THE SPHEROSOMES AND THE RESERVE FAT IN PLANT CELLS
THE SPHEROSOMES AND THE RESERVE FAT IN PLANT CELLS
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植物细胞中的球体和储备脂肪
DOI:
10.1002/j.1537-2197.1967.tb10727.x
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发表时间:
1967
影响因子:
3
通讯作者:
H. Sorokin
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作者:
H. Sorokin
A B S T R A C T The deposition of reserve fat is studied in plants with a high, medium, or low lipid content, and is contrasted with the spherosomes of the same cells. In storage tissue with a high lipid content the reserve triglycerides have the form of comparatively large globules which are quite distinct from the spherosomes. In plants with a medium lipid content the reserve fat appears in the form of granules, globules, or oil-plasm, and as a homogeneous, interstitial deposition between the protein bodies. Plants with a low lipid content contain a very large number of spherosomes and only very few small sudanophil globules. The spherosomes and the reserve fat represent distinctly separate entities. THlS INVESTIGATION continues the study of the spherosomes and lipids which was originally carried out on the epidermal and guard cells of Cam panula persicifolia L. (Sorokin and Sorokin, 1966) and extends it to the vegetative and storage tissues of several plants. It was found in the earlier paper that the spherosomes contain phospholipids, are of uniform diameters, and have a limiting