Effect of wounding or infection by Phytophthora infestans on the contents of terpenoids in potato tubers
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Inoculation of the potato cut surfaces with an incompatible race of Phytophthora infestans induced an accumulation of rishitin, but only a trace occurred when infected by a compatible race. When the tuber was cut, a large amount of steroid-glycoalkaloids (solanine) accumulated in the cut surface tissue, although only a trace was found in intact tissue. Only a small amount of solanine, if any, was contained in the wound periderm tissue. Most of the solanine seemed to be distributed in tissue neighbouring the newly formed meristematic tissue zone. Distribution of solanine as a function of distance from the cut surface was exponential. Infection of the cut surface by an in-compatible race of Phytophthora infestans reduced the accumulation of solanine. The higher the concentration of zoospore used, the less the solanine content. It has been reported that the higher the concentration of zoospores used for inoculation of the cut surface, the less the number of renewed meristematic cells in the wound tissue. In experiments using fresh and aged tubers, a good correlation between the number of renewed meristematic cells and solanine content was found. The accumulation of solanine in the wound tissue and its reduction due to infection by an incompatible race may be related to renewed meristematic cells formation and its reduction caused by the infection. No drastic change in carotenoids or sterol contents was found 2 days after cutting or inoculation, when the tubers were cut, or cut and then infected by the incompatible race.
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著者
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TOMIYAMA KOHEI
Hokkaido Agricultural Experiment Station
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ISHIZAKA NOBUYUKI
Hokkaido Agricultural Experiment Station
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Tomiyama Kohei
Hokkaido National Agricultural Experiment Station:(present)plant Pathology Laboratorv Faculty Of Agr
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Ishizaka Nobuyuki
Hokkaido National Agricultural Experiment Station
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