Ethylene production and peroxidase activity during tomato fruit ripening
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概要
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Peroxidase activity and enzymic production of ethylene were studied in tomato fruits (Lycopersicon esculentum MILL.) at 3 ripeness stages. As the fruit ripens, one isoperoxidase disappears, and 3 new ones are formed. Activity of peroxidase and of ethylene-forming enzyme both increased 3 to 4 times as the fruit ripened. Histochemical staining showed that peroxidase is confined to the outermost and innermost layers of the pericarp, the placental tissue and vascular tissues; stained particles were neither mitochondria nor plastids.
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著者
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Pratt H.k.
Department Of Vegetable Grops University Of California
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Yang S.f.
Department Of Vegetable Grops University Of California
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KU H.S.
Department of Vegetable Grops, University of California
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Ku H.s.
Department Of Vegetable Grops University Of California