Sink to Source Translocation in Soybean

Source-sink Relationships in Soybean

It is interesting to know in details about the source-sink relationships in soybean. Here, it was tried to elaborate the source and sink concepts and the dependence to each other. It is important to know the relationships perspective to productivity of soybean. As the soybean yield is not high enough, it is of special interest. Changes in leaf photosynthesis with the variation of source and env...

Source and sink leaf metabolism in relation to Phloem translocation: carbon partitioning and enzymology.

The import-export transition in sugar beet leaves (Beta vulgaris) occurred at 40 to 50% leaf expansion and was characterized by loss in assimilate import and increase in photosynthesis. The metabolism and partitioning of assimilated and translocated C were determined during leaf development and related to the translocation status of the leaf. The import stage was characterized by C derived from...

SINK SINK SOURCE SINK SINK Channel Process C Process

The Internet and the Grid are changing the face of high performance computing. Rather than tightly-coupled SPMD-style components running in a single cluster, on a parallel machine, or even on the Internet programmed in MPI, applications are evolving into sets of cooperating components scattered across diverse computational elements. These components may run on diierent operating systems and har...

Regulation of Leaf Photosynthesis Through Photosynthetic Source-Sink Balance in Soybean Plants

The Source-Sink Model

By: Resnik, Jack