Protochlorophyllide Resynthesis in Dark-Grown Bean Leaves

  • Akoyunoglou G
  • Siegelman H
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The protochlorophyllide content of dark-grown bean leaves was determined at various ages. It was detectable the second day after germination and reached a maximum on abouit the tenth day. The resynthesis of protochlorophyllide following a single irradiation and the rate of the 685 to 673 m, shift of the newly formed chlorophyll was examined. Leaves up to 5-days old show no lag phase in protochilorophyllide resynthesis. By the sixth day, a lag phase is evident which increases with age. The rate of the 685 to 673 my shift is similarly age dependent. In

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Akoyunoglou, G. A., & Siegelman, H. W. (1968). Protochlorophyllide Resynthesis in Dark-Grown Bean Leaves. Plant Physiology, 43(1), 66–68. https://doi.org/10.1104/pp.43.1.66

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