WO2009082351A1 - Use of a fertilizer containing l-amino acid for improving root growth and growth of mycorrhiza - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the use of a fertilizer affecting plant biomass allocation. More specifically, the fertilizer is able to stimulate root growth, fine root development, increase the number of root tips and mycorrhiza development. Thus, the invention provides methods for using the fertilizer in order to stimulate root growth, fine root development, increase the number of root tips and mycorrhiza development. Furthermore, the invention provides a method for using the fertilizer for modulation of the root fraction of the biomass.
- AU659115 discloses a process to manufacture and the use of a fertilizer containing natural occurring L-amino acids, which are produced by enzymatic digestion of at least two proteolytic enzymes. AU659115 only discuss the advantage of using small molecules (amino acids) as nutrients to enhance the up take. None is taught about the use of a pure natural L-amino acid for stimulating root growth of plants. Furthermore, nothing is taught about the simultaneously development of mycorrhiza at the same time as it stimulates growth of the whole plant in these two patents.
- EP 1 ,284,945 describes a fertilizer suitable for plants in particular coniferous trees.
- An advantageous feature of the fertilizer is that it is substantially stationary thereby minimizing undesirable nitrogen leakage to the environment.
- the main nitrogen source of the fertilizer is the L-form of a basic amino acid or its salt, in particular L- arginine. This document is completely silent regarding stimulation of root growth and mycorrhiza development.
- the present invention provides a method of using a fertilizer characterized in that it comprises a naturally occurring L-amino acid as nitrogen source for stimulating root growth.
- this invention provides a method of using a fertilizer characterized in that it comprises a naturally occurring L-amino acid as a nitrogen source for stimulating mycorrhiza development.
- the present invention provides further a method of using a fertilizer, which comprises an amino acid selected from the group of L-glutamine, L-asparagine and L-arginine as major nitrogen source, optionally together with a suitable preservative, for stimulating root growth and/or for stimulating mycorrhiza development. Further, it is disclosed the use of a fertilizer comprising a naturally occurring L-amino acid as a major nitrogen source for stimulating root growth and/or for stimulating mycorrhiza development.
- a fertilizer comprising a naturally occurring L-amino acid, in particular chosen from the group of L-arginine, L-asparagine and L-glutamine as a nitrogen source, for stimulating root growth and/or for stimulating mycorrhiza development.
- the L-amino acid is chosen from the group of L-arginine, L-asparagine, glycine, L-glutamic acid and L-glutamine.
- a fertilizer wherein at least 30 % (wt) of the nitrogen source therein, preferably at least 70 % (wt) of the nitrogen source therein, preferably at least 85 % (wt), and most preferably at least 90 % (wt), is a L-amino acid and the other nitrogen source is an inorganic nitrogen compound, such that the stimulation of the root and shoot growth is related to the ratio between the L-amino acid and the inorganic nitrogen compound.
- the L-amino acid is L-arginine and/or L-glutamine.
- the higher fraction of the nitrogen source that is a L- amino acid the higher the root fraction is of the biomass, i.e. more L-amino acid in the used fertilizer will give more roots, more fine roots and many more root tips that can help the plants when planted outdoors.
- a fertilizer comprising a naturally occurring L-amino acid wherein the preservative is selected from the group of a preservatives such as benzoic acid, acetic acid, salicylic acid, propionic acid, sorbic acid, citric acid, or their salts and alexin plus. Further, it is disclosed the use of a fertilizer comprising a naturally occurring L-amino acid wherein the fertilizer is solid or is a solution.
- the present invention also provides a method of using a fertilizer, comprising an amino acid selected from the group of L-glutamine, L-asparagine and L-arginine as major nitrogen source, optionally together with a suitable preservative, for stimulating root growth.
- the present invention also provides a fertilizer comprising a naturally occurring amino acid.
- the naturally occurring amino acids that can be used in the fertilizer of the present invention are glycine, L-alanine, L-valine, L-leucine, L-isoleucine, L- serine, L-cysteine, L-threonine, L-methionine, proline, L-aspatic acid, L-asparagine, L-glutamic acid, L-glutamine, L-lysine, L-arginine, L-histidine, L-phenylalanine, L- tyrosine and L-tryptophan.
- the amino acid is chosen from the group of glycine, L-glutamic acid, L-glutamine and L-agrinine. Most preferably, the amino acid is chosen from the group of L-arginine and L-glutamine as major nitrogen source.
- the fertilizer also contains a suitable preservative. Preferably at least 30 % (wt) of the nitrogen source therein, preferably at least 70 % (wt), preferably at least 85 % (wt), and most preferably at least 90 % (wt), is a natural amino acid, such as L-arginine and/or L-glutamine.
