THE SEMIDIAN RHYTHM IN FLOWERING RESPONSE OF PHARBITIS-NIL IN RELATION TO DARK PERIOD TIME MEASUREMENT AND TO A CIRCADIAN-RHYTHM

THE SEMIDIAN RHYTHM IN FLOWERING RESPONSE OF PHARBITIS-NIL IN RELATION TO DARK PERIOD TIME MEASUREMENT AND TO A CIRCADIAN-RHYTHM
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DOI:
10.1111/j.1399-3054.1988.tb00599.x
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发表时间:
1988-06-01
影响因子:
6.4
通讯作者:
EVANS, LT
EVANS, LT
中科院分区:
生物学2区
文献类型:
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作者:
HEIDE, OM;KING, RW;EVANS, LT

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When seedlings of Pharbitis nil Choisy, cv Violet, are exposed to a single inductive dark period at 27.degree. C, brief interruptions with red light (R) can be promotive after 2-3 h of darkness but increasingly inhibitory to flowering up to the 8-9th h of darkness. This rhythmic response to R interruptions can be advanced in phase by > 1 h when the preceding light period is interrupted with far-red (FR) 2 h before darkness (FR -2 h) or with FR -15 h, whereas FR -8 h or FR -22 h retard the rhythm. These shifts in the R interruption rhythm are paralleled by equal shifts in the length of the dark period required for flowering. Brief FR interruptions of darkness displayed a similar rhythm which was also advanced by FR -2 h and retarded by FR -8 h. We conclude therefore that the semidian rhythm in the light, which we have previously described, continues through at least the first 12 h of darkness, is manifested in the R interruption rhythm, and determines the critical night length. A circadian rhythm with a marked effect on flowering was also identified, but several lines of evidence suggest that the circadian and semidian rhythms have independent additive effects on flowering and do not appear to show phase interaction.