S. Wojciechowski et al., INFLUENCE OF DEOXYNIVALENOL ON ELECTROLYTE LEAKAGE IN CEREAL SEEDLINGLEAVES, Acta Physiologiae Plantarum, 17(4), 1995, pp. 357-360
Polish cultivars of wheat (Almari, Alba, Begra, Kamila, Liwilla, Parad
a), rye (Dankowskie Nowe), triticale (Ah-no, Malno), barley (Rudzik),
and oats (Diadem, Kornes) were examined for their membranes susceptibi
lity to deoxynivalenol (DON), applied at concentration 20-100 mu g/cm(
3) (= 6.10(-5)-3.10(-4) M). Various genotypes susceptbility to DON was
best differentiated after 24h-48h of incubation. Electrolytes leakage
after DON application at concentration 20 mu g/cm(3) was observed onl
y in wheat leaves. Oat leaves membranes remained stable even after app
lication 100 mu g DON/cm(3) with only up to 7% injuries. The same DON
concentration caused only low amounts of electrolyte leakage in barley
cultivars. Rye and triticale membranes susceptibility to DON was inte
rmediate between wheat and barley sensitivity.