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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"starch metabolism"”.

  1. Senescence of Native Perennial Warm Season Grasses Senescence Associated Switchgrass Transcriptome

    … switchgrass cultivars reveals upregulation of starch metabolism, light reactions, Calvin-Benson Cycle, and anthocyanin synthesis in late senescencing switchgrass. Morphological variations between the two germplasms prolong the growing season of late senescencing switchgrass, maximizing yield. …

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  2. Regulation of growth and storage product metabolism in cultured kernels of maize

    … and grain yield are functions of endosperm starch accumulation. In vitro seed culture was used to study the influence of assimilate supply on the growth and composition of maize endosperm and to determine how various metabolic events in developing endosperm are related to starch

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  3. Model-guided Analysis of Plant Metabolism and Design of Metabolic Engineering Strategies

    … GEMs and flux-based modeling in analyzing plant metabolism, specifically its response to changes in the signaling pathway, a novel modeling framework and analytical pipeline were developed to simulate changes of growth and starch metabolism in Arabidopsis over multiple stages of development. This …

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  4. Hydrogen peroxide from photosynthesis: Theory and experiments linking elevated atmospheric CO2 with C3 plant chemical defense

    … defense. Chapter 4 considers the influence of starch metabolism on insect herbivory and how it might be untangled from the effects of secondary metabolism. If starch content, or the ratio of carbon to nitrogen present in foliar tissue, were the only nutritional factor governing insect herbivory …

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  5. Carbon and Water Relations in Pinus Taeda: Bridging the Gap across Plant Physiology, Genomics, and Global Climate Change

    … sensing, cellular signaling, and carbon metabolism, in particular the degradation of carbohydrates through respiration. An increase in carbohydrates degradation is particularly relevant in the context of carbon balance of forest trees because of the potential for enhanced leaf and tree …

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  6. Phosphorylation of polyglycans, especially glycogen and starch

    Functional metabolism of storage carbohydrates is vital to plants and animals. The water-soluble glycogen in animal cells and the amylopectin which is the major component of water-insoluble starch granules residing in plant plastids are chemically similar as they consist of α-1,6 branched α-1,4 …

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  7. Genotypic variation in Actinidia deliciosa fruit size and carbohydrate content

    … correlation between at-harvest dry matter and starch content, and soluble solid concentration and flavour when fruit are eating ripe. This suggests that carbon accumulation strongly influences the development of kiwifruit taste. The overall aim of the present study was to determine what factors …

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  8. Nichtlineare Mikroskopie und Bilddatenverarbeitung zur biochemischen Analyse synchronisierter Chlamydomonas-Zellen

    Unter geeigneten Wachstumsbedingungen weisen Algenkulturen oft eine größere Produktivität der Zellen auf, als sie bei höheren Pflanzen zu beobachten ist. Chlamydomonas reinhardtii-Zellen sind vergleichsweise klein. So beträgt das Zellvolumen während des vegetativen Zellzyklus etwa 50–3500 µm³. Im …

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