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Flexibility of C 4 decarboxylation and photosynthetic plasticity in sugarcane plants under shading

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Flexibility of C 4 decarboxylation and photosynthetic plasticity in sugarcane plants under shading. / Sales, Cristina R. G.; Ribeiro, Rafael Vasconcelos; Hayashi, Adriana et al.
In: Environmental and Experimental Botany, Vol. 149, 05.2018, p. 34-42.

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Sales, CRG, Ribeiro, RV, Hayashi, A, Marchiori, PER, Silva, KI, Martins, MO, Silveira, JAG, Silveira, NM & Machado, EC 2018, 'Flexibility of C 4 decarboxylation and photosynthetic plasticity in sugarcane plants under shading', Environmental and Experimental Botany, vol. 149, pp. 34-42. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envexpbot.2017.10.027

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Sales, C. R. G., Ribeiro, R. V., Hayashi, A., Marchiori, P. E. R., Silva, K. I., Martins, M. O., Silveira, J. A. G., Silveira, N. M., & Machado, E. C. (2018). Flexibility of C 4 decarboxylation and photosynthetic plasticity in sugarcane plants under shading. Environmental and Experimental Botany, 149, 34-42. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envexpbot.2017.10.027

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Sales CRG, Ribeiro RV, Hayashi A, Marchiori PER, Silva KI, Martins MO et al. Flexibility of C 4 decarboxylation and photosynthetic plasticity in sugarcane plants under shading. Environmental and Experimental Botany. 2018 May;149:34-42. Epub 2017 Nov 2. doi: 10.1016/j.envexpbot.2017.10.027

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Sales, Cristina R. G. ; Ribeiro, Rafael Vasconcelos ; Hayashi, Adriana et al. / Flexibility of C 4 decarboxylation and photosynthetic plasticity in sugarcane plants under shading. In: Environmental and Experimental Botany. 2018 ; Vol. 149. pp. 34-42.

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title = "Flexibility of C 4 decarboxylation and photosynthetic plasticity in sugarcane plants under shading",
abstract = "The flexibility between C4 photosynthetic sub-types NADP-malic enzyme (NADP-ME) and phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase (PEPCK), recently identified in some C4 species, confers high photosynthetic efficiency under varying light conditions. Theoretically, PEPCK decarboxylation uses less quanta per CO2 fixed than NADP-ME, suggesting an increase in PEPCK activity could be advantageous under shading, as CO2 leakiness increases under low light. Thus, we hypothesize that sugarcane plants have flexibility among the decarboxylation pathways, i.e., more than one decarboxylation route occurs independent of the environmental condition; furthermore, low light availability induces biochemical and anatomical adjustments resulting in increased PEPCK activity, which could contribute to maintaining or even increasing quantum efficiency of CO2 assimilation under limiting light. Two sugarcane varieties were evaluated and both presented activities of the three decarboxylases, either under full sunlight or shading. In vitro PEPCK activity increased in plants grown under low light, suggesting an upregulation of this decarboxylation pathway. Accordingly, changes in chloroplast arrangement of bundle sheath cells from centrifugal to evenly distributed were found. Our data suggest that such biochemical and anatomical adjustments found in sugarcane grown under shading were important to maintain the maximum quantum efficiency of CO2 assimilation. Finally, we propose a model highlighting the integration between the decarboxylation pathways under shading, considering carboxylation and decarboxylation pathways in sugarcane plants.",
keywords = "C4 photosynthesis, leakiness, low light, NADP-ME, PEPCK, Saccharum spp.",
author = "Sales, {Cristina R. G.} and Ribeiro, {Rafael Vasconcelos} and Adriana Hayashi and Marchiori, {Paulo Eduardo Ribeiro} and Silva, {Karina Iolanda} and Martins, {Marcio Oliveira} and Silveira, {Joaquim Albenisio Gomes} and Silveira, {Neidiquele Maria} and Machado, {Eduardo Caruso}",
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T1 - Flexibility of C 4 decarboxylation and photosynthetic plasticity in sugarcane plants under shading

AU - Sales, Cristina R. G.

AU - Ribeiro, Rafael Vasconcelos

AU - Hayashi, Adriana

AU - Marchiori, Paulo Eduardo Ribeiro

AU - Silva, Karina Iolanda

AU - Martins, Marcio Oliveira

AU - Silveira, Joaquim Albenisio Gomes

AU - Silveira, Neidiquele Maria

AU - Machado, Eduardo Caruso

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PY - 2018/5

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N2 - The flexibility between C4 photosynthetic sub-types NADP-malic enzyme (NADP-ME) and phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase (PEPCK), recently identified in some C4 species, confers high photosynthetic efficiency under varying light conditions. Theoretically, PEPCK decarboxylation uses less quanta per CO2 fixed than NADP-ME, suggesting an increase in PEPCK activity could be advantageous under shading, as CO2 leakiness increases under low light. Thus, we hypothesize that sugarcane plants have flexibility among the decarboxylation pathways, i.e., more than one decarboxylation route occurs independent of the environmental condition; furthermore, low light availability induces biochemical and anatomical adjustments resulting in increased PEPCK activity, which could contribute to maintaining or even increasing quantum efficiency of CO2 assimilation under limiting light. Two sugarcane varieties were evaluated and both presented activities of the three decarboxylases, either under full sunlight or shading. In vitro PEPCK activity increased in plants grown under low light, suggesting an upregulation of this decarboxylation pathway. Accordingly, changes in chloroplast arrangement of bundle sheath cells from centrifugal to evenly distributed were found. Our data suggest that such biochemical and anatomical adjustments found in sugarcane grown under shading were important to maintain the maximum quantum efficiency of CO2 assimilation. Finally, we propose a model highlighting the integration between the decarboxylation pathways under shading, considering carboxylation and decarboxylation pathways in sugarcane plants.

AB - The flexibility between C4 photosynthetic sub-types NADP-malic enzyme (NADP-ME) and phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase (PEPCK), recently identified in some C4 species, confers high photosynthetic efficiency under varying light conditions. Theoretically, PEPCK decarboxylation uses less quanta per CO2 fixed than NADP-ME, suggesting an increase in PEPCK activity could be advantageous under shading, as CO2 leakiness increases under low light. Thus, we hypothesize that sugarcane plants have flexibility among the decarboxylation pathways, i.e., more than one decarboxylation route occurs independent of the environmental condition; furthermore, low light availability induces biochemical and anatomical adjustments resulting in increased PEPCK activity, which could contribute to maintaining or even increasing quantum efficiency of CO2 assimilation under limiting light. Two sugarcane varieties were evaluated and both presented activities of the three decarboxylases, either under full sunlight or shading. In vitro PEPCK activity increased in plants grown under low light, suggesting an upregulation of this decarboxylation pathway. Accordingly, changes in chloroplast arrangement of bundle sheath cells from centrifugal to evenly distributed were found. Our data suggest that such biochemical and anatomical adjustments found in sugarcane grown under shading were important to maintain the maximum quantum efficiency of CO2 assimilation. Finally, we propose a model highlighting the integration between the decarboxylation pathways under shading, considering carboxylation and decarboxylation pathways in sugarcane plants.

KW - C4 photosynthesis

KW - leakiness

KW - low light

KW - NADP-ME

KW - PEPCK

KW - Saccharum spp.

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DO - 10.1016/j.envexpbot.2017.10.027

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SP - 34

EP - 42

JO - Environmental and Experimental Botany

JF - Environmental and Experimental Botany

SN - 0098-8472

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