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Автор SAYED, O. H.
Автор EARNSHAW, M. J.
Автор EMES, M. J.
Дата выпуска 1989
dc.description The effect of heat stress on photosynthetic electron transport was investigated in thylakoids isolated from the wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) varieties APU (Finland) and K65 (India) grown under both cool (13 °C day, 10 °C night) and warm (30 °C day, 25 °C night) regimes which gave rise to varietal differences in photosynthetic temperature acclimation. The responses of the uncoupled activities of both whole-chain electron transport and photosystem II to heat stress were similar. Both activities exhibited higher rates in thylakoids isolated from warm-grown plants and were more resistant to high temperature pretreatment than in those isolated from cool-grown plants, but varietal differences were not observed.Uncoupled photosystem I activity driven by either reduced 2, 6-dichlorophenol indophenol (DCPIPH<sub>2</sub>) or N,N,N',N'-tetramethyl-p-phenylene diamine (TMPDH<sub>2</sub>) showed a stimulation following high temperature pretreatment which was more marked in thylakoids isolated from warm-grown plants, followed by inhibition at extreme high temperatures. This stimulation was due largely to an increase in V<sub>max</sub> but did not occur when reduced diaminodurene, which is highly lipophilic, was used as the electron donor. It appears that stimulation of PS I activity may involve increased accessibility of some artificial electron donors to the native acceptor sites within the thylakoid membrane in a process which is influenced by growth temperature.
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Издатель Oxford University Press
Копирайт © Oxford University Press
Тема Photosynthetic electron transport
Тема heat stress
Тема Triticum aestivum
Тема Articles
Название Photosynthetic Responses of Different Varieties of Wheat to High Temperature
Тип research-article
Electronic ISSN 1460-2431
Print ISSN 0022-0957
Журнал Journal of Experimental Botany
Том 40
Первая страница 633
Последняя страница 638
Аффилиация Department of Cell and Structural Biology, Williamson Building, University of ManchesterManchester M13 9PL, UK
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