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Epicotyl and radicle protoplasts did not differ in desiccation tolerance.
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e0“protoplasts isolated separately from epicotyls and radicles did not differ in tolerance”
Title
Changing desiccation tolerance of pea embryo protoplasts during germination
K. L. Koster Journal of Experimental Botany 2003. doi:10.1093/jxb/erg170
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Association Protoplast survival declined as water content declined.
- Observation Protoplasts from tolerant embryos at 12 and 18 h were less dehydration sensitive than those from sensitive axes at 24 and 36 h.
- Observation WC50 increased through germination and early seedling growth in intact tissue and derived protoplasts.
- Observation Before radicle emergence, protoplasts tolerated desiccation less than intact axes.
- Observation After emergence, radicle protoplasts had lower WC50 than intact radicles.
- Intervention effect At 24 h imbibition, 700 mM sucrose improved protoplast dehydration tolerance relative to 500 mM sucrose/raffinose.
- Intervention effect Outside 24 h imbibition, the two sucrose solutions did not differ in protoplast tolerance.
- Observation Intact epicotyls generally tolerated desiccation more than radicles.