1985
DOI: 10.1271/bbb1961.49.255
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Metabolism of GA9 methyl ester in a culture of prothallia of Lygodium japonicum.

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“…However, almost no information has been obtained so far on the biosynthetic origin of GA,,-Me. The only information on the biosynthesis of antheridiogens in Lygodium ferns is that exogenously applied GA, was converted into GA,-Me and then into 13-OH-GA9-Me (GA,,-Me), 12p-OH-GA9-Me (GA,,-Me), and 12a-OH-GA,-Me (GA,,-Me) in L. japonicum prothallia Sato et al, 1985).In the present work, we investigated the biosynthetic pathway of GA,,-Me in L. circinnatum by the analyses of the endogenous GAs and GA methyl esters in prothallia and by feeding experiments using possible precursor candidates. …”
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“…However, almost no information has been obtained so far on the biosynthetic origin of GA,,-Me. The only information on the biosynthesis of antheridiogens in Lygodium ferns is that exogenously applied GA, was converted into GA,-Me and then into 13-OH-GA9-Me (GA,,-Me), 12p-OH-GA9-Me (GA,,-Me), and 12a-OH-GA,-Me (GA,,-Me) in L. japonicum prothallia Sato et al, 1985).In the present work, we investigated the biosynthetic pathway of GA,,-Me in L. circinnatum by the analyses of the endogenous GAs and GA methyl esters in prothallia and by feeding experiments using possible precursor candidates. …”
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“…However, almost no information has been obtained so far on the biosynthetic origin of GA,,-Me. The only information on the biosynthesis of antheridiogens in Lygodium ferns is that exogenously applied GA, was converted into GA,-Me and then into 13-OH-GA9-Me (GA,,-Me), 12p-OH-GA9-Me (GA,,-Me), and 12a-OH-GA,-Me (GA,,-Me) in L. japonicum prothallia Sato et al, 1985).…”
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