Kinetics Studies on the Photoinduction of Xanthium strumarium L. and Isolation of a Flower Primordia Growth-Regulating Fraction
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概要
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The kinetics of flower primordia formation have been re-examined in photoinduced Xanthium strumarium L. to determine the number of short-day treatments that promote optimum primordia initiation and development. Plants given 4 short-day cycles showed the highest rate of primordia development. Attempts were made to isolate flower-promoting substance(s) from the young leaves of such optimally induced plants by methanol extraction followed by ether fractionation. A Xanthium bioassay was developed for testing the flower-promoting activity of aqueous concentrates obtained from the acidic, neutral-basic and total ether extracts. No flower-primordia inducing activity was found in any of the fractions, but growth-accelerating activity on young primordia was shown by substance(s) present in the combined neutral-basic fraction isolated from photoinduced leaves.
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著者
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Wightman Frank
Department Of Biology Carleton University
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Pare J.R.Jocelyn
Agriculture Canada, Centre de Recherche et de Development sur les Aliments
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ApSimon John
Department of Chemistry, Carleton University
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Apsimon John
Department Of Chemistry Carleton University
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Pare J.r.jocelyn
Agriculture Canada Centre De Recherche Et De Development Sur Les Aliments