Thamires Lopes Ribeiro, Édila Vilela de Resende Von Pinho, Elise de Matos Pereira, Heloisa Oliveira dos Santos, Wilson Vicente Souza Pereira
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Abstract
Understanding the physiological aspects associated with the response of Coffea arabica seeds to drying is crucial for enhancing their production. We assessed the physiological quality and expression of the 1-Cys-PRX protein in coffee seeds subjected to drying and storage. Seeds of Coffea arabica L. were dried to water contents of 40, 20, and 10% and stored for 60, 120, and 180 days. The physiological quality of the seeds was evaluated through germination, emergence percentage, and speed index (IVE) tests. The expression of the 1-Cys-PRX protein was also analyzed using Western blotting. Greater PRX protein expression was detected in the coffee seeds dried with 20 and 10% water throughout storage, while no protein expression was detected in the seeds with 46% water (control treatment) or in the seeds with 40% water after 60 days of storage. The physiological quality of Coffea arabica seeds is influenced by water content and the storage period. A greater expression of peroxiredoxin protein was detected in coffee seeds dried with 20% and 10% water. There was a reduction in seed vigor when the plants were dry, particularly at 20% and 10% water contents.
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