the tissues of plants harvested periodically over the day and night cycle. The most significant results are: a marked diel periodicity of nitrate assimilation independent of the nutritional diet; a uniform rate of nitrate uptake under conditions of low N-nutrition contrasting with a marked oscillatory pattern under a plethora of NO3- ; a nearly threefold decrease in NO3- assimilation rate for NO3- sufficient plants suddenly deprived of nitrogen; a slighter effect of the changes of nutritional regimes on root compared to shoot growth.



The results have been interpreted considering various stores (1) of nitrate, which uncouples assimilation from uptake, (2) of free amino acids, which detaches growth from NO3- assimilation. It is proposed a model in which growth is fuelled by the flux of free amino acids produced by the assimilation of endogenous NO3- . Among the workable plant representations, considering three organs, namely the leaf blades, the stems and the roots, produced the best simulations both for growth and NO3- assimilation patterns. In this model, the stems are the central store of nitrate. The simulations reproduce several plant characteristics: diel periodicity in the rate of NO3- assimilation; major role of leaves under ample nutrition; magnified role of roots under low N nutrition; uniform growth rate under all circumstances.



This modelling stage has highlighted a lack of knowledge in two important domains: the formalism of NO3- transport between organs and the C x N interaction in particular during the phase of resource utilization for growth rather than during their acquisition process.

Item Type:PhD Thesis (PhD)
PhD Supervisor:Adamowicz, Stéphane
Date:06 October 2008
Board of examiners:Cardenas-navarro, Raul and Lemaire, Gilles and Ney, Bertrand and Robin, Paul and Pages, Loïc and Adamowicz, Stephane
Ecole Doctorale:ED 435 AGRICULTURE, ALIMENTATION, BIOLOGIE, ENVIRONNEMENTS ET SANTE
Discipline:Agronomie
Collection (Fonds):AgroParistech
Institution:AgroParistech
Department:Unité PSH, INRA d'Avignon
Subjects:8. Earth Sciences and Environmental Engineering
1. Mathematics and Applications
7. Life Sciences and Engineering
Uncontrolled Keywords:Modèle croissance, Modèle réduction, Ressources, Nitrate endogène, Carbone endogène, Acides aminées libres, Nutrition azotée., Model, Growth, Assimilation, Resources, Endogenous nitrate, Carbon, Carbohydrates, Free amino acids, Nitrogen nutrition., Modelo de crecimiento, Modelo de reducción, Recursos, Nitrato endógeno, Carbon endógeno, Aminoácidos libres, Nutrición nitrogenada
ID Code:4242
Deposited By:Ruth HUANOSTO-MAGAÑA
Deposited On:27 March 2009

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Table of content

1 Introduction

1.1 Gestion des ressources dans le nycthémère

1.2 Assimilation du nitrate

1.2.1 Ressource carbonée

1.2.2 Ressource nitrique

1.2.3 Activités enzymatiques et flux d'assimilation

1.3 Utilisation de l'azote aminé pour la croissance

1.4 Méthodes de mesure de la réduction du Nitrate

1.5 Objectif

2 N nutrition effects on short term growth and on C and N status

2.1 Introduction

2.2 Materials and methods

2.2.1 Plant material and growth conditions

2.2.2 Experiments

2.2.3 Plant analyses

2.2.4 Gas exchange measurements

2.2.5 Data processing

2.3 Results

2.3.1 Dry biomass accumulation

2.3.2 Reources

2.4 Discussion

3 Growth model

3.1 Introduction

3.2 Materials and methods

3.2.1 Plant material and growth conditions

3.2.2 Experiments

3.2.3 Plant analyses

3.2.4 Data processing

3.3 The model

3.4 Results and discussion

3.4.1 Correlation between resources

3.4.2 Accumulation of structural nitrogen

3.4.3 Parameter optimization and simulations

3.5 Conclusion

4 Modélisation de la réduction du nitrate

4.1 Introduction

4.2 Matériel et méthodes

4.2.1 Mesure de l'absorption du nitrate

4.2.2 Mesure de la vitesse de réduction du nitrate

4.2.3 Mesure de la transpiration

4.2.4 Calculs

4.3 Les modèles

4.3.1 Réduction du nitrate

4.3.2 Transfert du nitrate entre compartiments

4.3.3 Changements d'état

4.3.4 Valeurs de départ des paramètres

4.4 Résultats et discussion

4.4.1 Absorption et réduction du nitrate

4.4.2 Modèle à compartimentation coceptuelle

4.4.3 Modèle à compartimentation en classes d'organes

4.5 Conclusions

5 Discussion générale et perspectives

5.1 Données expérimentales

5.2 Modélisation

6 Annexes

6.1 Activité respiratoire et teneur en carbone

6.2 Dispositif de culture

6.3 Automate de régulation des solutions nutritives

6.4 échantillonnage et hétérogénéité du rayonnement

6.5 Mesures de photosynthèse

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