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Feb. 1 st , 2011 B4730/5730 Plant Physiological Ecology Photosynthesis I

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Page 1: Feb. 1 st, 2011 B4730/5730 Plant Physiological Ecology Photosynthesis I

Feb. 1st, 2011B4730/5730

Plant Physiological Ecology

Photosynthesis I

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Filled crop, open broadleaf, crosses conifersMedlyn et al. PCE 2002

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Light Dependent Reactions

• Three fates of photon striking reaction center– Heat, fluorescence, photochemistry

• Linear electron flux (LEF) goes from PSII to PSI to drive H+ pmf,– Cyclic flux around PSI

• Low light, efficiency maximized

• High light, energy dissipation maximized

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Baker et al. PCE 2007

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Chlorophyll Fluorescence• Absorption (photochemistry), heat, and fluorescence all

occur in competition with incoming light– Light absorbed different wavelength than light fluorescing

• Light always lost, so all measurements relative – Add to 1

• Measurements made with modulated light– Allows measurement in the field with background light levels

• Kautsky effect is rise in fluorescence when leaves go from dark to light conditions– Electrons from PSII to QA, – if QA reduced; reaction center closed– fluorescence when reaction center closed

• Quenching causes fluorescence to fall after initial burst– Photochemical quenching-light induction– Nonphotochemical quenching (NPQ)-heat and zeaxanthin cycle

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Measuring Fluorescence

• F rate of fluoresce– ’ indicates light acclimated (“adapted”)

measurements

• Fo background fluorescence in dark, Fo’ in light

• Fm maximal rate in dark or Fm’ in light

– Occurs when QA is maximally reduced

• Fv variable fluorescence from dark, Fv’ light– Demonstrates primary photochemistry

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Interpreting Fluorescence• Fv/Fm intrinsic quantum yield of PSII• Fv’ = F’-Fm’• Quantum yield of PSII

– ΦPSII = Fv’/Fm’

• Photochemical (qP) and nonphotochemical quenching (NPQ)– qP = (F’m – F’o)/(Fm – Fo)– NPQ = 1 – (F’m – F’o)/(Fm – Fo)

• J = ΦPSII · Iabs · β · PPFD– β = 0.5 equal distribution PSII & PSI– Relative without Iabs

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Nicotiana tabacum; Kramer et al Photo. Res. 2004qp puddle model PSII openqL lake model PSII open

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Wang & Kellomaki New Phyt. 1997, Pinus sylvestrisa) Control N & amb CO2, b) Control N & elev CO2, c) High N & amb CO2, d) High N & elev CO2ΔF=Fq’

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Fs is steady state Fluorescence (F’)Closed circle F’m amb CO2Closed triangle Fs amb CO2Open circle F’m elev CO2Open triangle Fs elev CO2

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Leipner et al Env. Exp. Bot. 1999 Maize

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Mesophyll conductance• Flux of CO2 to stroma (Cc) limited by gs, gm

and gb

• Recent work has shown gm to be variable and important– Low gm reduces CC underestimate VCmax

• Cc=Ci-A/gm

– Estimate gm with curve fitting

• Estime gm with fluorescence and A

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Hedera helix; Pons et al J Exp Bot 2009

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Many species; Sc= surface area of chloroplasts exposed to intercellular airspace; Evans et al J Exp Bot 2009

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Limitations to the Farquhar/Fluorescence model of

Photosynthesis• No gene expression controls

– Connection to hormones, whole plant controls– Longer time scales

• Stomatal physiology almost a black box

• Scale of leaf patchiness violates homogeneity

• Light dynamics problematic

• Respiration models are crude