Claim · model-written summary
In N. glutinosa, increased respiration preceded lesions by 7–10 hours.
- Taxon
- N. glutinosa
Nicotiana glutinosae0 - Interactor
- tobacco mosaic virus
Tobacco mosaic viruse1pathogen - Outcome
- Increased respiratione0
- Value
- 7–10 hourse0
Not reportedMaterialGeneCompoundOrgan / stageSecond interactorSecond interactor roleTreatmentComparatorSettingDirectionQualifier
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Verbatim
e0“Increased respiration in N. glutinosa, as measured by O 2 uptake, was detected 7–10 hours before lesions appeared”
e1“tobacco mosaic virus”
Title
STUDIES ON THE METABOLISM OF LEAVES WITH LOCALIZED VIRUS INFECTIONS: I. OXYGEN UPTAKE
M. Weintraub; W. G. Kemp; H. W. J. Ragetli Canadian Journal of Microbiology 1960. doi:10.1139/m60-046
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Intervention effect Tobacco mosaic virus infection increased oxygen uptake in Nicotiana glutinosa.
- Intervention effect Carnation virus infection increased oxygen uptake in Dianthus barbatus.
- Intervention effect Potato virus X infection increased oxygen uptake in Gomphrena globosa.
- Intervention effect Turnip mosaic virus infection increased oxygen uptake in N. tabacum.
- Observation At 32 °C, the respiration rise preceded lesions by 8–15 hours.
- Intervention effect Non-virus injury did not induce a similar respiration increase.
- Intervention effect After necrotic areas were excised, infected disks respired faster than healthy controls.
- Association Increased respiration was correlated with virus activity beyond necrosis.