Abstract
Low light (LL) and high light (HL)-acclimated plants of A. thaliana were exposed to blue (BB) or red (RR) light or to a mixture of blue and red light (BR) of incrementally increasing intensities. The light response of photosystem II was measured by pulse amplitude-modulated chlorophyll fluorescence and that of photosystem I by near infrared difference spectroscopy. The LL but not HL leaves exhibited blue light-specific responses which were assigned to relocation of chloroplasts from the dark to the light-avoidance arrangement. Blue light (BB and BR) decreased the minimum fluorescence (\(F_{0}^{\prime }\)) more than RR light. This extra reduction of the \(F_{0}^{\prime }\) was stronger than theoretically predicted for \(F_{0}^{\prime }\) quenching by energy dissipation but actual measurement and theory agreed in RR treatments. The extra \(F_{0}^{\prime }\) reduction was assigned to decreased light absorption of chloroplasts in the avoidance position. A maximum reduction of 30% was calculated. Increasing intensities of blue light affected the fluorescence parameters NPQ and qP to a lesser degree than red light. After correcting for the optical effects of chloroplast relocation, the NPQ responded similarly to blue and red light. The same correction method diminished the color-specific variations in qP but did not abolish it; thus strongly indicating the presence of another blue light effect which also moderates excitation pressure in PSII but cannot be ascribed to absorption variations. Only after RR exposure, a post-illumination overshoot of \(F_{0}^{\prime }\) and fast oxidation of PSI electron acceptors occurred, thus, suggesting an electron flow from stromal reductants to the plastoquinone pool.
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We thank Frank Reichel and Thomas Simon for skillful technical assistance. We are grateful to Dr. Lars Nichelmann for providing seeds and instructions on plant growth. We thank Dr. Robert Porra for helping in preparing this manuscript. EP wishes to thank Marie-Françoise and Gabriel Cornic and the Heinz Walz GmbH for supporting his research stay at the Université Paris-Sud.
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Pfündel, E.E., Latouche, G., Meister, A. et al. Linking chloroplast relocation to different responses of photosynthesis to blue and red radiation in low and high light-acclimated leaves of Arabidopsis thaliana (L.). Photosynth Res 137, 105–128 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11120-018-0482-3
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