Study on the Regulation of Exogenous Hormones on the Absorption of Elements and the Accumulation of Secondary Metabolites in the Medicinal Plant Artemisia argyi Leaves

Metabolites
2022.0

Abstract

As an important medicinal plant, we still do not know the effect of exogenous hormones on absorption of elements and accumulation of secondary metabolites in Artemisia argyi leaves. In this work, we analyzed the difference in 21 elements absorbed by A. argyi leaves under three exogenous hormone (MeJA, SA and ABA) treatments, and also clarified the correlation between 21 elements and eight bioactive components. Different hormone treatments changed the absorption and enrichment of elements, and the composition also changed significantly. The contents of eight bioactive components changed significantly under different hormone treatments. When A. argyi was stimulated by exogenous hormones, the content of secondary metabolites was adjusted in the leaves through changes in the absorption and enrichment of elements. The widely untargeted metabolomic analysis further confirmed that ABA changes the metabolic direction of secondary metabolites in A. argyi leaves and stimulates the biosynthesis of multiple secondary metabolites including phenylpropanoids, flavonoids, terpenoids, alkaloids and others. These results provide a new perspective for the changes in element absorption and the mechanism of secondary metabolic components in A. argyi leaves under exogenous hormone treatments, and also deepen people’s understanding of the interaction mechanism between medicinal plants and hormones. © 2022 by the authors.

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