Nicotine induced accumulation of phytoferritin in root tip cells of alfalfa (Medicago sativa).

Singh, Adya P.; Greer, Michael John Crawshaw

doi:10.1508/cytologia.45.185

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“…Reabsorption of iron released from disintegrated plastids during senescence and in abscission zone. During that period an increase or temporary supply of surplus iron is present as a result of many catabolic reactions (Barton, 1970;Maramorosch and Hirumi, 1973-Gailhofer and Thaler, 1974Ljubesic, 1976;Wildman and Hunt, 1976;Toyama, 1980;Singh and Greer, 1980). III.…”

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Ferreting out the secrets of plant ferritin ‐ A review

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1982

Journal of Plant Nutrition

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“…Chemical treatments applied to plants result in the accumulation of electron dense inclusions. For example, administration of nicotine, ozone, streptomycin, ethylene and other toxic compounds has been associated with ferritin aggregations in such treated cells (Toyama, 1980: Halloin et al, 1970Singh and Greer, 1980).…”

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