Effects of Cytokinin and Light on Polyamines during the Greening Response of Cucumnber Cotyledons
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The cucumber cotyledon greening test was used as a model system to study possible relationships between cytokinins and polyamines during the greening process. When cytokinin was applied to dark-grown cotyledons, large increases in chlorophyll and putrescine levels were observed. However, inhibition of putrescine biosynthesis with D-arginine and difluoromethyl-arginine did not affect chlorophyll production, and applied polyamines proved inhibitory to greening. Addition of 50mM K^+ to the cytokinin treatments increased chlorophyll synthesis but caused a marked reduction in putrescine levels. These results indicate that the large increase in putrescine content that derives from cytokinin treatment of the cotyledons is not essential for the cytokinin-induced greening response.
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著者
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Roberts Dane
Department Of Brology University Of Waterloo:(present)agrogen Biotechnologies Inc.
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Walker Mark
Department Of Brology University Of Waterloo:(present)crop Science Department University Of Guelph
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Dumbroff E
Univ. Waterloo Ontario Can
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Dumbroff Erwin
Department of Brology, University of Waterloo
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Dumbroff Erwin
Department Of Biology University Of Waterloo
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