By Linda C. Sage
ISBN-10: 0126144451
ISBN-13: 9780126144451
Pigment of the mind's eye chronicles the tale of phytochrome, the bright-blue photoreversible pigment during which vegetation regularly visual display unit the standard and presence of sunshine. The booklet starts with paintings that resulted in the invention of phytochrome and ends with the most recent findings in gene rules and expression. The phytochrome tale offers a paradigm for the method of clinical discovery. This e-book may still thus Read more...
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46 4. ACTION SPECTRA FOR FLORAL INDUCTION FIGURE 4-10 (Top) Method of holding leaflets in the image plane of spectrograph (From Hendricks and Borthwick, 1954); (Bottom) schematic drawing of spectrograph in action. Courtesy of U S D A . SDP A C T I O N SPECTRA 47 This was much larger than the spectrum at the Smithsonian, so it could accomodate leaves of mature plants as well as seeds and seedlings. Be cause Borthwick and Parker had already determined that the youngest fully expanded leaf was the most sensitive to light, they stripped Biloxi soybeans of all but the central leaflet of this leaf.
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