Photomorphogenic responses to UV radiation: Involvement of phytochrome and UV photoreceptors in the control of hypocotyl elongation in Lycopersicon esculentum
The photo-inhibition of Lycopersicon esculentum Mill, hypocotyl growth induced by UV radiation may be mediated by both phytochrome and UV-absorbing receptors. The inhibition of growth induced by continuous irradiation with high fluence rate UV radiation is similar in the au mutant, which is severely...
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The photo-inhibition of Lycopersicon esculentum Mill, hypocotyl growth induced by UV radiation may be mediated by both phytochrome and UV-absorbing receptors. The inhibition of growth induced by continuous irradiation with high fluence rate UV radiation is similar in the au mutant, which is severely deficient in spectrophoto metrically and immunochemically detectable phytochrome, and in the isogenic wild type. Parallel irradiation with 692 nm light, which is equivalent to UV radiation for the phytochrome system in our experimental conditions, induced at high photon fluence rates a significant increase in hypocotyl growth in the au mutant. The same light treatments inhibited the hypocotyl growth of the wild type. The responses of water-grown seedlings and chlorophyll-free seedlings (streptomycin and norflurazon treated seedlings) were compared. Water-grown and chlorophyll-free seedlings responded similarly to UV radiation. The presence of chlorophyll correlates with a significant increase in hypocotyl growth of au mutants irradiated with 692 nm light. These results support the conclusion that UV-induced inhibition of growth in the au mutant is independent of phytochrome. |
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The photo-inhibition of Lycopersicon esculentum Mill, hypocotyl growth induced by UV radiation may be mediated by both phytochrome and UV-absorbing receptors. The inhibition of growth induced by continuous irradiation with high fluence rate UV radiation is similar in the au mutant, which is severely deficient in spectrophoto metrically and immunochemically detectable phytochrome, and in the isogenic wild type. Parallel irradiation with 692 nm light, which is equivalent to UV radiation for the phytochrome system in our experimental conditions, induced at high photon fluence rates a significant increase in hypocotyl growth in the au mutant. The same light treatments inhibited the hypocotyl growth of the wild type. The responses of water-grown seedlings and chlorophyll-free seedlings (streptomycin and norflurazon treated seedlings) were compared. Water-grown and chlorophyll-free seedlings responded similarly to UV radiation. The presence of chlorophyll correlates with a significant increase in hypocotyl growth of au mutants irradiated with 692 nm light. These results support the conclusion that UV-induced inhibition of growth in the au mutant is independent of phytochrome. |
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Photomorphogenic responses to UV radiation: Involvement of phytochrome and UV photoreceptors in the control of hypocotyl elongation in Lycopersicon esculentum |
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