The release of acid phosphatase in wheat half-seed treated with gibberellic acid

Akiyama, Takashi; Suzuki, Hiroshi

doi:10.1016/s0015-3796(80)80029-1

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“…It is suggested that higher levels of acid phosphatase activity in male flower buds may be due to higher endogenous gibberellin contents, since GA is reported to stimulate the production of acid phosphatase in cereal aleurone cells [1,2,8] . Levels of ACP activity in various tissues were altered following the treatment of plants with AC-94377 .…”

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Modification of flower sex and acid phosphatase activity by phthalimides in female plants of Morus nigra L.

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Jaiswal

1988

Plant Growth Regul

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Phthalimide treatments at 125, 250 and 500 mg 1 -' to female plants of dioecious Morus nigra L. induced intersex and male flowers . Qualitative and quantitative analyses of acid phosphatase in male and female flower buds showed that the male flower had significantly higher levels of the enzyme activity than the female flower buds . The level of acid phosphatase activity significantly increased in intersex and male flowers induced on female plants after phthalimide treatments .

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