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To clarify the role of
ammonium transporters in N nutrition of ‘Rocha’ pear trees grafted on ‘BA29’ quince,
genes encoding ammonium transporters (AMT1) expressed in the roots were identified
under no N supply, and their diversity and regulation upon N application after fruit set
was investigated. In this study, thin roots of ‘Rocha’pear/’BA29’ quince were sampled
in a plot without N fertilization and four distinct genetic sequences were isolated by
RT-PCR (C3, C5, C6, C12), which showed high homology with AMT1 transporters.
The study of the relative abundance of each sequence showed highest abundance of C3,
homologue with one AMT1 transporter, already characterized and strongly expressed in
N deficiency conditions. In the fertilized plot, in roots harvested two hours after
fertigation with 40 kg N/ha, this pattern changed, and C3 was not the most abundant
sequence. These results suggest that ammonium transporters are expressed immediately
after fertigation and that the expression of these genes is regulated by fertilization, with
reduction of the expression of the AMT1 gene that might be related to conditions of N
deficiency. These results can be used to improve the decision making regarding the
amounts of N fertilizers to be applied, and thus to improve the efficiency of N use.
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Pyrus communis nitrogen deficiency fertigation AMT1 deficiência de azoto fertirrigação
