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The effect of carbon dioxide on the cellular structures of wheat, barley and onionMarie Nadì¾da KonèalováBiologia plantarum 4:170, 1962 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933093 The effect of CO2 on the plasmatic structure of root-hairs of wheat and barley and the epidermal cells of onion was observed. The results were evaluated on living material with the aid of phase contrast. The root-hairs of barley and the epidermis of onion react to short exposure to an atmosphere of CO2 by a cessation in the flow of plasma, a lengthening of the mitochondria and a rounding of the plastids. |
Water saturation deficit in the wilting plant. The preference of young leaves and the translocation of water from old into young leavesJiøí ÈatskýBiologia plantarum 4:306-314, 1962 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933180 1. The differences in the dynamics of the origin and further development of the water saturation deficit (WSD) in leaves of different age from 100- to 120-day-old plants of fodder cabbage and rape were investigated. |
Effect of potassium humate on photosynthesisJak StoklasaBiologia plantarum 4:98-100, 1962 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02932928 |
The Origin of Radiomutants of the Chlorine type in Arabidopsis thaliana L. (HEYNH.)Milan SosnaBiologia plantarum 4:255-259, 1962 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933105 After the application of a fractionated X-ray dose toArabidopsis thaliana L. (Heynh.) plants, chlorine type mutations (simple recessive -cc- as compared with the normal type -CC-) characterised by changed proportions of chlorophyll colouring matter as well as a decreased leaf area, retarded development in the initial phase and a substantially longer vegetative cycle, make themselves apparent. In the course of future generations, however, these characteristics change in the direction of normal types and stabilise in the sixth generation. A genetical and cytological evaluation of this manifestation showed that this mutation is connected with lesser number of plastids in the assimilative tissues. This number remains standard in all generations of the chlorine type, but on the other hand, the size of the plastids increases. |
Photosynthesis and chlorophyll content in different areas of fodder cabbage leavesZdenìk ©esták, Jiøí Barto¹Biologia plantarum 4:47, 1962 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02932225 The intensity of photosynthesis and the content of chlorophyll were estimated in disks cut out from different areas of fodder cabbage leaves (var. Coulet de Flandre). The content of chlorophyll per unit area was higher in the apical than in the basal part and in the central than in the peripheral part of the leaf. No significant differences were observed in the intensity of photosynthesis in samples removed from different parts of the leaf. The intensity of photosynthesis is not directly proportional to the dry weight of the sample although the dry weight per unit area is considerably higher in the apical than in the basal part of the leaf area. |
Histochemical demonstration of esterase in the root tip of Vicia faba L. with azo-coupling methodK. Bene¹Biologia plantarum 4:211, 1962 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933099 The localization of the non-specific esterase was studied by azo- coupling methods (α nyphtyl acetate or naphtol AS acetate + fast blue RR) in the root tip of the broad bean Vicia faba L. on transverse sections at different distances from the apex. With AS acetate both on frozen sections of material fixed with Baker's calcium-formol and on sections of paraffin-embedded objects, fixed with modified Wolman's acidified alcohol a positive reaction was observed in central cylinder. Different localization was observed on Baker-fixed frozen and on Wolman-fixed paraffin embedded material with a acetate. On Wolman-fixed material an intensive staining appeared in root cap and within phloem poles of central cylinder, whereas on Baker-fixed objects the inner layers of primary core were the most intensively active. Thus, our previous results have been proved and further developed. |
