نتایج جستجو برای: fruit tissues

تعداد نتایج: 263299  

2015
Claudia Kiferle Elio Fantini Laura Bassolino Giovanni Povero Cornelis Spelt Sara Buti Giovanni Giuliano Francesca Quattrocchio Ronald Koes Pierdomenico Perata Silvia Gonzali Hiroshi Ezura

Anthocyanins are water-soluble polyphenolic compounds with a high nutraceutical value. Despite the fact that cultivated tomato varieties do not accumulate anthocyanins in the fruit, the biosynthetic pathway can be activated in the vegetative organs by several environmental stimuli. Little is known about the molecular mechanisms regulating anthocyanin synthesis in tomato. Here, we carried out a ...

2011
Branka Salopek-Sondi

Christmas rose (Helleborus niger L.), a native perennial of southeastern Europe, is characterized by an interesting phenomenon in the world of flowering plants: after fertilization perianth becomes green, photosyntheticaly active, and persists during fruit development. Removal of the reproductive organs (anthers and carpels) affects the elongation and vascular anatomy of flower stalk, prevents ...

2008
I Bertling S Z Tesfay J P Bower

The potential involvement of C7 sugars as antioxidants in various avocado tissues was tested. Total antioxidant activity was found to be similar in leaf, exocarp and seed tissue; however, the concentration of total antioxidants in mesocarp tissue was lower than in other tissues at all three sampling dates. The various tissues examined had different predominant antioxidant systems; while leaf ti...

Journal: :The Journal of clinical psychiatry 2014
Chittaranjan Andrade

Organic anion transporting polypeptides (OATPs) are a group of membrane transport proteins that facilitate the influx of endogenous and exogenous substances across biological membranes. OATPs are found in enterocytes and hepatocytes and in brain, kidney, and other tissues. In enterocytes, OATPs facilitate the gastrointestinal absorption of certain orally administered drugs. Fruit juices such as...

2001
T. J. Gianfagna X. Li J. Xing Y. Luo

INTRODUCTION Starch is the predominant carbon sink of storage organs and leaves of many plants. Substantial evidence from the analysis of starch-deficient mutants, transgenic plants, and enzyme kinetics suggest that ADP-glucose pyrophosphorylase (AGPase) catalyzes a key step for starch biosynthesis in both photosynthetic and nonphotosynthetic tissues. Fruit quality in tomato is largely a functi...

Journal: :Plant physiology 2017
Joanna Friesner Sarah M Assmann Ruth Bastow Julia Bailey-Serres Jim Beynon Volker Brendel C Robin Buell Alexander Bucksch Wolfgang Busch Taku Demura Jose R Dinneny Colleen J Doherty Andrea L Eveland Pascal Falter-Braun Malia A Gehan Michael Gonzales Erich Grotewold Rodrigo Gutierrez Ute Kramer Gabriel Krouk Shisong Ma R J Cody Markelz Molly Megraw Blake C Meyers James A H Murray Nicholas J Provart Sue Rhee Roger Smith Edgar P Spalding Crispin Taylor Tracy K Teal Keiko U Torii Chris Town Matthew Vaughn Richard Vierstra Doreen Ware Olivia Wilkins Cranos Williams Siobhan M Brady

December 2017 d Vol. 175 d No. 4 On the Cover: Fruits, like many vegetative tissues of plants that contribute to human diets, show accelerated decay following the ripening transition. Ripening control therefore has enormous relevance for both plant biology and food security. Tomato is used by researchers across the globe as a model for fruit development and ripening. In this issue, Yang et al. ...

Journal: :Plant physiology 2012
Ifigeneia Mellidou David Chagné William A Laing Johan Keulemans Mark W Davey

To identify the genetic factors underlying the regulation of fruit vitamin C (L-ascorbic acid [AsA]) concentrations, quantitative trait loci (QTL) studies were carried out in an F1 progeny derived from a cross between the apple (Malus × domestica) cultivars Telamon and Braeburn over three years. QTL were identified for AsA, glutathione, total antioxidant activity in both flesh and skin tissues,...

Journal: :The Plant cell 2006
Marc Goetz Adam Vivian-Smith Susan D Johnson Anna M Koltunow

Fruit and seed formation in plants is normally initiated after pollination and fertilization, and, in the absence of fertilization, flowers senesce. In the Arabidopsis thaliana mutant fruit without fertilization, a mutation in AUXIN RESPONSE FACTOR8 (ARF8) results in the uncoupling of fruit development from pollination and fertilization and gives rise to seedless (parthenocarpic) fruit. Parthen...

2001
Kirk W. Pomper Desmond R. Layne

The pawpaw [Asimina triloba (L.) Dunal, Annonaceae] tree produces the largest edible tree fruit native to the United States (Darrow 1975; Layne 1996). This fruit, known commonly as the “poor man’s banana,” may reach up to 1 kg in size. Pawpaws grow wild in the mesic hardwood forests of 26 states in the eastern United States, ranging from northern Florida to southern Ontario (Canada) and as far ...

2014
Qiaoli Xie Zongli Hu Zhiguo Zhu Tingting Dong Zhiping Zhao Baolu Cui Guoping Chen

MADS-domain proteins are important transcription factors involved in many biological processes of plants. In our study, a tomato MADS-box gene, SlFYFL, was isolated. SlFYFL is expressed in all tissues of tomato and significantly higher in mature leave, fruit of different stages, AZ (abscission zone) and sepal. Delayed leaf senescence and fruit ripening, increased storability and longer sepals w...

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