Biochemical changes in primary wheat leaves during growth and senescence

Isozyme profiles associated with the hypersensitive response of Chenopodium foetidum to plum pox virus infection

“…POX isozyme profiles displayed differences among tissues and among different developmental stages of leaves (Tab. 1), as has been reported for other speeies (Liu 1975, Oliver 1986, Kay and Basile 1987, Miidla et al 1987). The number of POX bands in leaves increased with age (Fig.…”

“…Isozyme patterns of expression in C. foetidum displayed tissue specificity and, at least in leaves, they were also influenced by the developmental stage (Tab. 1), as has been found in other plant speeies (Oliver and Martinez-Zapater 1985, Oliver 1986, Kay and Basile 1987, Miidla et al 1987, Pedersen and Simonsen 1987.…”

Nature of Senescence in Six Popular Rice Varieties of Andhra Pradesh

“…Chlorophyll content was used to monitor the flag leaf senescence in rice (Liu et al, 2010). The loss of chlorophyll with senescence was the commonly observed sign in wheat (Camp et al, 1982 andMidla et al, 1987) rice (Falqueto et al, 2009). Reduction of leaf chlorophyll levels was noticed from anthesis to 25 Days after anthesis (DAA) in rice (Abdelkhalik et al, 2005).…”