Aging of Soybean Seeds in Relation to Metabolism at Different Relative Humidities : PROTEINS, ENZYMES AND METABOLISM
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The present study was carried out to clarify the relationships between respiration, moisture content and the aging of dry soybean (Glycine max) seeds under different storage conditions. Ethanolic fermentation increased with increasing relative humidity (RH) during storage. How-ever, at 75% RH which corresponded to a water content of 15.2% in seeds, the production of ethanol ceased after one month of storage. The ethanol that had accumulated within the container was re-absorbed by the seeds themselves and disappeared entirely within 3 months, unless the seeds were exposed to HCN gas. Similar changes were also found for methanol. The activity of mitochondria increased only in seeds stored at 75% RH, it reached a maximum after the third month of storage and then rapidly declined. The amounts of both CoA and acetyl CoA in seeds that had been stored for 4 months were far lower at 75% RH than at 53% RH, and the viability of soybean seeds started to decrease after the fourth month at 75% RH. Therefore, a major cause of the rapid deterioration of seeds at 75% RH at room temperature seems to be the rapid development of mitochondrial respiration, which is accompanied by the consumption of CoA and its acetyl derivatives. By contrast, the slow deterioration of seeds during long-term storage at 33% to 68% RH and/or at subzero temperatures seems to be due to the toxic action of acetaldehyde, an intermediate in ethanolic fermentation, which can slowly occur.
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著者
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Zhang Ming
Botanical Garden Faculty Of Science North Campus Of Tohoku University
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Zhang Ming
Laboratory of Environmental Biology, Botanical Garden, Faculty of Science, North Campus, Tohoku Univ
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Yoshiyama Makoto
Laboratory of Environmental Biology, Botanical Garden, Faculty of Science, North Campus, Tohoku Univ
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Nagashima Tazuko
Laboratory of Environmental Biology, Botanical Garden, Faculty of Science, North Campus, Tohoku Univ
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Nakagawa Yuuko
Laboratory of Environmental Biology, Botanical Garden, Faculty of Science, North Campus, Tohoku Univ
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Yoshioka Toshihito
Laboratory of Bio-adaptation, Graduate School of Agriculture, Tohoku University
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Esashi Yohji
Laboratory of Environmental Biology, Botanical Garden, Faculty of Science, North Campus, Tohoku Univ
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NAKAMARU Yasuo
Botanical Garden, Faculty of Science, North Campus of Tohoku University
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NAGASHIMA Tazuko
Botanical Garden, Faculty of Science, North Campus of Tohoku University
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Esashi Y
Japan Wood Seed Res. Inst. Ichihara Jpn
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Nakamaru Yasuo
Botanical Garden Faculty Of Science North Campus Of Tohoku University
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Yoshioka T
Laboratory Of Bio-adaptation Graduate School Of Agricultural Sciences Tohoku University
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Yoshioka Toshihito
Laboratory Of Bio-adaptation Graduate School Of Agriculture Tohoku University
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Nagashima Tazuko
Botanical Garden Faculty Of Science North Campus Of Tohoku University
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Yoshiyama Makoto
Laboratory Of Environmental Biology Botanical Garden Faculty Of Science Tohoku University
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Zhang Ming
Laboratory Of Advanced Materials Department Of Materials Science And Engineering Tsinghua University
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