Arsenic effects on some photophysical parameters of Cichorium intybus under different radiation and water irrigation regimes

The presence of arsenic (As) in groundwater is a major problem in several parts of Latin America. In the present work, non-destructive approaches to monitor the effects of As on plants of Cichorium intybus, an herbaceous Asteraceae, were explored. In this sense, the effects of As at different levels...

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spelling todo:paper_00456535_v204_n_p398_Cordon2023-10-03T14:51:59Z Arsenic effects on some photophysical parameters of Cichorium intybus under different radiation and water irrigation regimes Cordon, G. Iriel, A. Cirelli, A.F. Lagorio, M.G. Chlorophyll fluorescence Cichorium intybus First derivative reflectance Reflectance spectra Arsenic Chlorophyll Fluorescence Groundwater Irrigation Radiation effects Reflection Chlorophyll concentration Chlorophyll fluorescence Cichorium intybus First derivative Fluorescence ratio Irrigation regimes Photophysical parameters Reflectance spectrum Plants (botany) arsenic chlorophyll ground water arsenic water arsenic biomonitoring chlorophyll concentration (composition) herb irrigation spectral reflectance acclimatization Article biological monitoring chicory chlorophyll content chlorophyll fluorescence controlled study greenhouse illumination irrigation (agriculture) light absorption nonhuman photochemical quenching photochemistry photosystem II plant growth plant leaf plant stress quantum yield radiation reflectometry shade sunlight water analysis water content chemistry chicory drug effect environmental monitoring fluorescence irrigation (agriculture) physiology procedures radiation response Latin America Asteraceae Cichorium intybus Agricultural Irrigation Arsenic Chicory Chlorophyll Environmental Monitoring Fluorescence Sunlight Water The presence of arsenic (As) in groundwater is a major problem in several parts of Latin America. In the present work, non-destructive approaches to monitor the effects of As on plants of Cichorium intybus, an herbaceous Asteraceae, were explored. In this sense, the effects of As at different levels of water and radiation were evaluated on these crops. Plants were grown in a greenhouse, watered daily with As solutions and exposed to different water and/or light conditions for four months, using a three-factor (As, water, radiation) and two-level resource (As vs non As, field capacity vs half-field capacity condition, light vs shade condition) factorial design. The parameters most affected by this treatment were the area under the first derivative of the reflectance spectrum in the blue region, chlorophyll concentration, the Fred/Ffar-red fluorescence ratio and the quantum yield for the photophysical decay. These changes indicated the ability of this plant species to be a biomonitor for the presence of arsenic in irrigation water. Interestingly, it was further proved in this work that the biomonitoring capacity was enhanced in the presence of sunlight. © 2018 Elsevier Ltd JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00456535_v204_n_p398_Cordon
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topic Chlorophyll fluorescence
Cichorium intybus
First derivative reflectance
Reflectance spectra
Arsenic
Chlorophyll
Fluorescence
Groundwater
Irrigation
Radiation effects
Reflection
Chlorophyll concentration
Chlorophyll fluorescence
Cichorium intybus
First derivative
Fluorescence ratio
Irrigation regimes
Photophysical parameters
Reflectance spectrum
Plants (botany)
arsenic
chlorophyll
ground water
arsenic
water
arsenic
biomonitoring
chlorophyll
concentration (composition)
herb
irrigation
spectral reflectance
acclimatization
Article
biological monitoring
chicory
chlorophyll content
chlorophyll fluorescence
controlled study
greenhouse
illumination
irrigation (agriculture)
light absorption
nonhuman
photochemical quenching
photochemistry
photosystem II
plant growth
plant leaf
plant stress
quantum yield
radiation
reflectometry
shade
sunlight
water analysis
water content
chemistry
chicory
drug effect
environmental monitoring
fluorescence
irrigation (agriculture)
physiology
procedures
radiation response
Latin America
Asteraceae
Cichorium intybus
Agricultural Irrigation
Arsenic
Chicory
Chlorophyll
Environmental Monitoring
Fluorescence
Sunlight
Water
spellingShingle Chlorophyll fluorescence
Cichorium intybus
First derivative reflectance
Reflectance spectra
Arsenic
Chlorophyll
Fluorescence
Groundwater
Irrigation
Radiation effects
Reflection
Chlorophyll concentration
Chlorophyll fluorescence
Cichorium intybus
First derivative
Fluorescence ratio
Irrigation regimes
Photophysical parameters
Reflectance spectrum
Plants (botany)
arsenic
chlorophyll
ground water
arsenic
water
arsenic
biomonitoring
chlorophyll
concentration (composition)
herb
irrigation
spectral reflectance
acclimatization
Article
biological monitoring
chicory
chlorophyll content
chlorophyll fluorescence
controlled study
greenhouse
illumination
irrigation (agriculture)
light absorption
nonhuman
photochemical quenching
photochemistry
photosystem II
plant growth
plant leaf
plant stress
quantum yield
radiation
reflectometry
shade
sunlight
water analysis
water content
chemistry
chicory
drug effect
environmental monitoring
fluorescence
irrigation (agriculture)
physiology
procedures
radiation response
Latin America
Asteraceae
Cichorium intybus
Agricultural Irrigation
Arsenic
Chicory
Chlorophyll
Environmental Monitoring
Fluorescence
Sunlight
Water
Cordon, G.
