Rhythmic growth and carbon allocation in Quercus robur. Sucrose metabolizing enzymes in leaves
Identifieur interne : 003437 ( Main/Exploration ); précédent : 003436; suivant : 003438Rhythmic growth and carbon allocation in Quercus robur. Sucrose metabolizing enzymes in leaves
Auteurs : B. Alaoui-Sossé [France] ; S. Ricaud [France] ; P. Barnola [France] ; P. Dizengremel [France]Source :
- Physiologia Plantarum [ 0031-9317 ] ; 1996-04.
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The high sucrose phosphate synthase (SPS) capacity and the low soluble acid invertase activity of mature leaves of the first flush of leaves remained stable during second flush development. Conversely, fluctuations of sucrose synthase (SS) activity were in parallel with the sucrose requirement of the second flush. Sucrose synthase activity (synthesis direction) in first flush leaves could increase in ‘response’ to sink demand constituted by the second flush growth. Only the ptotosynthates provided by flush mature leaves were translocated for a current flush, while the starch content of these leaves remained stable. After their emergence, second flush leaves showed an increase in SPS and SS (Synthetic direction) activities. The high sucrose synthesis in second flush leaves was used for leaf expansion. When young leaves were 30% fully expanded (stage II20), SPS activity showed little change whereas SS activity declined rapidly toward and after full leaf expansion. The starch accumulation in the young leaves occured simultaneously with their expansion. Developing leaves showed a high level of acid invertase activity until maximum leaf expansion (stage II1). In first and second flush leaves, changes in acid invertase activity correlated positively with changes in reducing sugar concentrations. Alkaline invertase and sucrose synthase (cleavage direction) activities showed similar changes with low values when compared with those of acid invertase activity, especially in second flush leaves. The present results suggest that soluble acid invertase was the primary enzyme responsible for sucrose catabolism in the expanding common oak leaf.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1399-3054.1996.tb00241.x
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