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Varieties of photosynthetic parameters of Porphyra yezoensis<br />
Ueda during dehydration and rehydration<br />
Guangce Wang, Fang Yang, Apeng Lin, Zhangfan Chen, Baoyu Zhang,<br />
Baicheng Zhou<br />
Key Laboratory of Experimental Marine Biology, Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of<br />
Sciences, Qingdao 266071, China<br />
Porphyra yezoensis Ueda is one of the most important economic seaweeds. Living in the intertidal<br />
zones, P. yezoensis experiences dehydration and re-hydration regularly, which possesses significant<br />
effects on its physiological processes. To investigate their influences on the photosynthetic<br />
performance of P. yezoensis, in this paper, the photosynthetic data of P. yezoensis during dehydration<br />
and re-hydration was acquired with PAM fluorometer. Under the same PAR (Photosynthetically<br />
Active Radiation), the values of ETR (II) (the relative electron transport rate of PS II) and Y (II) (the<br />
photochemical yield of PS II in the light) of the samples measured in air increased obviously when<br />
AWC(absolute water content) dropped from 100% to 71%, while the values of the sealed samples<br />
decreased directly during dehydration, showing that P. yezoensis can directly utilize CO2 in air<br />
during light dehydration. Furthermore, the relative transcripts level of rbcL was investigated at<br />
different desiccation stages with Real-time quantitative PCR. It can be deduced that the level of the<br />
relative quantification transcript of rbcL was up-regulated to respond to severe dehydration,<br />
preparing the thalli for a quick start in the process of re-hydration, which was a unique mechanism to<br />
withstand severe water loss.<br />
Key words: Porphyra yezoensis; Rubisco; desiccation; relative quantification of transcript levels;<br />
mRNA; CO 2 utilization<br />
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