Über die interferenz des tabakmosaikvirus mit dem gurkenmosaikvirus in der tabakpflanzeJaroslav BrèákBiologia plantarum 4:176-181, 1962 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933094 Blätter von Nicotiana tabacum var. Xanthi-nc, die mit Gurkenmosaikvirus (CMV) systemisch infiziert worden waren, wurden mit TabakmosaikvirusPurifikat (TMV) beimpft. Beim Vergleich mit den Kontrollpflanzen wurde unter dem Einfluss von CMV eine Herabsetzung der Susceptibilität für TMV beobachtet: Die Anzahl der Läsionen sank um 64-83%; die Läsionen wuchsen langsamer und die TMV-Konzentration lag bei ihnen (im Vergleich mit der Kontrolle nach einer sechstägigen TMV-Reproduktion) um 72-90% tiefer. Interferenzerscheinungen sind nicht beobachtet worden bei einem Zeitabstand von nur sieben Tagen zwischen den Infektionen beider Viren, wurden aber bei einem Zeitintervall zwischen den Inokulierungen mit beiden Viren von 19, 34, 40 und 68 Tagen beobachtet. Die Blattgewebe von N. tabacum |
Study of the metabolism of exogenous tryptophane in the apple-tree and the estimation of bound tryptophane in apple and pear seedsL. Chvojka, L. Trávníèek, J. Chaloupka, L. ØíhováBiologia plantarum 4:315-318, 1962 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933181 Seeds of apple and pear trees were found to contain 0-5-0-7% tryptophane expressed per dry weight. The hydrolyzate of the seeds contained tryptophane demonstrable microbiologically. Exogenous tryptophane applied to apple-tree shoots toward the end of the vegetation season gives rise to a new compound. Its RF in isopropanol : ammonia : water (10 : 1 : 1) was found to be 0.08, in butanol : acetic acid : water (4:1:5) 0.25. |
Electron microscopic investigation of cytoplasm of scutellar cells of a young wheat embryoI. Hr©el, B. Wolfová, H. MohelskáBiologia plantarum 3:126-131, 1961 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933163 |
Anlage und Entwicklung mixoploider SeitenwurzelnBohumil NèmecBiologia plantarum 4:261, 1962 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933175 Wenn wir eine Keimwurzel der Puffbohne (Vicia faba L.) mehreremale nacheinander chloralisieren, entsteht in der Aussenschicht des Pleroms und in der Innenschicht des Periblems eine grosse Anzahl polyploider Zellen, die ein unregelmässiges Mosaik bilden, aus welchem ein transversales Meristem mixoploider Seitenwurzeln entsteht. An der Entstehung einer jeden von ihnen beteiligen sich durchschnittlich ungefähr dreissig Zellen und als Folge ihrer Tätigkeit durch-laufen die Wurzel neben diploiden noch einige polyploide Stränge oder Sektoren. Die Initialen der Seitenwurzeln können zweiseitig wie ein Kambium wirksam sein oder einseitig Zellen nur für die Wurzelhaube oder nur für die eigentliche Wurzel abteilen. An der Anlage von Seitenwurzeln können sich in chloralisierten Hauptwurzeln mehrere Zellschichten beteiligen. Im Laufe der Entwicklung mixoploider Wurzeln kann manche Schichte von Initialen durch eine benachbarte Schichte ersetzt werden, wodurch der weitere Verlauf des einen oder anderen Stranges oder Sektors im Wurzelscheitel eingestellt werden kann. Diploides und mixoploides Gewebe kann sich im Wurzelquerschnitt sehr unregelmässig verteilt äussern. Dennoch können mixoploide Wurzeln eine im ganzen normale äussere Form besitzen; die Unregelmässigkeiten entstehen durch die Ausschaltung polyploider Rippen aus der weiteren Entwicklung der Wurzel oder bei eutelischen und amorphen Stämmen. In Wurzeln, in denen polyploide Zellen in der Minderzahl sind, wirken sie als fremde Elemente und werden auf verschiedene Weise aus der weiteren Entwicklung des Scheitels ausgeschlossen. In den Wurzeln geht eine Art Selbstreinigung vor sich, die zu ihrer Diploidisierung führen kann; es ist aber wahrscheinlich, dass in den Scheiteln, die sich grösstenteils aus polyploiden Zellen zusammensetzen, ein umgekehrter Vorgang vor sich gehen kann, der zu ihrer völligen Polyploidisierung führt. |
Compatibility relations in some sweet cherry cultivarsKarel HrubýBiologia plantarum 4:54-60, 1962 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02932226 In the course of seven years, mutual compatibility relations in 16 Sweet Cherry cultivars, grown in Czechoslovakia were investigated. Successful pollinations were evaluated according to the percentage of fully ripe fruits. The results obtained are summarized in Table l.The fertility as well as the pollinating ability of the individual cultivars are recorded in Table 2. |
Differenzialdiagnostische Wirtspflanzen fürAgrobacterium tumefaciens undAgrobacterium rhizogenesJaroslav LimberkBiologia plantarum 4:220-225, 1962 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933100 Für eine Unterscheidung vonAgrobacterium tumefaciens undAgrobacterium rhizogenes sind drei geeignete Differenzialpflanzen gefunden worden. |
