Effects of volatile organic compounds （VOCs） from <EM>Artemisia frigida</EM> on germination and growth of four plant types

ZUO Zhao-jiang; ZHANG Ru-min; ZHU Jin-hu; WEN Guo-sheng; HOU Ping; GAO Yan

Volume 26 Issue 1

Feb. 2009

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ZUO Zhao-jiang, ZHANG Ru-min, ZHU Jin-hu, WEN Guo-sheng, HOU Ping, GAO Yan. Effects of volatile organic compounds （VOCs） from Artemisia frigida on germination and growth of four plant types[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2009, 26(1): 76-82.

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ZUO Zhao-jiang, ZHANG Ru-min, ZHU Jin-hu, WEN Guo-sheng, HOU Ping, GAO Yan. Effects of volatile organic compounds （VOCs） from Artemisia frigida on germination and growth of four plant types[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2009, 26(1): 76-82.

Effects of volatile organic compounds （VOCs） from Artemisia frigida on germination and growth of four plant types

1.
School of Forestry and Biotechnology，Zhejiang Forestry College，Lin’an 311300，Zhejiang，China;
2.
College of Agronomy，Inner Mongolia Agricultural University，Huhhot 010019，Inner Mongolia，China;
3.
The People’s Government of Meiyu Township，Ruian 323508，Zhejiang，China

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Corresponding author: GAO Yan
Received Date: 2008-05-16
Rev Recd Date: 2008-09-26
Publish Date: 2009-02-20

Abstract

In order to make clear the allelopathy of the volatile organic compounds（VOCs） from Artemisia frigida，we investigated seed germination and seedling growth of Paphanus sativus，Phaseolus radiatus，Cucumis sativus and Medicago sativa under the VOCs from undamaged and damaged A. frigida using the bioassay. Results showed that the VOCs from undamaged A. frigida were found to be inhibitory （P＜0.01） to the germination percentage of P. sativus and Ph. radiatus，with inhibition rates of 45.8%，and 30.0%，respectively. The inhibition of bud dry mass by the VOCs from undamaged A. frigida was significant（P＜0.01），with rates of inhibition of 26.4%，for Ph. radiatus. However，the inhibition of root dry mass by VOCs was very significant（P＜0.01），with rates of inhibition of 67.9%，69.4%，51.1%，and 48.7%，respectively，for the four species. In addition，the inhibition of the VOCs from damaged A. frigida was stronger than the undamaged. These results indicated that VOCs from A. frigida had a strong allelopathic affect on seed germination and seedling growth. ［Ch，4 fig. 2 tab. 29 ref.］
- botany,
- Artemisia frigida,
- volatile organic compounds（VOCs）,
- allelopathy

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Effects of volatile organic compounds （VOCs） from Artemisia frigida on germination and growth of four plant types

1. School of Forestry and Biotechnology，Zhejiang Forestry College，Lin’an 311300，Zhejiang，China;

2. College of Agronomy，Inner Mongolia Agricultural University，Huhhot 010019，Inner Mongolia，China;

3. The People’s Government of Meiyu Township，Ruian 323508，Zhejiang，China

Corresponding author: GAO Yan

Received Date: 2008-05-16

Rev Recd Date: 2008-09-26

Publish Date: 2009-02-20

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Abstract: In order to make clear the allelopathy of the volatile organic compounds（VOCs） from Artemisia frigida，we investigated seed germination and seedling growth of Paphanus sativus，Phaseolus radiatus，Cucumis sativus and Medicago sativa under the VOCs from undamaged and damaged A. frigida using the bioassay. Results showed that the VOCs from undamaged A. frigida were found to be inhibitory （P＜0.01） to the germination percentage of P. sativus and Ph. radiatus，with inhibition rates of 45.8%，and 30.0%，respectively. The inhibition of bud dry mass by the VOCs from undamaged A. frigida was significant（P＜0.01），with rates of inhibition of 26.4%，for Ph. radiatus. However，the inhibition of root dry mass by VOCs was very significant（P＜0.01），with rates of inhibition of 67.9%，69.4%，51.1%，and 48.7%，respectively，for the four species. In addition，the inhibition of the VOCs from damaged A. frigida was stronger than the undamaged. These results indicated that VOCs from A. frigida had a strong allelopathic affect on seed germination and seedling growth. ［Ch，4 fig. 2 tab. 29 ref.］

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3. The People’s Government of Meiyu Township，Ruian 323508，Zhejiang，China

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1. School of Forestry and Biotechnology，Zhejiang Forestry College，Lin’an 311300，Zhejiang，China;

2. College of Agronomy，Inner Mongolia Agricultural University，Huhhot 010019，Inner Mongolia，China;

3. The People’s Government of Meiyu Township，Ruian 323508，Zhejiang，China