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ویرایش: 1 نویسندگان: John N. Phillips, John L. Huppatz (auth.), C. Sybesma (eds.) سری: Advances in Agricultural Biotechnology 4 ISBN (شابک) : 9789024729456, 9789401749718 ناشر: Springer Netherlands سال نشر: 1984 تعداد صفحات: 911 زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 31 مگابایت
کلمات کلیدی مربوط به کتاب پیشرفت در تحقیقات فتوسنتز: مجموعه مقالات ششمین کنگره بین المللی در مورد فتوسنتز ، بروکسل ، بلژیک ، 1-6 اوت 1983. دوره چهارم: بیوشیمی گیاهی، بیوشیمی، عمومی، اصلاح نباتات/بیوتکنولوژی
در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب Advances in Photosynthesis Research: Proceedings of the VIth International Congress on Photosynthesis, Brussels, Belgium, August 1–6, 1983. Volume IV به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.
توجه داشته باشید کتاب پیشرفت در تحقیقات فتوسنتز: مجموعه مقالات ششمین کنگره بین المللی در مورد فتوسنتز ، بروکسل ، بلژیک ، 1-6 اوت 1983. دوره چهارم نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
ششمین کنگره بین المللی فتوسنتز از 1 تا 6 آگوست 1983 در پردیس \"Vrije Universiteit Brussel\" در بروکسل، بلژیک برگزار شد. این مجموعه مقالات شامل بیشتر مشارکت های علمی ارائه شده در طول کنگره است. کنگره بروکسل بزرگترین کنگره ای بود که تاکنون در مجموعه کنگره های بین المللی فتوسنتز برگزار شده است. بیش از 1100 شرکت کننده فعال داشت. برگزارکنندگان سعی کردند با استفاده حداکثری از امکانات موجود در محوطه دانشگاه، مضرات چنین اندازه بزرگ را به حداقل برسانند. بیشتر مشارکتها در قالب پوسترهایی ارائه میشد که در تعداد قابل توجهی از کلاسهای درس نمایش داده میشد. جلسات بحث، دو بار در روز، چهار یا پنج جلسه به صورت موازی، در اتاق های سخنرانی در مجاورت این کلاس ها برگزار می شد. به این ترتیب سعی شد فضای یک جلسه کوچک ایجاد شود. وحدت موضوع فتوسنتز در ده سخنرانی عمومی حفظ شد، به گونه ای که یک مرور کلی از دو موضوع متنوع هر روز ارائه می شد. علاوه بر این، سمپوزیومهای موازی پنج برابر چهار با حدود شش موضوع کلی نوجوانان وجود داشت. هر سردبیر مجموعه مقالات کنگره با مشکل ویرایش و تنظیم مشارکتها مواجه است، مشکلی که به دلیل تنوع گسترده و تعداد زیاد 753 نسخه خطی ترکیب شده است.
The Sixth International Congress on Photosynthesis took place from 1 to 6 August 1983, on the Campus of the "Vrije Universiteit Brussel", in Brussels, Belgium. These Proceedings contain most of the scientific contributions offered during the Congress. The Brussels Congress was the largest thus far held in the series of International Congresses on Photosynthesis. It counted over 1100 active participants. The organizers tried to minimize the disadvantages of such a large size by making maximum use of the facili ties available on a university campus. Most contributions were offered in the form of posters which were displayed in a substantial number of classrooms. The discussion sessions, twice a day, four or five in parallel, took place in lecture rooms in the very vicinity of these classrooms. In this way it was attempted to generate the atmosphere of a small meeting. The unity of the subject Photosynthesis was preserved in the ten plenary lectures, organ~sed in such a way that a general overview of two diverse topics was given every day. In addition, there were the five times four parallel symposia dealing with some six teen general topics. Every editor of proceedings of a congress is faced with the problem of editing and arranging the contributions, a problem compounded by the wide diversity and the large number of the 753 manuscripts.
