1988
DOI: 10.1111/j.1751-1097.1988.tb02854.x
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INTERMEDIATES IN THE PHOTOCONVERSION OF FUNCTIONAL PHYTOCHROME IN FERN SPORES OF Dryopteris‐I DEMONSTRATION AND QUANTITATIVE CHARACTERIZATION OF THE PHOTOCHROMIC SYSTEM Pr⇔ Ii700USING NANOSECOND‐LASER PULSES*,

Abstract: Abstract— Spores of Dryopteris paleacea and D. filix‐mas are positively photoblastic with an optimum in the action spectrum around 665 nm. Light is perceived by phytochrome and the relationship between germination and mole fraction of the far‐red‐absorbing form of this pigment, Pfr, was investigated with saturating irradiations between 662 and 747 nm under low‐fluence‐rate conditions. These control irradiations establish a proportion of the total phytochrome, P,tot, as Pfr with Pfr/Ptot–φ at equilibrium. These… Show more

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“…The initial photoproduct produced during the changes is composed of two thermally metastable components, I 700 a and I 700 b , which decay within microseconds into an intermediate possessing a lower absorbance (I bl ), which finally generates the far‐red absorbing form, Pfr A (Pfr form of Phy A). At high fluences (730 nm), the I 700 a intermediate photoconvert back to Pr both in vitro as well as in vivo (Seheuerlein & Koller, ). From the above two forms (Pfr and Pr), the Pfr is the active form that initiates biological responses.…”
Section: Interconversion Of Phytochromesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The initial photoproduct produced during the changes is composed of two thermally metastable components, I 700 a and I 700 b , which decay within microseconds into an intermediate possessing a lower absorbance (I bl ), which finally generates the far‐red absorbing form, Pfr A (Pfr form of Phy A). At high fluences (730 nm), the I 700 a intermediate photoconvert back to Pr both in vitro as well as in vivo (Seheuerlein & Koller, ). From the above two forms (Pfr and Pr), the Pfr is the active form that initiates biological responses.…”
Section: Interconversion Of Phytochromesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…GA,-induced germination was scored 10 days after sowing. Chlorophyll synthesis was used as germination parameter (see Scheuerlein et al, 1988). For each datum point at least 1200 spores were examined in at least two independent experiments with two samples each.…”
Section: Light-sourcesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Spores were sown on medium with NO, (1 mM; 0 ) or without NO; (control, 0). Germination is shown here and in the following figures in probit and Koller, 1988),. several intermittent pulses of saturating R were necessary to obtain a significant response in Anemia phyllitidis [Fig.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…90% by a R-irradiation of a low photon flow with prolonged duration to saturate the equilibrium Similar results were described previously for D . paleacea (Scheuerlein and Koller, 1988) where only a mole fraction of Pf, between 0.40 and 0.45 (initiating ca. 50% germination) could be formed by a saturating R-laser pulse of 380 ns.…”
Section: And For a Laser-pulse Irradiationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the latter case it is possible to record photoconversion of functional phytochrome. Moreover, Scheuerlein and Koller (1988) presented a quantitative description of this photochromic system, based on a linear relationship between the mole fraction of Pf,, obtained by a saturating irradiation and the physiological response; v i z . , the induction of fern-spore germination in Dryopteris.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%