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Effect of high temperature during the panicle initiation and heading stages on grain shape and filling and its relationship with grain weight in rice

WANG Meng-Ning(), XIE Ke-Ran, GAO Ti, WANG Fei, REN Xiao-Jian, XIONG Dong-Liang, HUANG Jian-Liang, PENG Shao-Bing, CUI Ke-Hui*()   

  1. National Key Laboratory of Crop Genetic Improvement / Key Laboratory of Crop Ecophysiology and Farming System in the Middle Reaches of the Yangtze River, Ministry of Agricultural and Rural Affairs / College of Plant Science and Technology, Huazhong Agricultural University, Wuhan 430070, Hubei, China
  • Received:2024-10-24 Accepted:2025-01-23 Online:2025-05-12 Published:2025-02-11
  • Contact: *E-mail: cuikehui@mail.hzau.edu.cn
  • Supported by:
    National Natural Science Foundation of China(31871541);China Agriculture Research System of MOF and MARA(CARS-01)

Abstract:

A pot experiment was conducted with two temperature treatments—normal temperature treatment and high temperature treatment during the panicle initiation and heading stages—using three rice varieties: heat-sensitive varieties Liangyoupeijiu (LYPJ) and Jingliangyouhuazhan (JLYHZ), and heat-tolerant variety Shanyou 63 (SY63). The objective was to investigate the effects of high temperature during the panicle initiation and heading stages on spikelet and grain size, grain filling, and their relationship with grain weight. Compared to normal temperature, high temperature significantly reduced thousand-grain weight, spikelets per panicle, seed setting rate, and yield in LYPJ and JLYHZ, but had no significant effect on SY63. High temperature also significantly decreased spikelet and grain size (length, width and thickness) in the heat-sensitive varieties, while SY63 exhibited only minor reductions. Additionally, high temperature significantly downregulated the expression of OsLOGL2 in spikelets of LYPJ and upregulated the expression of OsCKX5 in spikelets of JLYHZ, resulting in reduced endogenous active cytokinin levels in spikelets. High temperature decreased the harvest index but had no significant effect on aboveground dry weight at the maturity stage. It also significantly reduced single-grain weight accumulation and the average grain filling rate during the heading and maturity stages in the heat-sensitive varieties, with no significant changes observed in SY63. Furthermore, high temperature treatment significantly reduced the expression of grain filling-related genes (OsFLO2, OsFLO4 and OsGIF2) and the activities of key enzymes involved in grain filling, including acid/neutral invertases, sucrose synthetase, and ADP-glucose pyrophosphorylase, in the heat-sensitive varieties. Starch branching enzyme activity in grains was also significantly reduced in LYPJ, while these enzymes and genes were unaffected in SY63. This study demonstrates that high temperature during the panicle initiation and heading stages reduces the harvest index and decreases spikelet and grain size by lowering active cytokinin levels in spikelets. It also hinders grain filling by suppressing the expression of grain filling-related genes and enzyme activities. These findings suggest that the reductions in grain weight and yield under high temperature are likely due to decreased assimilate allocation to panicles and reduced sink activity, highlighting the adverse effects of heat stress on grain development and yield.

Key words: rice, high temperature, panicle initiation-heading stage, grain weight, grain shape, grain filling, content of cytokinins in spikelets

Fig. 1

Changes of actual temperature and relative humidity in the greenhouse over the course of a day during the temperature treatment period The data represent the average temperature or relative humidity measured by four sensors (n = 4) at the same time each day during the temperature treatment period. CK: normal temperature treatment; HT: high temperature treatment."

Table 1

Primers used for quantitative real-time PCR"

基因登录号
Accession number (NCBI)
基因
Gene
正向引物
Forward primer (5'-3')
反向引物
Reverse primer (5'-3')
XM015767376 OsLOGL2 GAGCGCACAGAAAAGAGAAGC GGCATGAGTGCTTTTGGAAT
NM001423909 OsLOGL3 GTGCTGCATTGTCTGCAGTT GGTCATGAGAGTCTTGGGGA
NM001401734 OsCKX5 CGCTGCTGGGCGAGCTGAAT CGCCTTGTGCACGCGGTCTA
NM001420459 OsCKX9 GCCAGGATTCCTCTTGAACCTGC ACGCACTGGGTCCTGCGGAT
NM001402366 OsGIF1 TTCTCAAGGACAGGGTGGTCAAGC TCAGCCTGTGCAGTTTGTAGCC
XM015794875 OsGIF2 AAGAGGTGCTTTGGTGATG GTCCGAAGATGAGGAGTGT
XM015780251 OsFLO2 CACACCCTCCAGCAATATCA CCTTCTGCGACTGCTTTTCT
XM015795182 OsFLO4 CATGCACTGTTCGAGGAGAA GGGAAATGGCTCTCCCTTAG
NM001418593 Actin CAATCGTGAGAAGATGACCC GTCCATCAGGAAGCTCGTAGC

