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Comparison of Photosynthetic Parameters of Sexually Different<br />
Parts of Porphyra katadai var. hemiphylla (Bangiales,<br />
Rhodophyta) during Dehydration and Rehydration<br />
Apeng Lin, Guangce Wang, Fang Yang, Guanghua Pan, Baicheng Zhou<br />
Key Laboratory of Experimental Marine Biology, Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of<br />
Sciences, Qingdao 266071, China<br />
Physiological data from extreme habitat organisms during these stresses are vital information for<br />
comprehending their survival. Intertidal seaweeds are exposed to a combination of environmental<br />
stresses. In this work the photosynthetic performance of both PS Ⅰ and PS Ⅱ of P. katadai var.<br />
hemiphylla during dehydration and re-hydration were investigated by Dual-PAM-100 fluorometer.<br />
The photosynthetic parameters showed similar pattern under low-grade dehydration. However, when<br />
the absolute water content reached 42%, PS Ⅰ of the female parts were nearly shut down and while<br />
the PS Ⅰ of the male parts still well coordinated and working properly with PS Ⅱ. As after<br />
re-hydration, within an hour, the male part can restore photosynthesis while the female parts can not<br />
and it is shown that under severe dehydration, PS Ⅰ is more unstable than PS Ⅱ, thus, in P. katadai,<br />
the susceptibility of photosynthesis to dehydration depends on the accommodative ability of PS Ⅰ<br />
under severe dehydration.<br />
Keywords: Porphyra katadai var. hemiphylla; desiccation-tolerant; chlorophyll fluorescence; P700 +<br />
absorbance; effective quantum yield; electron transport rate<br />
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