Assessment of regulatory compounds in commercial red seaweed Kappaphycus alvarezii after long-distance transportation

Satej Bhushan1, Ashutosh Kaushik1, Payal Bodar1,2, Jasmine V. Rajai1, Parth Depani1, Bhagirath Rakhasiya1, Mukesh Baraiya1, S. Gopalakrishan3, V. Veeragurunathan2,3, Santlal Jaiswar1,2, Vaibhav A. Mantri1,2
1Applied Phycology and Biotechnology Division, CSIR-Central Salt & Marine Chemicals Research Institute, Bhavnagar, India
2Academy of Scientific and Innovative Research (AcSIR), Ghaziabad, India
3CSMCRI-Marine Algal Research Station, Mandapam Camp, India

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India has taken a huge leap in the seaweed aquaculture sector, and Kappaphycus alvarezii is the most prominent carrageenophyte cultivated so far. With the ever-increasing demands for seaweed feedstock, the quality of planting material would determine the extent of the expansion of commercial farming. The current study is a sequel to our previous investigation on the long-distance transport of K. alvarezii planting material. The present work determines the effect of a bio-stimulant AMPEP (Ascophyllum Marine Plant Extract Powder) in imparting tolerance to the translocated planting material against desiccation. Various regulatory components like phytohormones; antioxidant enzymes (CAT, APX, GR); and metabolic components were assessed for day 0 (immediately after translocation) and day 1 (after 24 h of rehydration). It was observed that more than 84% moisture content was retained in translocated and AMPEP-treated translocated samples. After 24 h of rehydration, the catalase activity increased from 45,343.3 Unit mg protein−1 in the control to 146,148 and 321,489.1 Unit mg protein−1 in translocated and AMPEP-treated translocated biomass respectively. Similarly, ascorbate peroxidase activity increased from 0.3 Unit mg protein−1 to 2 Unit mg protein−1 in translocated and 1.3 Unit mg protein−1 in AMPEP-treated translocated biomass on day 1, which is significantly higher than their respective day 0 values. Glutathione reductase activity, on the other hand, decreased significantly on day 1 as compared to day 0. The activity increased significantly from 18.9 Unit mg protein−1 to 25.7 and 276 Unit mg protein−1, respectively, in translocated and AMPEP-treated translocated biomass. Similarly, the concentration of metabolites palmitic and benzoic acids, which help the cells against oxidative stress, also increased significantly in AMPEP-treated translocated biomass. Auxin and cytokinin concentrations however decreased in AMPEP-treated translocated biomass on day 1 as compared to translocated. The implementation of management practice based on the study would ultimately lead to the enhancement of livelihood prospects of the coastal communities involved in seaweed farming.

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