Respiration of sugar-beet leaves during illumination, with simultaneous photosynthesisA. S. Okanenko, D. M. Grodzinsky, V. P. BatyukBiologia plantarum 3:169, 1961 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933559 The intensity of respiration and of photosynthesis were investigated simultaneously in sugar-beet leaves not detached from the plant. Several hours before the experiment the leaves had assimilated radioactive14CO2 whereafter they were placed into a normal leaf chamber for continuous gasometric estimation of the intensity of photosynthesis, according to the changes in the concentration of carbon dioxide in the passing air. At the same time, the specific activity of C02 was measured in the air that had passed through the assimilation chamber. From the values of the specific activity of CO2 produced by the leaf in the dark the intensity of respiration in mg. CO2 can be calculated. |
The effect of decreasing soil moisture on the water relations of sunflower seedlingsJiøí ÚlehlaBiologia plantarum 3:312, 1961 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933077 |
The electron microscopie examination of inclusions of cucumber virus 4Jaroslav Bkèák, Ivan Hr¹elBiologia plantarum 3:132, 1961 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933164 |
Host range of wheat striate virusJosef Vacke, Vladimír Prù¹aBiologia plantarum 3:277-284, 1961 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933072 |
Formation of Secondary Xylem in Apricots (Prunus armeniaca L.) without the Participation of BudsJiøí DvoøákBiologia plantarum 3:99-106, 1961 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933159 |
The use of the quantitative ring precipitation reaction for determining the intensity of cross reactions with special reference to comparative serologyJosef KlozBiologia plantarum 3:217, 1961 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933565 Practical directions and examples are given for the use of quantitative ring precipitation to determine the intensity of cross reactions. The ability of this method to reproduce objectively the intensity of an antigen-antibody reacting system under various concentrations was verified. A comparison was made between Boyden's method of "complete curves" and the quantitative ring precipitation method. |
Investigation of free amino-acids in cross-, self- and non-pollinated pistils ofNicotiana alataJaroslav TupýBiologia plantarum 3:47, 1961 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933503 The growth of pollen tubes evokes changes in the level of free amino-acids in the style. This has been demonstrated in the cases of alanine, valine, leucine-isoleucine, serine, threonine, γ-aminobutyric acid, asparagine, glutamic acid and proline. These changes take place mainly in the parts of the style where the pollen tubes are present. |
The effect of photoperiodic régime on vernalization of winter wheatJan KrekuleBiologia plantarum 3:180, 1961 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933560 1. Photoperiodic experiments with the effect of short day during vernalization of winter wheat under field conditions have shown that the short day enhances development if applied during vernalization. Short day applied after vernalization prolonged the development. |
Changes in glucose and fructose level inNicotiana alata styles and ovaries accompanying compatible and incompatible pollen tube growthJaroslav TupýBiologia plantarum 3:1-14, 1961 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933498 If the flowers for experiment were separated from the plants one day before pollination and incubated in water at a temperature of 25° C, pollen tube growth in the pistils made itself apparent during the following three days in the glucose and fructose level. On the first day after pollination the amount of these sugars in the apical style parts was higher in non-pollinated flowers, while on the other hand, in most cases it was lower in the basal sections and ovaries than in the corresponding parts of pollinated flowers. During the next two days there was a greater loss of both carbohydrates where pollination, particularly allogamy, occurred, so that after the third day the glucose and fructose level was highest in the non-pollinated pistils and lowest after compatible pollination. This decrease was most pronounced in the ovaries even though the compatible tubes had not yet penetrated into them. In experiments in which the flowers were left on plants cultivated under field conditions, a decrease in the glucose and fructose content of their pistils had not occurred even 80 hours after compatible pollination. |