- the use of a fertilizer could be characterized in that the fertiliser also comprises an inorganic nitrogen compound such as nitrate or ammonium for simultaneously stimulating root and shoot growth.
- an inorganic nitrogen compound such as nitrate or ammonium for simultaneously stimulating root and shoot growth.
- examples of inorganic nitrogen compounds are nitrate, and ammonium.
- the preservative is selected from the group of a benzoate such as potassium benzoate, acetic acid, salicylic acid, propionic acid, sorbic acid, citric acid, and alexin plus.
- a typical concentration of potassium benzoate amounts to 400-3000 ppm, preferably 600-2000 ppm and most preferably 800-1200 ppm.
- a typical concentration of acetic acid amounts to 2000-10000 ppm, preferably 4000-8000 ppm, and most preferably 5000-7000 ppm.
- a typical concentration of salicylic acid amounts to 250-2000 ppm, preferably 500-1500 ppm, and most preferably 800-1200 ppm.
- a typical concentration of propionic acid amounts to 2000-10000 ppm, preferably 4000-8000 ppm, and most preferably 5000-7000 ppm.
- a typical concentration of sorbic acid amounts to 2500-20000 ppm, preferably 5000-15000 ppm, and most preferably 7500-12500 ppm.
- a typical concentration of Alexin plus (Citrox Ltd, United Kingdom) amounts to 10000-50000 ppm, preferably 20000-40000 ppm, and most preferably 25000-35000 ppm.
- the fertilizer contains an additional component selected from the group of magnesium sulphate, potassium sulphate, potassium dihydrogen phosphate, potassium chloride, and trace elements, wherein the trace elements are selected from the group of Fe, Mn, Cu, Zn, B and Mo.
- the fertilizer may comprise 2-5 % (wt), preferably 3-4 % (wt) magnesium sulphate, 1-3 % (wt), preferably 2-3 % (wt) potassium sulphate, preferably 4-5 % (wt) potassium dihydrogenphosphate, 2-5 % (wt), preferably 3-4 % (wt) potassium chloride.
- the trace elements are added as a special trace element composition.
- An example of such a composition is Micro+, available from LMI AB, Sweden.
- the amount of Micro+ in the fertilizer is 4-5 % (wt).
- Figure 1 shows the effect of plant nitrogen status (% of N concentration optimal for growth) on plant biomass allocation expressed as fraction of shoot biomass of total biomass.
- A, B and C refers to data from experiments with Picea abies, Pinus contorta and Pinus sylvestris respectively (from lngestad & Agren 1986);
- Figure 2 reveals the content of nitrogen derived from uptake of L-Glutamine and nitrate found in the whole plant and in the roots of seedlings of Arabidopsis thaliana.
- the graph shows that absorbed L-Glutamine is preferentially used for root growth.
- Figure 3 discloses allocation of nitrogen derived from uptake of L-arginine. Plants grown on 3 mM nitrate were supplied with small amounts (30 ⁇ M) of N-15 labelled L- Arginine. Following 21 days of cultivation, plants were harvested, roots and shoots were separated and subsequently analysed for their content of N-15. The amount of N-15, expressed as atom% excess, in the two plant parts shows that nitrogen from L- Arginine is preferentially used for root growth;
- Figure 4A and 4B shows biomass of Arabidopsis thaliana plants and allocation of biomass to roots and shoots of plants cultivated either on ammoniumnitrate or L- Glutamine and nitrate (4A) and the root mass fraction of plant cultivated either on ammonium nitrate or L-Glutamine and nitrate (4B);
- Figure 5A and 5B reveals biomass of Populus plants and allocation of biomass to roots and shoots of plants cultivated either on ammoniumnitrate or L-Glutamine and nitrate (5A) and the root mass fraction of plant cultivated either on ammonium nitrate or L-Glutamine and nitrate (5B).
- Figure 6 discloses the chitin content of Scots pine roots. Plants were either cultivated with a mixture of ammonium and nitrate as nitrogen sources (reference), cultivated with ammonium and nitrate but supplied with arginine after the last fertilization event in autumn (arginine loaded) or cultivated with arginine as the sole source of nitrogen throughout the growth season (arginine cultivated). Chitin is part of the fungal cell wall and thus indicates the fraction of mycorrhiza in the total root system.
- Figure 7 disclose the effect of various proportions of L-Glutamine (GIn) on total biomass production ( Figure 7A) and production of roots ( Figure 7B).
- Gn L-Glutamine
- Figure 8 disclose the effect of L-Asparagine (Asn) on total biomass production ( Figure 8A) and production of roots ( Figure 8B).