Table 2

Effect of high temperature treatment during the panicle initiation and heading stages on yield and yield components of three rice varieties"

品种
Variety
处理
Treatment
产量
Yield
(g plant-1)
有效穗数
Panicles
(No. plant-1)
每穗颖花数
Spikelets
(No. panicle-1)
结实率
Seed-
setting percentage
(%)
千粒重
1000-grain weight
(g)
抽穗后10 d地上部干重
Aboveground dry weight at 10 days after heading
(g plant-1)
成熟期地上部
干重
Aboveground
dry weight at
maturity stage
(g plant-1)
收获指数
Harvest index
(%)
LYPJ CK 25.7±0.7 b 9.4±0.1 b 141.0±0.9 b 85.2±2.2 a 22.9±0.1 b 48.3±4.7 ab 81.3±1.5 ab 31.6±0.5 b
HT 6.7±1.5 c* 8.7±0.2 b* 122.3±5.6 c* 30.8±5.4 d* 20.0±0.1 c* 44.9±1.8 b 69.2±4.5 b 9.6±1.7 e*
下降幅度
Falling range (%)
73.9 7.4 13.3 63.8 12.7 7.0 14.9 69.6
JLYHZ CK 32.0±0.5 a 11.8±0.3 a 173.7±8.3 a 83.1±2.1 a 18.9±0.2 d 41.3±1.7 b 79.9±0.9 ab 40.1±0.8 a
HT 10.8±1.1 c* 11.6±0.1 a 130.6±0.3 bc* 45.7±4.5 c* 15.7±0.2 e* 41.1±4.2 b 65.4±1.3 b* 16.6±1.7 d*
下降幅度
Falling range (%)
66.3 1.7 24.8 45.0 16.9 0.5 18.1 58.6
SY63 CK 28.0±1.7 ab 8.8±0.8 b 169.2±3.4 a 77.2±1.1 ab 24.7±0.4 a 54.8±4.1 a 91.1±4.1 a 30.4±0.8 bc
HT 24.3±2.3 b 8.7±1.0 b 169.3±10.2 a 68.9±3.1 b 24.6±0.2 a 55.0±1.5 a 92.5±12.2 a 27.4±0.6 c*
下降幅度
Falling range (%)
13.2 1.0 -0.1 10.8 0.4 -0.4 -1.5 9.9

Fig. 2

Comparison of spikelet and grain size of three varieties under high temperature treatment during the panicle initiation and heading period Abbreviations are the same as those given in Table 2. Treatments are the same as those given in Fig. 1. A and B indicate the length and width of spikelets at heading stage, C and D indicate the length and width of grains at maturity stage. Scale bar: 10 mm."

Table 3

Effects of high temperature treatment during the panicle initiation and heading stages on the spikelet and grain size of three rice varieties"

品种
Variety
处理
Treatment
颖花Spikelet 籽粒Grain
长度
Length
(mm)
宽度
Width
(mm)
长度
Length
(mm)
宽度
Width
(mm)
厚度
Thickness
(mm)
体积
Volume
(mm3)
LYPJ CK 9.48±0.06 a 2.84±0.01 c 9.05±0.01 a 2.66±0.00 c 1.88±0.01 b 45.11±0.34 c
HT 8.00±0.21 d* 2.37±0.09 e* 8.58±0.06 c* 2.44±0.00 e* 1.68±0.01 d* 35.09±0.39 e*
下降幅度
Falling range (%)
15.6 16.5 5.2 8.3 10.6 22.2
JLYHZ CK 8.73±0.01 b 2.71±0.00 d 8.73±0.03 b 2.59±0.01 d 1.81±0.00 c 41.06±0.08 d
HT 7.98±0.05 d* 2.36±0.02 e* 8.58±0.03 c* 2.40±0.01 f* 1.65±0.00 e* 34.01±0.26 f*
下降幅度
Falling range (%)
8.6 12.9 1.7 7.3 8.8 17.2
SY63 CK 8.30±0.03 c 3.26±0.01 a 8.38±0.02 d 3.13±0.01 a 1.90±0.01 a 49.96±0.19 a
HT 8.36±0.06 c 3.04±0.02 b* 8.27±0.03 d* 2.98±0.01 b* 1.89±0.01 ab 46.51±0.18 b*
下降幅度
Falling range (%)
-0.7 6.7 1.3 4.8 0.5 6.9

Fig. 3

Effects of high temperature treatment during the panicle initiation and heading stages on weight increase of single grain and mean grain filling rate of three rice varieties Abbreviations are the same as those given in Table 2. Treatments are the same as those given in Fig. 1. The data are presented as mean ± standard error. Different lowercase letters indicate significant differences (P < 0.05) for the same trait among three varieties under the two temperature treatments according to LSD test, * indicates significant differences (P < 0.05) for the same trait between the two temperature treatments in the same variety according to LSD test."

