Authors: Jack J S van Rensen Wim J Vredenberg
Publish Date: 2011/08/30
Volume: 108, Issue: 2-3, Pages: 191-
Abstract
Plants of wildtype and triazineresistant Canola Brassica napus L were exposed to very high light intensities and after 1 day placed on a laboratory table at low light to recover to study the kinetics of variable fluorescence after light and after darkadaptation This cycle was repeated several times The fast OJIP fluorescence rise curve was measured immediately after light exposure and after recovery during 1 day in laboratory room light A fluorescence induction algorithm has been used for resolution and analysis of these curves This algorithm includes photochemical and photoelectrochemical quenching release components and a photoelectrical dependent IPcomponent The analysis revealed a substantial suppression of the photoelectrochemical component even complete in the resistant biotype a partial suppression of the photochemical component and a decrease in the fluorescence parameter F o after high light These effects were recovered after 1 day in the indoor light
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