Front Matter....Pages I-XXXI
Nature of the Receptor Site for Photosynthetic Electron Transport Inhibitors....Pages 1-4
Inhibitor Binding and Displacement in Plastoquinone Depleted Chloroplasts....Pages 5-8
Competitive Binding of Atrazine and DCMU to Thylakoid Membranes of DCMU-resistant and -Sensitive Strains of Chlamydomonas ....Pages 9-12
Exchange Kinetics of Herbicides and Quinones at Their Common Binding Site Near Q in Photosystem II....Pages 13-16
Participation of a Lysine-containing Polypeptide in Herbicide Binding at the Acceptor Side of Photosystem II....Pages 17-20
Possible Binding Components at the PS II Site of Action of Urea and Triazine Inhibitors....Pages 21-24
Binding of Radioactively Labelled DCMU in Dependence of the Redox State of the Photosystem II Acceptor Side....Pages 25-28
Metribuzin Resistance and the Herbicide Binding Protein in Chlamydomonas Reinhardtii....Pages 29-32
The Synthesis, Activity and ESR Study of Ditempouron, a Spin-Labeled Electron Transport Inhibitor of Photosynthesis....Pages 33-36
State-1 State-2 Transition Influenced by Herbicides Which Modify Fatty Acid Composition in Leaves....Pages 37-40
Effects of Paclobutrazole, a New Growth Retardant, on Photosynthetic Parameters in Sugar Beet....Pages 41-44
A New Phytotoxic Mode of Action of Diphenyl Ethers in the Dark: Inhibition of Carotenogenesis....Pages 45-48
Activity of Photosystem II and Oxygen Evolution in Barley and Chlamydomonas After Treatment with Pyridazinone Herbicides....Pages 49-52
Fluorimetric Detection of Reversible and Irreversible Defects of Electron Transport Induced by Herbicides in Intact Leaves....Pages 53-56
Differential Herbicide Concentration Effect on PSII α and PSII ß ....Pages 57-60
Changes in Pigment Excitation and Chlorophyll Fluorescence During Red Light-Induced Chlorosis in Plants Grown in the Presence of Bleaching Herbicides....Pages 61-64
Effect of Benzylaminopurine on Chlorophyll, Carotenoid and Protein Content, and Carboxylative Enzyme Activities of Maize Leaves: Differential Responses to Benzylaminopurine According to Leaf Regions....Pages 65-68
Carotenoid Localization and Biosynthesis in Radish Seedlings ( Raphanus Sativus ) Grown in the Presence or Absence of Bleaching Herbicides....Pages 69-72
Characterization of a Dcmu Resistant, Atrazine Susceptible Mutant of a Cyanobacterium: Synechocystis 6714....Pages 73-76
A New Metflurazon-Resistent Phenotype of the Green Alga Chlorella Fusca....Pages 77-80
Interactions of Insecticides with Chloroplast Membranes....Pages 81-84
Prospects of Improving Photosynthesis for Increased Crop Productivity....Pages 85-94
Controlling Crop Photosynthesis: Some Biochemical and Genetic Considerations....Pages 95-101
Genetic Constraints on Photosynthesis and Yield in Wheat....Pages 103-110
Photosynthetic Adjustment to Aerial and Root-Zone Environment....Pages 111-120
Canopy Photosynthesis: Apparent, Net, or Gross?....Pages 121-124
Canopy Photosynthesis in Rubber ( Hevea Brasiliensis ): Characteristics of Leaves in Relation to Light Interception....Pages 125-128
Photosynthetic Performance of Poplar Leaves at Different Levels in the Canopy....Pages 129-132
Growth Efficiency of Trifolium Subterraneum at High (CO 2 )....Pages 133-136
Effect of CO 2 on Photosynthesis and Growth of Chrysanthemum....Pages 137-140
Photosynthetic, Morphological, and Biochemical Gas Exchange Characteristics in Relation to Growth of Young Cuttings of Populus Clones....Pages 141-144
