1965
DOI: 10.1016/0003-9861(65)90441-8
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Biosynthesis of steviol

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“…2, 3; Table II). Steviol was previously shown to have GA-like activity in Oryza (12), Pisum, Zea (18), Phaseolus, Lactuca, and Cucumis (23). Ruddat (18) noted that steviol was active in d-5 dwarf maize, but not d-1, even though steviol was metabolized to other GA-like substances by both mutants.…”
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“…2, 3; Table II). Steviol was previously shown to have GA-like activity in Oryza (12), Pisum, Zea (18), Phaseolus, Lactuca, and Cucumis (23). Ruddat (18) noted that steviol was active in d-5 dwarf maize, but not d-1, even though steviol was metabolized to other GA-like substances by both mutants.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Steviol was previously shown to have GA-like activity in Oryza (12), Pisum, Zea (18), Phaseolus, Lactuca, and Cucumis (23). Ruddat (18) noted that steviol was active in d-5 dwarf maize, but not d-1, even though steviol was metabolized to other GA-like substances by both mutants. It was later shown that the d-5 mutation blocks conversion ofcopalylpyrophosphate to ent-kaurene (5), while the d-1 mutation blocks conversion of GA20 to GAI (21); so it appears that steviol itself is not active, but it can be metabolized to the highly active GA,.…”
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“…Toluene or ethanol was added to the reaction system aiming to modify the active sites with consequent yield improvement (21,25).…”
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