The involvement of ethylene in liatris corm dormancy
Tóm tắt
Corms of liatris (L. spicata, cv. Callilepsis) show a seasonal dormancy, being most active in the November harvest and least active in June. Storage of dormant corms at 3 °C for about 9 weeks resulted in a complete break of dormancy. This was accompanied by a sharp temporal increase in their rate of ethylene production, which was more pronounced in the buds than in the parenchyma tissue. Application of ethylene to the corms in the form of ethrel solution increased both ethylene production rate and sprouting. The ethylene-forming activity from ACC, measured both in vivo and in vitro, was higher in corms producing more ethylene. However, the content of 1-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylic acid (ACC) of the corms was inversely related to their ethylene production rate. Ethylene thus seems to be involved in the dormancy control of liatris corms, and its production is apparently regulated mainly by the activity of the membranous ethylene-forming system.
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