Importance of Photosynthesis of Various Organs in Protein Synthesis in Grain of Wheat Genotypes under Water Stress

Identification of Dreb 1 Genes Involved in Drought Tolerance in Wheat (Triticum L.)

“…2 (Aliev, 1998;Aliev, 2001). As to the absence of this pair of fragments in other wheat genotypes it can be explained from the literature data that the DREB1 proteins showed the most specific variations in the B genome, including three single amino acid mutations (amino acids 46, 140 and 200) and a deletion of 24 amino acids in a region rich in Ser and Thr in the orthologous A and D genomes (Wei et al, 2009).…”

“…Different sensitivities of these cultivars to drought had been determined during a few years in different regions of Azerbaijan based on grain yield (Aliev, 1998;Aliev, 2001). The plants were provided by Experimental Station of the Research Institute of Agriculture.…”

Photosynthesis, photorespiration and productivity of wheat and soybean genotypes†

“…Therefore, contrary to conception on the wastefulness of photorespiration, proposed in the many years by different authors (Zelitch 1966, 1971, 1973, 1975, Zelitch and Day 1973, Chollet and Ogren 1975, Kelly and Latzko 1976, Ogren 1976, 2003, Servaites and Ogren 1977, Holaday and Chollet 1984, Leegood et al 1995, Somerville 2001, Igarashi et al 2006, Long et al 2006, Kebeish et al 2007, Khan 2007, Mueller‐Cajar and Whitney 2008, Maurino and Peterhansel 2010, Peterhansel et al 2010, Peterhansel and Maurino 2011), our comprehensive investigations on the different aspects of photorespiration indicate that photorespiration is one of the evolutionarily developed vital metabolic processes in plants. The attempts to reduce this process with the purpose of increasing the crop productivity are inconsistent (Aliev et al 1988, 1996a, 1996b, Aliyev et al 1992, Aliev and Kazibekova 1995, Aliyev 1998, 2001, 2004, 2007). PGPase, a key enzyme of photorespiration was first homogeneously purified from the eukaryotic green algae Chlamydomonas reinhardtii with subsequent determination of the complete nucleotide and deduced amino acid sequences (Mamedov et al 2001, 2002, Mamedov and Suzuki 2002) (NCBI Nucleotide 1:AB052169).…”

Peculiarities of CO<sub>2</sub> exchange in soybean genotypes contrasting in grain yield

“…Therefore, contrary to conception on the wastefulness of photorespiration, proposed in the many years by different authors, our comprehensive investigations on the different aspects of photorespiration indicate that photorespiration is one of the evolutionarily developed vital metabolic processes in plants. The attempts to reduce this process with the purpose of increasing the crop productivity are inconsistent [29,30,[40][41][42][43][44].…”