Photosynthesis and Assimilate Partition in Fruiting and Non-Fruiting Grapevine Shoots....Pages 145-148
The Photosynthesis of White Clover and Ryegrass in Mixed Swards....Pages 149-152
Synthesis of Grain Storage Compounds from 14 C Leaf Photosynthates in Maize during Grain Filling Period....Pages 153-156
Heterosis and Photosynthesis in Maize ( Zea Mays L.)....Pages 157-160
Control of Photosynthesis in Whole Plants by Sink-Source Interrelationship....Pages 161-164
Tentative Estimation of Chloroplast and Non Chloroplast Proteins of the Leaves of a Plant Biomass....Pages 165-168
Carbon Isotope Discrimination, PEP-Carboxylase Activity and Stomatal Resistance in Various Organs of Zea mays L.....Pages 169-172
Photosynthesis, Chlorophyll, Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium Concentration, and Bioproductivity in C 3 and C 4 Plants....Pages 173-176
Effect of Increasing Atmospheric CO 2 on Photosynthesis....Pages 177-180
Par and Temperature Influences on CO 2 Uptake by Desert CAM Plants....Pages 181-191
Primary Plant Production during Increasing Global CO 2 Concentration....Pages 193-200
Growth Response and Photosynthetic Adaptation to Carbon Dioxide : Comparative Behaviour in Some C 3 Species....Pages 201-207
Effect of Increasing Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide on Growth, Photosynthesis, Photorespiration and Water Use Efficiency....Pages 209-212
Photosynthetic Responses to CO 2 in Relation to Leaf Development in Tomato....Pages 213-216
CO 2 Exchange at Low PPFD and Low CO 2 Levels: Measurement and Simulation....Pages 217-220
CO 2 Exchange of Peas in Relation to Late Season Growth and Development in the Field....Pages 221-224
The Effect of Carbon Dioxide on Ethylene Release from Leaves: Photorespiration and Ethylene Release....Pages 225-228
Control of Photosynthetic Rate: Influence of Light Harvesting and Electron Transport Capacity in Different Environments....Pages 229-232
Influence of Environmental Factors on Composition and Function of the Photo-Synthetic Apparatus....Pages 233-239
Photooxidative Changes in Pigment Composition and Photosynthetic Activity of Air-Polluted Spruce Needles (Picea Abies L.)....Pages 241-244
The Effect of AIR-Pollution and Bisulfite Treatment in the Lichen Ramalina Duriaei Studied by Photoacoustics....Pages 245-250
The Ontogenetic Pattern of Leaf Photosynthesis as Affected by Irradiance, Carbon Dioxide Concentration and Temperature....Pages 251-254
The Influence of Temperature on Chlorophyll Degradation in Tobacco Cell Culture....Pages 255-258
Alterations in Membrane Fluidity Induced by Growth Temperature in Pea Thylakoids....Pages 259-262
Effect of Temperature During Growth on the Distribution of Chlorophyll-Protein Complexes, Coupling Factor CF 1 Activity and Photosynthetic Rates in Two Cultivars of Sunflower....Pages 263-266
Effects of High Temperature on Roots of Etiolated Maize Seedlings: Photosynthetic Activity and Chloroplast Ultra-Structure....Pages 267-270
Lipid, Protein and Plastoquinone-A Content of Chloroplast Thylakoids: Effect of Plant Growth Temperature....Pages 271-274
The Effect of leaf Anoxia on Translocation Profiles of 11 C and 13 N Labelled Assimilates in Petioles of Helianthus Annuus L. and Lupinus Albus L.....Pages 275-278
The Influence of Nitrogen Supply on the Photosynthetic Characteristics and Water Relation in Young Barley Leaves....Pages 279-282
Photosynthesis by Codium Fragile in an Intertidal Zone Environment: A Growth Strategy....Pages 283-286
