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Title: Instantaneous discrimination and some problems


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Instantaneous discrimination and some problems
  • Gary Lanigan, Nick Betson, Joel Dunn Howard
    Griffiths
  • Dept. of Plant Sciences
  • University of Cambridge

2
Photosynthetic discrimination
  • Occurs during physical or chemical processes
  • During photosynthesis, fractionation occurs
    during diffusion to carboxylation sites during
    fixation by RUBISCO
  • Diffusion in air 4.4
  • RUBISCO 29
  • Further fractionation due to (photo)respiration?

3
Relationship with A, E WUE
  • Can use d13C as a proxy for WUE via the
    relationship with pi/pa
  • Changes in d18O are mainly dependent on VPD with
    d18O (air) depleted in proportion to gs

4
Mesophyll Conductance, gi
  • Relationship between 13C, 18O and water use
    efficiency holds as long as no further drawdown
    from ci to cc

5
Measurement of gi
  • From gas exchange, can calculate Di

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D
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22
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i
C
a
  • From on-lining, obtain measured Dobs
  • Generally lower than Di since Rubisco not
    presented
  • with ci but cc which may be 20-100 ppm lower.
  • Therefore, difference between Di and Dobs shows
  • us what impact gi has on the drawdown from ci
    to cc

6
Since leaf discriminates against 13C, air leaving
the cuvette is enriched relative to that entering
and the difference is a measurement of this
discrimination
7
Experiment
  • Vicia faba Phaseolus vulgaris subjected to 10mM
    and 1mM N
  • Subjected both species to a range of vapour
    pressures
  • Look at relationships between A, E and WUE

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40
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obs
obs
D
D
10
10
0
0
0.05
0.55
1.05
0.05
0.55
1.05
p
/p
p
/p
i
a
i
a
Phaseolus
Vicia
10
Phaseolus vulgaris
12
10
8
Di-Dobs
6
High N
Low N
4
2
-0
-2
0
0.01
0.02
0.03
0.04
A/Pa
Vicia faba
5
4
Di-Dobs
3
High N
Low N
2
1
0
0
0.01
0.02
0.03
0.04
0.05
A/Pa
11
  • Dark and photorespiratory fractionations may
    alter the online signal
  • Dark CO2 produced via pyruvate dehydrogenase f
    0-6
  • Photorespiration Measurable isotopic effects f
    7-12

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  • Not only must (photo)respiratory fractionation be
    taken into account
  • Refixation of respired CO2 will reduce potential
    (photo)respiratory effects
  • Expressed by r where
  • r Vc .
  • Vc gcpi

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INSTEAD OF
Dobs z (do-de)
.1000 1000 do- z A/Vc (do-de)
WE HAVE TO USE
Dps z A/Vc (do-de)-(1-r) Rd/Vc (drs-e-do)-(1-
r)G/pc(dfs-f-do). 1000 1000 do- z
A/Vc (do-de) Rd/Vc (drs-e-do) G/pc(dfs-f-do)
AND RUIN OUR WEEKEND!
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D13C corrected for (photorespiration and
refixation) f8
Phaseolus vulgaris
12
10
8
Di-Dps
6
High N
Low N
4
2
0
-2
0
0.01
0.02
0.03
0.04
A/Pa
Vicia faba
5
4
3
Di-Dps
High N
Low N
2
1
0
0
0.01
0.02
0.03
0.04
0.05
A/Pa
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Future work
  • Investigating (photo)resp. effects on spp. with
    different growth stategies (spenders savers)
  • Investigate the effects of differing leaf
    morphologies on discrimination
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