Microphotography of phases in the development of apple flower budsBoøivoj HoøavkaBiologia plantarum 3:137-139, 1961 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933165 |
Biologische und elektronenmikroskopische Bestimmung der schweren Strichelkrankheit der TomateJaboslav BrÈákBiologia plantarum 3:285, 1961 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933073 |
Application of some inhibitors in studying the physiology of vernalizationJan KrekuleBiologia plantarum 3:107-114, 1961 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933160 |
Wheat dwarf virus diseaseJosef VackeBiologia plantarum 3:228-233, 1961 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933566 Proof is given in this paper that dwarfing of wheat, which occurs in several regions of Czechoslovakia, is a virus infection. The virus was transmitted by means of naturally infected imagos of the leaf-hopperPsammotettix alienus DAHLB. to spring wheat and spring barley. It was also found that it is transmissible to a high degree by larvae grown from eggs which are then artificially infected at the source of infection. An attempt to transmit the virus by means of the aphidsBhopalosiphon oxycanthae (SCHRANK.) andSitobium granarium (KIRBY) MORDV. was negative. Nor was it possible to transmit it by soil, wheat grains or by mechanical inoculation with sap from diseased plants. |
Über die Bodenfeuchtigkeit, bei der die Pflanzen absterben®arko StojanovBiologia plantarum 2:79-87, 1960 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02920702 In der vorliegenden Arbeit ist eine einfache Methode beschrieben, mit deren Hilfe es möglich ist, die kritische Bodenfeuchtigkeit ganz objektiv zu bestimmen, bei der die Pflanzen absterben und zwar im Gegensatz zur Bestimmung des Welkungspunktes, die durch subjektive Fehler belastet ist. |
Heredity of the branched quality of rye spikes accompanied by multiplication of blossoms and inflorescence partsJosef NeèasBiologia plantarum 3:65-74, 1961 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933504 In a hybridisation experiment, the hereditary fixation of mutations of a branched form of rye, characterized by an enlargēd number of blossoms and inflorescence parts, was studied. It was found that the hereditary fixation of this form was monomerily recessive with respect to the rye sort Dobøenická trsnatá, the spike formation being normal. It was also shown that neither particularly good nor particularly bad soil conditions had any effect on the split ratio of 3 : 1 in the F2 generation. The mutation form studied was stable within a very wide interval of soil and climatic conditions. We are probably dealing here with a stable disturbance in the morphogenetic process resulting in spike formation. |
Antagonism betweenRhizoctonia solani Kühn and certain soil saprophytes: A laboratory studyK. B. DeshpandeBiologia plantarum 3:192-199, 1961 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933561 Antagonism of three saprophytes to the pathogen,Rhizoctonia solani was studied in plate cultures under different conditions of temperature, pH, and nutrition. The antagonistsTrichoderma viride andChaetomium cochlioides were found more effective in the inhibition of the growth ofR. solani at temperatures 25 and 20° and this conforms to their growth-temperature relationship.T. viride was found more effective in acid media as reported by others, whereas other antagonists and especiallyC. cochlioides was more effective in the alkaline medium. Hence the suggestion is made that soil amendments increasing the activity ofC. cochlioides might be a good control measure against the pathogen in alkaline soils. |
The effect of fruits on osmotic pressure of cell sap of leaves and on flower-bud formation in apple treesLudvík ChvojkaBiologia plantarum 3:15-28, 1961 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933499 The author investigated in the course of two years the osmotic pressure of 70 trees of 7 apple tree sorts, 5 of these bearing fruit periodically and 2 every year. At the beginning of the experiment, one half of the trees were without fruit and the other half with fruit-set. The experiment was carried out on 10-12-year-old trees (stock M II, M IX and M IV) in the NW apple-growing region of Bohemia (Støè¾ovice, Tìchobuzice). Three or four times during every vegetation season leaves of brachyblasts of fruit-bearing and resting apple trees were removed and the osmotic pressure of their cell sap as well as its electric conductivity were measured. Once in every season, terminal buds of brachyblasts usually giving rise to flower buds were removed and treated identically as the leaves. |