Table 4

Effects of high temperature treatment during the panicle initiation and heading stages on the contents of endogenous hormones in spikelets of three rice varieties"

品种
Variety
温度处理
Temperature treatment
aCTK
(ng g-1)
tZ+tZR
(ng g-1)
iP+iPA+iPMP
(ng g-1)
IAA
(ng g-1)
GA1
(ng g-1)
LYPJ CK 24.53±1.81 a 7.10±0.11 a 17.43±1.73 a 3.34±0.22 c 5.50±0.31 a
HT 20.32±0.66 b 6.88±0.50 a 13.44±0.21 b 3.18±0.12 c 4.68±0.95 a
下降幅度
Falling range (%)
17.2 3.1 22.9 4.8 14.9
JLYHZ CK 25.61±1.09 a 6.41±0.10 a 19.20±1.11 a 5.28±0.11 a 4.20±0.27 a
HT 20.16±0.81 b* 6.61±0.51 a 13.55±0.34 b* 5.41±0.11 a 3.10±0.51 a
下降幅度
Falling range (%)
21.3 -3.1 29.4 -2.5 26.2
SY63 CK 22.78±0.05 ab 6.55±0.12 a 16.23±0.09 ab 4.72±0.09 b 3.15±0.43 a
HT 23.45±0.96 ab 7.27±0.24 a 16.18±0.89 ab 4.90±0.09 b 5.27±1.54 a
下降幅度
Falling range (%)
-2.9 -10.1 0.3 -3.8 -67.3

Fig. 4

Effects of high temperature treatment during the panicle initiation and heading stages on expression of genes for cytokinin biosynthesis and catabolism in spikelets of three rice varieties Abbreviations are the same as those given in Table 2. Treatments are the same as those given in Fig. 1. The data are presented as mean ± standard error. Different lowercase letters indicate significant differences (P < 0.05) for the same trait among three varieties under the two temperature treatments according to LSD test, * indicates significant differences (P < 0.05) for the same trait between the two temperature treatments in the same variety according to LSD test. For OsLOGL2 and OsLOGL3, the expression value of OsLOGL3 in JLYHZ under normal temperature (CK) was set as 1; for OsCKX5, the expression value of OsCKX5 in JLYHZ under normal temperature (CK) was set as 1."

Fig. 5

Effects of high temperature treatment during the panicle initiation and heading stages on the activities of enzymes related to sucrose hydrolysis and starch synthesis in grains of three rice varieties Abbreviations are the same as those given in Table 2. Treatments are the same as those given in Fig. 1. The data are presented as mean ± standard error. Different lowercase letters indicate significant differences (P < 0.05) for the same trait among three varieties under the two temperature treatments according to LSD test, * indicates significant differences (P < 0.05) for the same trait between the two temperature treatments in the same variety according to LSD test."

Fig. 6

Effects of high temperature treatment during the panicle initiation and heading stages on the expression of genes associated with grain filling in grains of three rice varieties Abbreviations are the same as those given in Table 2. Treatments are the same as those given in Fig. 1. The data are presented as mean ± standard error. Different lowercase letters indicate significant differences (P < 0.05) for the same trait among three varieties under the two temperature treatments according to LSD test, * indicates significant differences (P < 0.05) for the same trait between the two temperature treatments in the same variety according to LSD test. For OsFLO2 and OsFLO4, the expression value of OsFLO2 under normal temperature (CK) of SY63 was set as 1; for OsGIF1 and OsGIF2, the expression value of OsGIF1 under normal temperature (CK) of SY63 was set as 1."

Fig. 7

Effects of grain size and grain filling under high temperature during the panicle initiation and heading period on rice grain weight based on correlation analysis Pearson correlation analysis was used (n = 18 across three varieties, two temperature treatments and three biological repeats). *, P < 0.05; **, P < 0.01; ***, P < 0.001. aCTK, content of active cytokinins; AGP, adenosine diphosphate glucose pyrophosphate synthase activity; AI, acid invertase activity; NI, neutral invertase activity; SSc, activity of sucrose synthase in hydrolysis direction. ↑, increase under high temperature treatment; ↓, decrease under high temperature treatment."

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