Crassulacean Acid Metabolism in Submerged Aquatic Plants....Pages 287-290
Photosynthesis Characteristics of Paspalum Conjugatum Berg., A Shade-Adapted C 4 Species....Pages 291-294
Light Adaptation in Tomato Leaves....Pages 295-295
Photosynthesis, Circadian Rhythms and Herbicides....Pages 297-300
Effects of Photoperiod on Photosynthesis....Pages 301-304
Effect of Combining Different Spectral Regions of Visible Light upon Net Photosinthesis....Pages 305-308
The Control of Photoassimilate Supply from Barley Leaves during Light and Dark Periods....Pages 309-312
Chlorophyll Fluorescence Induction Kinetics of Radish Cotyledons During a Day/Night Cycle....Pages 313-316
The Induction of Photosynthesis by a Moving Light Source....Pages 317-320
Factors Limiting Photosynthesis as Determined from Gas Exchange Characteristics and Metabolite Pool Sizes....Pages 321-324
Bioassays for Phoshate Using the Green Macroalga Cladophora Fracta....Pages 325-328
Correlative Analysis of the Photosynthetic Capacity and Different Components of the Photosynthetic Apparatus....Pages 329-332
The Variability of the Photosynthetic Unit in Chlorella Fusca....Pages 333-336
Sites and Mechanisms for the Inhibition of Photosynthesis by Water Stress....Pages 337-340
Effects of Low Temperatures on the Photosynthetic System in Vivo....Pages 341-348
Molecular Aspects of Photosynthesis at Low Leaf Water Potentials....Pages 349-358
Water Deficit Effects on Non-Stomatal Mediated Photosynthesis....Pages 359-365
Discussion of Stomatal and Non Stomatal Components in Leaf Photosynthesis Decline Under Stress Conditions....Pages 367-373
Regulation of Photosynthesis During Water Stress....Pages 375-378
Acclimation of Photosynthesis to Water Deficits....Pages 379-382
Effects of Water Stress on the Fatty-Acid and Lipid Composition of Cotton Chloroplasts....Pages 383-386
Effects of Increasing Water Stress on the Functional Photosynthetic Characteristics of Several Tomato Species and One Hybrid....Pages 387-390
Net Photosynthesis of Pinus Mugo under Water Stress Conditions at Alpine Timberline....Pages 391-394
Relative Efficiency of Photosynthetic Carboxylation and Enzyme Activities in Sorghum Genotypes and Peanut Under Water Stress....Pages 395-398
Protection of Thylakoid Membranes from Resurrection Plants Against Dehydration....Pages 399-402
Effects of Age and Water Potential of Leaves on Photochemical Activities of Immobilized Chloroplasts....Pages 403-406
Effect of Drought on Ribulose Bisphosphate Carboxylase/Oxygenase Activity in Soya Bean and Oil Palm Leaf Tissues....Pages 407-410
Photosynthesis and Transpiration of Whole Walnut Trees. Diurnal Variations and Effects of a Severe Drought....Pages 411-413
Osmotic Adjustment and Chlorophyll Fluorescence in Water- and Salt-Stressed Plants....Pages 415-418
Photosynthetic Activity of Sugarbeet Cultivars of Different Salinity Tolerance....Pages 419-422
The Effect of Increasing the External Salinity on Long and Short-Term Fluorescence Parameters in Dunaliella Tertiolecta ....Pages 423-425
Interaction of Zinc at the Protein Level with Photosynthetic Light and Dark Reactions in Phaseolus Vulgaris....Pages 427-430
Effect of Copper Deficiency on Photosynthesis in Wheat....Pages 431-434
Copper Binding Proteins and Excess Copper Tolerance of the Photosynthetic Apparatus in Spinach....Pages 435-437
The Inhibitory Effect of Cadmium on Photosystem II Reactions....Pages 439-442
