TEMPERATURE-INDUCED CHLOROPLAST RIBOSOME DEFICIENCY IN VIRESCENT MAIZE
TEMPERATURE-INDUCED CHLOROPLAST RIBOSOME DEFICIENCY IN VIRESCENT MAIZE
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DOI:
10.1093/oxfordjournals.jhered.a109913
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发表时间:
1984-01-01
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
ELFMAN, B
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作者:
HOPKINS, WG;ELFMAN, B
Seedlings of the virescent mutant v16/v16 of maize (Z. mays L.) exhibit extreme chlorosis when grown at temperatures below 25.degree. C. Chlorotic leaves, grown at 20.degree. C, contain plastids that apparently were arrested at an early stage of development. Plastids are 2/3 the size of fully developed chloroplasts, contain aberrant thylakoids and appear deficient in plastid ribosomes. Chlorotic leaves contain only trace amounts of 70S ribosomes or 23S and 16S plastidic rRNA. Deficiency of chloroplast ribosomes in v16/v16 is not due to photodestruction. A survey of 5 virescent mutants establishes a strong correlation between expression of the virescent trait and temperature-induced chloroplast ribosome deficiency.