Gordana TAMNIDZIC, Maja IGNJATOV, Dusica JOVICIC, Jovica VASIN, Zorica NIKOLIC, Gordana PETROVIC, Dragana MILOSEVIC

Antioxidant capacity of oilseed rape (Brassica napus) in different soil types

This work considers the results obtained by testing the parameters of antioxidant status in leaves and roots of oilseed rape atdifferent growth stages (phase I: formation of leaf rosettes and preparing for winter hibernation; phase II: after the winter hibernation;phase III: flowering) grown in semicontrolled field conditions on different soil types. The experiment was conducted on four oilseedrape genotypes (Banacanka, Jasna, Kata, and Zlatna) in semicontrolled conditions in containers with three soil types: chernozem,solonetz, and solonchak. The germination failed on solonchak due to the excessive amount of salt, but results were obtained forplant material on chernozem and solonetz. The following parameters were examined: superoxide dismutase (SOD) enzyme activity,glutathione peroxidase (GPx) activity, lipid peroxidation (LP) intensity, glutathione (GSH) content, and total antioxidant capacity (byferric reducing antioxidant power, FRAP method). The activity of all the tested parameters of antioxidant status in all genotypes, bothin leaves and roots, was higher in plants grown on solonetz soil compared to plants grown on chernozem. Furthermore, the activity ofall the tested parameters on both soil types was highest in the second phase of testing, the stage after the winter hibernation, because theplants were exposed to low temperatures in addition to salt stress. The vital thing to note is that GPx activity is important for the defenseat the initial stages of growth, while in the later growth stages SOD assumes this role. The genotype Banacanka has been distinguishedas the most tolerant, while the genotype Zlatna was the most sensitive.

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