METABOLISM OF ACETATE-1-^<14>C IN EXCISED LEAVES FROM POTASSIUM DEFICIENT RICE SEEDLINGS
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概要
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Excised leaves from one-month old rice seedlings grown in potassium deficient nutrient solution were fed with acetate-1-^<14>C for 20 to 180min. Rate of respiration of those leaves was significantly higher than that of control leaves supplied with sufficient potassium. Incorporation of ^<14^gt;C, into organic acid and sugar fractions were greater in potassium deficient leaves than in normal leaves. The reverse was true as for the incorporation into amino acid fraction. In comparison with normal leaves, potassium deficient leaves acquired much ^<14>C in succinic acid and glutamine. There were distinct differences in the labeling pattern of citrate and in the order of magnitude of specific activities among the organic acids included in the TCA cycle. From these results, it was assumed that the increase of respiratory rate caused by the potassium deficiency was related to accelerated operation of the TCA cycle. The decreased rate of conversion of organic acids to amino acids and the accumulation of glutamine were also concluded.
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著者
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FUJIWARA AKIO
Faculty of Agriculture, Tohoku University
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Fujiwara Akio
Faculty Of Agriculture Tohoku University
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YAMASHITA TADAAKI
Faculty of Agriculture, Tohoku University
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Yamashita Tadaaki
Faculty Of Agriculture Tohoku University
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