Plasma membrane thickness and flowering induction in Chenopodium rubrum and in Spinacia oleracea

Article Article scientifique Article Plasma membrane thickness and flowering induction in Chenopodium rubrum and in Spinacia oleracea eng 1993 author Martinec Jan 28439 author Crèvecoeur Michèle 22928 author Crespi Pierre 23023 author Greppin Hubert 24907 233-248 10.5169/seals-740453 1661-464X The leaves plasma membranes could be implicated in flowering induction process. Comparative studies have been carried out with a short day plant, Chenopodium rubrum, and a long day plant, Spinacia oleracea. Electron microscopic observations have shown modifications of membrane thickness and structure. A modification of plasmalemma sterols content also appeared during floral transition. Implications of these phenomena on plant physiology were discussed. Chenopodium ruburm Flowering induction Plasmalemma Spinacia oleracea Sterols Dewey 580 45 Département des sciences végétales 163 false Archives des sciences 46 2 f0896930-1330-43c4-9eb1-ef1b08b0f521 Article (Published version) Public ads-003_1993_46__416_d.pdf 5379981 application/pdf OA OTHER openAccess Faculté des sciences / Section de biologie / Département des sciences végétales

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