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Changes in the activity of key enzymes in glycolysis and theoxidative pentose phosphate pathway were studied in Echinochloacrus-galli (L.) Beauv. var. oryzicola seeds during germinationin air or nitrogen. In addition, the metabolism of specificallylabelled [I4C]glucose was followed to evaluate the activityof both pathways during anaerobic germination. During the 7 d time period studied there was no difference betweenair and nitrogen in phosphofructokinase activity. Under anaerobicconditions, fructose-1, 6-bisphosphate aldolase increased morethan two-fold in 7 d; whereas in air, it decreased. The activityof the pentose phosphate pathway enzyme, glucose-6-phosphatedehydrogenase, increased under N2 until day three, when it levelledoff, whilst it continued to increase up to day seven in air. Incubation of Echinochloa seedlings with specifically labelledglucose also resulted in differences between anaerobic- andair-grown seedlings. Labelling of phosphorylated sugars andlipids predominated under N2; whereas in air, malate and fumaratewere the most heavily labelled compounds. In both air and N2,there was a greater percentage of label in CO2 from [l-14C]glucose,while [6-14C] resulted in a greater percentage label in ethanol.These differences were more pronounced under N2, especiallyduring the first 24 h of imbibition, suggesting increased activityof the pentose phosphate pathway. Key words: Echinochloa, Anaerobic metabolism, Oxidative pentose phosphate pathway 相似文献
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ROBERT A. KENNEDY SPENCER C. H. BARRETT DELMAR VANDER ZEE MARY E. RUMPHO 《Plant, cell & environment》1980,3(4):243-248
Abstract Although rice has long been recognized to be uniquely adapted for growth in low oxygen environments of flooded rice fields, rice weeds of the Echinochloa crus-galli complex appear to be at least as well specialized for germination and growth under such unusual biological conditions. Seeds of two varieties of E. crus-galli germinate and grow for prolonged periods in a totally oxygen-free environment. E. crus-galli germinates as well as rice (Oryza sativa) under a total nitrogen atmosphere and produces as large a seedling in spite of its much smaller seed size. Like rice, the seedlings of E. crus-galli are unpigmented, the primary leaves do not emerge from the coleoptile and no root growth occurs without oxygen. Of particular interest is the ultrastructure of mitochondria from anaerobically-grown seedlings. Mitochondrial profiles from the primary leaf of seedlings grown continuously in nitrogen are very similar to those grown aerobically. The size and shape of the mitochondria are similar and the cristae are numerous and normal in appearance. This is in sharp contrast to previous studies of other species which have reported that mitochondria were vesiculate and tended to lose their normal fine-structure after similar periods without oxygen. Finally, based on ultrastructure and 14C labeling studies, anaerobically-grown seedlings are highly active metabolically, which may explain, at least for E. crus-galli var. oryzicola, its ability to germinate and emerge from flooded rice fields. 相似文献
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