- the current invention relates to the possibility to adjust plant biomass allocation to roots through use of specific amino acids as fertilizers during plant cultivation. Mixtures in which specific amino acids forms a dominant part of the nitrogen in the fertilizers can thus be used to specifically increase root growth of plants and thus increase the root mass fraction of the produced plant. Mixtures with a dominance of inorganic nitrogen forms can, accordingly, be used to specifically increase the shoot mass fraction of the plant.
- mycorrhiza Many plants form symbioses with fungi, called mycorrhiza. It is well known that mycorrhizas develop poorly on plants given high amounts of nutrients (Smith, S. E., and D, J. Read. 1997. Mycorrhizal symbiosis, 2 nd Edition. Academic Press, New York, New York. USA.). Mycorrhizas are known to be beneficial for plants and promote plant uptake of mineral nutrients and of water as well as to protect plants from various pathogenes. Thus, cultivation of plants that, under natural conditions form mycorrhiza, should enable such symbioses to form. As stated above, however, high rates of nutrient addition may severely hamper or may not allow the development of mycorrhiza on cultivated plants.
- mycorrhiza Several of the fungal species that form mycorrhiza are also known to form edible fruit bodies (mushrooms). However, production of fruitbodies will also be hampered by high rates of nutrient additions, i.e. the conditions that are used to stimulate plant growth.
- the examples relates to the use of one amino acid and not two or more.
- the fertilizer is not intended for invitro use and not for cut flowers.
- An ideal fertilizer should hence stimulate not only plant growth but also growth of symbiotic fungi forming mycorrhiza. Furthermore, an ideal fertilizer should also allow for production of fungal fruit bodies.
- plants cultivated on amino acids both displayed a high growth rate and vigorous development of mycorrhiza. The stimulation of mycorrhiza formation was found both on plants raised on amino acids and on plants raised on inorganic nitrogen sources (ammonium plus nitrate) but later supplied with amino acids.
- the fertilizer may contain at least 5 % (wt), at least 10 % (wt), at least 15 % (wt), at least 20 % (wt), at least 25 % (wt), at least 30 % (wt), at least 35 % (wt), at least 40 % (wt), at least 45 % (wt), at least 50 % (wt), at least 55 % (wt), at least 60 % (wt), at least 65 % (wt), at least 70 % (wt), at least 75 % (wt), at least 80 % (wt), at least 85 % (wt), at least 90 % (wt), or at least 95 % (wt), of the nitrogen source therein, is an L-amino acid, preferably L-arginine and/or L-glutamine.
- the experiment was performed with wild type Arabidopsis on sterile agar plates containing half strength Murashige and Skoog (MS) medium (Murashige and Skoog, 1962), with 0.65% w/v agar (plant agar, Duchefa Biochemie), 0.5% w/v sucrose amended with 3 mM nitrate and 30 ⁇ M U- 15 N (>98% 15 N) L-Arg and buffered to pH 5.8 with 3.6 mM MES (2N-morpholinoethanesulfonic acid). Plants were grown for 19 days when 20 plants were harvested and divided into 4 replicates (i.e. each replicated consisted of 5 plants).
- the root mass fraction i.e. the fraction of whole-plant biomass present in roots, of Arabidopsis thaliana and Populus deltoides plants grown on either a mixture of NH4+ and NO3- or a mixture of NO3- and L-GIn
- Example 3 Evaluation of mvcorrhiza of scots pine roots.
- Plants were cultivated outdoors during one growth season in northern Sweden. Plants were supplied with a complex nutrient solution with either ammonium nitrate or arginine as nitrogen sources.
- Arginine-cultivated seedlings were fertilized once a week during the growth season (in total 50 mg N per seedling) while reference plants were fertilized 2-3 times a week (in total 71 ,5 mg N per seedling).
- Arginine-loaded seedlings received the same treatment as the reference with the exception that they also received a pulse of arginine after the last fertilization event in early autumn. The amount of arginine supplied in this pulse corresponded to 5 mg nitrogen per seedling.
- Example 4 Typical fertilization compositions Composition A:
- composition B Arginine and the preservative was added to and dissolved in water and subsequently, the pH was adjusted by titrating with concentrated HCI. The final pH was determined before diluting with water up to the final volume of 1000 I.
- Composition B
- the salts and the preservative were first dissolved in water and then Micro+ (trace element composition available from LMI AB, Sweden) was added. Subsequently, arginine was dissolved and pH was adjusted to 3.2 with aqueous HCI (37 %). Finally, water was added up to 1000 I.
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