• Korean Journal of Environmental Agriculture
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• v.18 no.1
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• pp.11-17
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• 1999

This experiment was conducted to select and utilize the tolerant rice varieties for ozone stress through comparing the physiological responses. In SOD activity, Backunchalbyeo which treated once by 0.15 ppm $0_3$, Ilpumbyeo and Inbujinado treated twice showed significantly different SOD activity compared with $non-O_3$ treatment. No significant difference of SOD activity in three-times $0_3$ treated Sangnambatbyeo and Hangangchalbyeo was found as compared to ($non-O_3$ treated)control, POD activity, when Sangnammbatbyeo, Hangsngchalbyeo, Ilpumbyeo and Inbujinado were sequently treated by third ozone, showed no significant difference between $O_3$ treatment and $non-O_3$. In the comparison of amino acid content in rice leaf blade between three times $O_3$ treatment and $non-0_3$ treatment in 3 varieties, phenylalanine content represent as increased quantities. Especially, in three times $0_3$ treatment of Sangnambatbyeo, phenylalanine content(O.66 mg/g) was significantly increased as compared with $non-O_3$. Visual-growing characters of Sangnembatbyeo were significantly different between $0_3$ treatment and non-treatment. However, grain-filling rate showed no difference. SOD and POD related to resistant mechanism were high activity. In addition, phenylalanine known as precursor which is synthesized resistant materials was increased by $0_3$ treatment. These results suggested that Sangnambatbyeo which increased SOD and POD activity, and phenylalanine content under ozone stress could be selected as a tolerant variety.