Membrane Permeability-Regulation by Exogenous Sugarss during Senescence of Oat Leaf in Light and Darkness
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The effect of sugars (sucrose, glucose and fructose) on normal physiological changes during senescence of foliar segments of Avena sativa cv. Suregrain was studied. In general application of sugars raised tissue permeability both in the light and in darkness. This change was associated with increases in endogenous sugars, hydroperoxide content and lipoxygenase activity. In the light it was also associated with low catalase activity. Sugars did not influence superoxide dismutase activity. In the light, sugars accelerated senescence, measured as decreases in chlorophyll and increases in soluble amino acids. In darkness sugars delayed senescence. The effect of sugars in the light seemed to result from an increase in photo-oxidations associated with the increase in permeability. The delaying effect on senescence, found in darkness, seemed to result from an increase in respiratory activity plus the lack of (or combined with the lack of) photo-oxidations.
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著者
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Trippi Victorio
Laboratorio de Fisiologia Vegetal, Facultad de Ciencias E., F. y N., Universidad Nacional de Cordoba
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Trippi Victorio
Laboratorio De Fisiologfa Vegetal
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Trippi Victorio
Laboratorio De Fisiologia Vegetal Facultad De Ciencias Ex. F.y N.universidad Nacional De Cordoba
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Luna C
Univ. Nacional De Co´rdoba Co´rdoba Arg
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Luna Celina
Laboratorio de Fisiologia Vegetal, Facultad de Ciencias Ex., F.y N.Universidad Nacional de Cordoba
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Luna Celina
Laboratorio De Fisiologia Vegetal Facultad De C.e.f. Y Naturales. Universidad Nacional De Cdrdoba
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