Iriel, A.
Cirelli, A.F.
Lagorio, M.G.
Arsenic effects on some photophysical parameters of Cichorium intybus under different radiation and water irrigation regimes
topic_facet Chlorophyll fluorescence
Cichorium intybus
First derivative reflectance
Reflectance spectra
Arsenic
Chlorophyll
Fluorescence
Groundwater
Irrigation
Radiation effects
Reflection
Chlorophyll concentration
Chlorophyll fluorescence
Cichorium intybus
First derivative
Fluorescence ratio
Irrigation regimes
Photophysical parameters
Reflectance spectrum
Plants (botany)
arsenic
chlorophyll
ground water
arsenic
water
arsenic
biomonitoring
chlorophyll
concentration (composition)
herb
irrigation
spectral reflectance
acclimatization
Article
biological monitoring
chicory
chlorophyll content
chlorophyll fluorescence
controlled study
greenhouse
illumination
irrigation (agriculture)
light absorption
nonhuman
photochemical quenching
photochemistry
photosystem II
plant growth
plant leaf
plant stress
quantum yield
radiation
reflectometry
shade
sunlight
water analysis
water content
chemistry
chicory
drug effect
environmental monitoring
fluorescence
irrigation (agriculture)
physiology
procedures
radiation response
Latin America
Asteraceae
Cichorium intybus
Agricultural Irrigation
Arsenic
Chicory
Chlorophyll
Environmental Monitoring
Fluorescence
Sunlight
Water
description The presence of arsenic (As) in groundwater is a major problem in several parts of Latin America. In the present work, non-destructive approaches to monitor the effects of As on plants of Cichorium intybus, an herbaceous Asteraceae, were explored. In this sense, the effects of As at different levels of water and radiation were evaluated on these crops. Plants were grown in a greenhouse, watered daily with As solutions and exposed to different water and/or light conditions for four months, using a three-factor (As, water, radiation) and two-level resource (As vs non As, field capacity vs half-field capacity condition, light vs shade condition) factorial design. The parameters most affected by this treatment were the area under the first derivative of the reflectance spectrum in the blue region, chlorophyll concentration, the Fred/Ffar-red fluorescence ratio and the quantum yield for the photophysical decay. These changes indicated the ability of this plant species to be a biomonitor for the presence of arsenic in irrigation water. Interestingly, it was further proved in this work that the biomonitoring capacity was enhanced in the presence of sunlight. © 2018 Elsevier Ltd
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author Cordon, G.
Iriel, A.
Cirelli, A.F.
Lagorio, M.G.
author_facet Cordon, G.
Iriel, A.
Cirelli, A.F.
Lagorio, M.G.
author_sort Cordon, G.
title Arsenic effects on some photophysical parameters of Cichorium intybus under different radiation and water irrigation regimes
title_short Arsenic effects on some photophysical parameters of Cichorium intybus under different radiation and water irrigation regimes
title_full Arsenic effects on some photophysical parameters of Cichorium intybus under different radiation and water irrigation regimes
title_fullStr Arsenic effects on some photophysical parameters of Cichorium intybus under different radiation and water irrigation regimes
title_full_unstemmed Arsenic effects on some photophysical parameters of Cichorium intybus under different radiation and water irrigation regimes
title_sort arsenic effects on some photophysical parameters of cichorium intybus under different radiation and water irrigation regimes
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00456535_v204_n_p398_Cordon
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