Practical Applications of Chlorophyll Fluorescence in Ecophysiology, Physiology and Plant Breeding....Pages 443-446
Effects of Low Growth Temperature on Electron Transport and Photophosphorylation....Pages 447-450
The Effects of Low Temperature growth on the Structure of Photosystem II....Pages 451-454
Alterations in Chloroplast Thylakoids during Cold Hardening of Barley....Pages 455-458
Pigment Accumulation During Growth and Development at Low Temperature....Pages 459-462
Chilling Effect on the Photosynthetic Carbon Metabolism of Maize Leaves....Pages 463-466
A Screening Method for Chilling Tolerance Using Chlorophyll Fluorescence in Vivo ....Pages 467-470
Effects of Leaf Age and Growth Temperature on Temperature Dependent Chlorophyll Fluorescence Induction in Cucumber Leaves....Pages 471-474
Temperature and Carbon Dioxide Induced Changes in Chlorophyll Fluorescence and Carbon Fixation During Photosynthetic Induction in C4 Maize Leaves....Pages 475-478
Genetically Altered Chloroplast Genes....Pages 479-482
Chloroplast Gene Function: Combined Genetic and Molecular Approach in Chlamydomonas Reinhardii ....Pages 483-490
Molecular Genetics of Photosystems I and II....Pages 491-500
Origin and Expression of Chloroplast Proteins Made in the Cytoplasm....Pages 501-503
Synthesis of Components of Photosystem I in Pea....Pages 505-512
Regulation of the Cooperation of Plastidial and Cytoplasmic Translation for the Formation of the Photosynthetic Apparatus....Pages 513-516
The Barley Chloroplast Genome: Analysis of a Highly Transcribed Region....Pages 517-520
Monoclonal Antibodies To 23 kD and 18.3 kD Barley Thylakoid Polypeptides....Pages 521-524
The Nature and Implications of Defective Plastid DNA From Mutant Barley....Pages 525-528
Analysis of a Plastid-Type Inherited CP 1-Deficient Mutant of Tobacco....Pages 529-532
Mapping of Transfer RNA Genes on the Chloroplast Genome of Zea Mays and Nicotiana Tabacum ....Pages 533-536
In Organello Protein Synthesis by Chlamydomonas Chloroplasts....Pages 537-540
Regulation of Ribulose Bisphosphate Carboxylase Gene Expression in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii ....Pages 541-544
Chloroplast Genetic Suppression of Defective RuBP Carboxylase/Oxygenase in Chlamydomonas Reinhardii ....Pages 545-546
Study of the Genetic Control and the Evolution of Fraction 1 Protein in the Genus Lycopersicon ....Pages 547-549
Normal and Cytoplasmic Male Sterile ( Raphanus Sativus Cytoplasm) Lines of Brassica Napus Present Different Chloroplast DNA Restriction Maps and Different CF1-ß Subunits....Pages 551-554
Genes for Subunits of ATP Synthase in Wheat Chloroplast DNA....Pages 555-558
Genes for ATP Synthase Subunits in pea Chloroplast DNA....Pages 559-562
Location and Nucleotide Sequence of the Gene for Cytochrome f in Pea and Wheat Chloroplast DNA....Pages 563-566
Synthesis of Components of the Cytochrome b - f Complex....Pages 567-570
Light-induced Biosynthesis of Chlorophyll-Binding Proteins in Euglena ....Pages 571-574
Cyanelle Genome Organization....Pages 575-578
Cloning of Photosynthesis Genes from the Cyanobacterium Anacystis Nidulans R2....Pages 579-582
p-Hydroxymercuribenzoate as a Selective Agent for Photosynthetic Mutants of the Cyanobacterium Synechocystis ( Aphanocapsa ) 6714....Pages 583-586
Purification of Messenger RNA Encoding the Antenna Holochrome from Rhodospirillum rubrum ....Pages 587-590
Thylakoid Biogenesis in Higher Plants: Assembly and Reorganization....Pages 591-594
