1972
DOI: 10.1007/bf01279816
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Plastid differentiation and chlorophyll synthesis in cotyledons of black pine seedlings grown in the dark

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“…In young tissues, secondary metabolism begins later, e.g., tannins only appear after germination of the seeds. Nicolić and Bodganović (1972) have suggested that the differentiation rate of plastids varies in embryos, and that embryos contain both protochlorophyll and chlorophyll. The variations in the plastid differentation rate, PPO concentration in the plastids, and the onset of tannin synthesis might explain the differences in browning at the maturation stage in cultures from immature seeds.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In young tissues, secondary metabolism begins later, e.g., tannins only appear after germination of the seeds. Nicolić and Bodganović (1972) have suggested that the differentiation rate of plastids varies in embryos, and that embryos contain both protochlorophyll and chlorophyll. The variations in the plastid differentation rate, PPO concentration in the plastids, and the onset of tannin synthesis might explain the differences in browning at the maturation stage in cultures from immature seeds.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has been observed with electron microscopy that the plastids of dark-grown conifer seedlings contained lamellae, grana and prolamellar bodies {e.g. Oku et al 1975, Michel-Wolwertz et al 1974, Nikolic et al 1972, Anikushin 1971. In some papers (Michel-Wolwertz et al 1974, Anikushin 1971, the plastids of dark-grown seedlings were compared with those of seedlings grown under continuous illumination.…”
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“…Chl synthesis commences a few days after soaking and chloroplasts with well developed granal and stromal lamellae are formed in the complete absence of light (Nikloli6 and Bogdanovi6 1972). These frequently contain small prolamellar bodies and phototransformable Pchlide (Wolwertz and Brouers 1980).…”
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confidence: 99%