Charakterisierung der PS I-Aktivität isolierter Chloroplasten aus Primärblättern von Triticum aestivum L. nach Temperaturbehandlung mit Hilfe der Entfärbung von Diphenylcarbazon (DPCN)

Hieke, B.; Schotte, J.

doi:10.1016/s0015-3796(17)30319-0

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“…These processes, however, should not be confused with the oxygen consuming processes in chloroplast and called chlororespiration [22]. The overflow concept can be considered as a factor of system reserve and its integration as energy-flow cascade in the ecosystem [60].…”

Section: The Energy Overflow Conceptmentioning

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Ecophysiological aspects of biomass production in higher plants

Hoffmann

1985

Photosynth Res

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Photosynthesis as a cosmic process of local entropy decrease is the basic phenomenon for life on Earth. Biomass production is energetically understood as a long-term storage of hydrogen. Endogeneously, the hierarchy of energy storage begins with the electric and proton gradient across the thylakoid membrane. At all higher levels of energy-converting system, efficiency is determined by the interactions between the autotrophic and heterotrophic part of the studied biosystem. Specially, the regulatory function of anabolic and catabolic reduction charge is discussed. From the frame of exogeneous factors, the action of calcium in connection with calmodulin is described as a second messenger.Summarizing, the findings are integrated into the energy-overflow concept in which the loss terms act as system stabilizers especially under injuring conditions.

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Section: The Energy Overflow Conceptmentioning

confidence: 99%