Relation Between Environmental Factors and the LOX Activities Upon Potato Tuber Formation and Flower-bud Formation in Morning Glory |
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Authors: | Kyong-Hee?Nam Chisato?Minami Fanjiang?Kong Hideyuki?Matsuura Kosaku?Takahashi Email author" target="_blank">Teruhiko?YoshiharaEmail author |
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Institution: | (1) Laboratory of Bio-organic Chemistry, Division of Applied Bioscience, Graduate School of Agriculture, Hokkaido University, 060-8589 Sapporo, Japan |
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Abstract: | Life cycles of plants including tuberization and flowering are strongly related to environmental factors such as photoperiod
and temperature. Theobroxide induces potato tuber formation and flower bud formation of morning glory under non-inductive
conditions and stimulates the activity of lipoxygenase (LOX). In this study, to understand the LOX activity more systematically,
the relationships between LOX activity and light and temperature, which effects potato tuber and flower-bud formation, have
been investigated. The results showed that LOX activity in morning glory was greatly enhanced up to 30 min and then declined
after switching from the light to the dark condition, while the activity did not vary when switching from the dark to the
light condition. In addition, the temperature profile of measured LOX activity in the potato and morning glory plants was
nearly consistent with the time taken to form potato tubers and flower buds in morning glory, respectively, at different growing
temperatures. These results strongly suggest that LOX activity is directly connected with light and temperature to regulate
the formation of tubers and flower-buds. |
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Keywords: | 9 10-ketol-octadecadienoic acid Lipoxygenase Theobroxide Tuberonic acid glucoside |
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