Galactosyl Transferase Activity in Developing Plastids from Naturally Greening Oat Leaves....Pages 595-602
Changes in Carbohydrate Reserves During Plastid Development....Pages 603-606
Number and Size of Developing Plastids in Greening Euglena Cells Depend on Nutritional Conditions....Pages 607-613
Role of Axis in Plastid Development....Pages 615-617
Some Observations on the Artificial Adsorption of Monodesmosidic Steroidal Saponins to Prolamellar Bodies....Pages 619-622
On the Lipid Like Character of Prolamellar Bodies....Pages 623-626
Characteristics of in-Vivo Reformed Prolamellar Bodies after Isolation....Pages 627-631
Spectroscopical and Ultrastructural Characteristics of Irradiated Isolated Prolamellar Bodies and Prothylakoids in the Presence and in the Absence of Nadph....Pages 633-636
Electrochemical and Structural Properties of Thylakoid Membranes of Barley Seedlings During Greening....Pages 637-640
Relationship Between the Ultrastructure of Freeze Fractured Thylakoids and the Composition of the Thylakoid Membrane During Development of Phaseolus vulgaris ....Pages 641-644
Reorganization of Thylakoid Components in Developing Chloroplasts of Phaseolus vulgaris Leaves after Transfer to Darkness: Mechanism of the Process....Pages 645-648
Lipid Composition of Thylakoid Membranes Developing in the Presence of Protein Synthesis Inhibitors....Pages 649-652
Photosynthetic Apparatus Differentiation in Ephedra Distachya L.....Pages 653-656
Photosynthetic Apparatus Differentiation in Ginkgo Biloba L.....Pages 657-660
Electron Transport between Photosystem 1 and Photosystem 2 and Establishment of a Trans-Thylakoid Energy Gradient during Chloroplast Biogenesis in the Wheat Leaf....Pages 661-664
Biosynthetic and Ultrastructural Events Associated with the Selective Formation of System II Reaction Centers in Euglena Mature Chloroplasts....Pages 665-668
Reorganization of Thylakoid Components in Developing Chloroplasts of Phaseolus vulgaris Leaves after Transfer to Darkness: Changes in PS I and PS II Units and in Cytochromes....Pages 669-672
The Polypeptides of Photosystem 1 in Developing Thylakoids Of Intermittent Light-Grown Barley....Pages 673-676
Role of Photo-Electron Transport in the Protein Synthesis Mediated by Isolated Plastids....Pages 677-680
Formation of the Photosynthetic Apparatus at High Temperature and its Resistance to Repeated Darkening....Pages 681-684
Successful in vitro Synthesis of Oxygen Evolving Photosynthetic Membranes-A Milestone in Photosynthesis Research....Pages 685-688
The Development of the Activity of the Enzymes of the Photosynthetic Carbon Pathway in Greening Zea Mays ....Pages 689-692
Chlorophyll Biosynthesis in Etiolated and Greening Leaves....Pages 693-696
Chlorophyll Synthesis in the Dark in Peas....Pages 697-704
Identification of a Chlorophyll Biosynthetic Intermediate as Mg-2,4-Divinyl Pheoporphyrin a5 Using Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy and Soft Ionization Mass Spectrometry....Pages 705-708
Metal-Ion Induced Tetrapyrrole Synthesis in Algae....Pages 709-712
Tetrapyrrole Precursor Biosynthesis In Euglena and Cyanidium ....Pages 713-716
Chlorophyll Synthesis during Greening in Wheat (Triticum vulgare) Grown in the Presence of Corn Cockle (Agrostemma githago L.)....Pages 717-720
Unequivocal Proof of Chlorophyll Formation by the C 5 Pathway and Tentative Evidence for Shemin Pathway Activity in Greening Leaves. Is mitochondrial Haem Formed by the Shemin Pathway in Leaf Cells?....Pages 721-723
