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    Roles of mitochondrial alternative oxidase in photosynthetic electron transport in illuminated leaves of Arabidopsis thaliana at low temperature
    (The Indian Academy of Sciences, 2024-05) YAMADA, YUSUKE; SUZUKI, KUNIAKI; YANAGISHITA, HANA; NOGUCHI, KO
    ATP-uncoupling alternative oxidase (AOX) in the plant respiratory chain is often induced under stress conditions such as low temperature (LT). The importance of AOX in photosynthesis has been examined, and leaves having larger amounts of AOX tended to show larger decrease in photosynthetic electron transport rate (ETR) by AOX inhibition. However, the details were not clarified. Here, we used three ecotypes of Arabidopsis thaliana which differed in AOX amounts and their responses to LT, and examined whether AOX amount was related to the degree of decrease in ETR by AOX inhibition. In Tiv-0, which originates from a warmer site, grown at high temperature (HT), AOX inhibition decreased ETR, but not in the other ecotypes. LT treatment significantly increased ETR and AOX, especially in Bur-0, but AOX inhibition did not decrease ETR in LT plants of any ecotype. AOX inhibition significantly increased the non-regulated energy dissipation in photosystem II (PSII), Y(NO), and decreased the maximal quantum yield of PSII, Fv/Fm, especially in LT plants. Since AOX inhibition did not affect the parameters of PSI, AOX inhibition may directly affect the reaction center of PSII in LT plants.

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