Inhibition of ethylene production in sunflower cell suspensions by a novel oxime ether derivative

Großmann, Klaus; Sauerbrey, Elke; Fritsch, Hansjoerg; Schmidt, Oskar; Rademacher, W.; Sauter, Hubert; Jung, Johannes

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“…These inhibitors are able to block the pathway of ethylene biosynthesis, leading to a low ethylene level in plants [14,15]. AVG and MVG are difficult to be prepared, and, thus, too expensive for practical use; additionally, their phytotoxicity is also a problem [16,17].…”

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The synthesis of novel oxime ethers and their effects on the senescence of cut carnation flowers

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The high levels of ethylene in plants are involved in a range of harmful effects, such as the senescence of plants and the rotting of fruits. A series of novel oxime ethers were synthesized to counteract the ethylene effects. Their structures were characterized by IR, MS, and 1 H NMR, and their effects on the senescence of cut carnation flowers were investigated. The results show that all of the target compounds extended the vase life of cut carnation, especially for compound 3i, which prolonged the vase life of cut carnation flowers to about 11 days, nearly 75% longer vase life compared to the control groups. Most of them were more effective than AgNO 3 and aminooxyacetic acid.

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The synthesis of novel oxime ethers and their effects on the senescence of cut carnation flowers

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The effects of the herbicide quinclorac on shoot growth in tomato is alleviated by inhibitors of ethylene biosynthesis and by the presence of an antisense construct to the 1-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylic acid (ACC) synthase gene in transgenic plants

Großmann¹,

Schmülling

1995

Plant Growth Regul

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Reduction of shoot growth, leaf epinasty and chlorosis in young tomato plants (Lycopersicon esculentum Mill. cv. Hellfrucht/Friihstamm) treated hydroponically with 10s7 M of the herbicide quinclorac were partially compensated when the plants were simultaneously sprayed with salicyclic acid or the oxime ether derivative PACME. Since salicyclic acid and PACME are known inhibitors of ethylene biosynthesis, it is suggested that this pathway is implicated in quinclorac action. Further support for this hypothesis was obtained in experiments with transgenic tomato plants containing an antisense gene to 1 aminocyclopropane-1 -carboxylic acid (ACC) synthase in ethylene biosynthesis. When quinclorac was applied via the root antisense plants showed reduced phenotypical alterations compared to those of wild-type plants.

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Inhibition of ethylene production in sunflower cell suspensions by the plant growth retardant BAS 111..W: Possible relations to changes in polyamine and cytokinin contents

Großmann¹,

Siefert²,

Kwiatkowski³

et al. 1993

J Plant Growth Regul

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At a concentration of 10 -5 mol 9 L -1 the triazole-type growth retardant BAS l ll..W completely inhibited the transiently elevated ethylene production in the exponential growth phase of heterotrophic sunflower cell suspensions. This effect, which could not be restored by adding gibberellin A3, was accompanied by transiently increased levels of 1-aminocyclopropanecarboxylic acid (ACC) in the cells, which was increasingly converted to N-malonyl-ACC. Thus, the reactions from ACC to ethylene catalyzed by the ethylene-forming enzyme appeared to be blocked by the retardant. Concomitantly, higher endogenous levels of free spermidine and particularly spermine were found over control, whereas free putrescine, the direct precursor of both polyamines, simultaneously decreased. We assume that the remaining S-adenosylmethionine from ethylene biosynthesis was increasingly incorporated into spermidine and finally spermine. A further relation appears to exist between the reduced ethylene production and enhanced levels of cytokinins in the cells. The application of both BAS l ll..W and aminoethoxyvinylglycine depressed ethylene formation while immunoreactive cytokinins from isopentenyladenosine-, trans-zeatin riboside-, and dihydrozeatin riboside-type increased. By additional treatment with ACC, the effects could partially be reversed. On the other hand, stimulation of ethylene production by ACC alone or ethephon considerably lowered cytokinin levels.

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Inhibition of ethylene production in sunflower cell suspensions by a novel oxime ether derivative

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The synthesis of novel oxime ethers and their effects on the senescence of cut carnation flowers

The synthesis of novel oxime ethers and their effects on the senescence of cut carnation flowers

The effects of the herbicide quinclorac on shoot growth in tomato is alleviated by inhibitors of ethylene biosynthesis and by the presence of an antisense construct to the 1-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylic acid (ACC) synthase gene in transgenic plants

Inhibition of ethylene production in sunflower cell suspensions by the plant growth retardant BAS 111..W: Possible relations to changes in polyamine and cytokinin contents

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