The Role of 4,5-Dioxovaleric Acid as a Precursor of 5-Aminolevulinic Acid in Chlorophyll Biosynthesis in Green Algae....Pages 725-728
Organization of the Light-Harvesting Chlorophyll-Protein Complex (LHCP) as Shown by Difference Circular Dichroism (∆CD) During Greening, Under Light and Stepwise Degradation....Pages 729-732
Changes in the Pigment Composition of the Thylakoids of Phaseolus vulgaris Leaves During Chloroplast Development....Pages 733-736
Effects of SAN-9789 on Ultrastructure and Pigmentation of Marine Microalgae....Pages 737-740
Chloroplast Development and Associated Changes in Photochlorophyll(Ide) and Chlorophyll Levels in Seagrasses Transferred to Darkness....Pages 741-744
The Influence of the Cysteine-Cystine Redox Couple on the Photoreduction of Protochlorophyllide-Protein Complexes in Etioplasts....Pages 745-748
1 H NMR Spectroscopy of Protochlorophyllide Mg. Photoreduction of Protochlorophyllide Mg and Protochlorophyllide Zn in Etioplast Lamellae....Pages 749-752
The Effect of Nadph/NADP + Redox Couple on Illuminated Etioplasts....Pages 753-756
Some Properties of Purified Etioplast Membranes.Characterization of Protochlorophyll(ide)Protein Complexes in PT-PLB Enriched Fractions of Bean Etioplasts....Pages 757-760
Characterization of Two forms of Pchld (Pchld 650 and Pchld 640) in Pchld Holochrome Solubilized with Detergents from Squash Etioplast Membranes....Pages 761-764
Effect of Protochlorophyllide on Chlorophyll(ide) Emission in Flash-Irradiated Leaves of Etiolated Red Kidney Bean Seedlings....Pages 765-768
Synthesis of Chloroplast Glycolipids and Prenylquinones in 70S Ribosome-Deficient Rye Leaves and Its Relation to Chlorophyll Formation....Pages 769-774
Observations on the Biosynthesis of Chloroplast Carotenoids....Pages 775-778
Light Regulation in the Metabolic Pathway of Photosynthates....Pages 779-782
Mode of Coaction of Photosensing Pigments....Pages 783-793
Phytochrome Localization in Chloroplasts....Pages 795-804
The Light-Induced Greening of Barley....Pages 805-808
Significance of Light in the Formation and Maintenance of Plastids in Mustard Seedlings (Sinapis Alba L.)....Pages 809-814
The Effects of Different Photoperiod and Nitrogen Nutrition on the Development of Chloroplasts of Some Plants....Pages 815-824
Structural Changes of Isolated Etioplast Membranes after a Flash Illumination as Studied by Freeze-Fracturing....Pages 825-828
Study on the Mechanism of Light Control on Sorghum Leaf Pep Carboxylase....Pages 829-832
Chloroplast Development Controlled by Phytochrome and Interorgan Correlation....Pages 833-836
Effect of Light n the Chloroplast Distribution Along the Stalk of Acetabularia Acetabulum L. (Silva)....Pages 837-840
Chloroplast Development in Scenedesmus under Intermittant Light Conditions....Pages 841-844
Comparison of the Effects of Indole-3-Acetic Acid and Kinetin on the Photosynthetic Apparatus and on the Cell Metabolism....Pages 845-848
Control of Gene Expression in Blue Light-Dependent Chloroplast Differentiation....Pages 849-852
Photoregulation of Gene Expression during Chloroplast Biogenesis....Pages 853-862
Involvement of CO 2 -Fixation in the Ethylene Production of Marchantia Polymorpha L.....Pages 863-872
Developmental Studies on Plant Thioredoxin Systems....Pages 873-876
A Comparative Study on the Soluble Invertase Activities and Sucrose Content in Different Clones of Sugar Cane....Pages 877-880
Back Matter....Pages 881-884
....Pages 885-899