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Biometric analysis of the relationship between the osmotic pressure of the cell sap and its refractive indexVladimír Kozinka, Augustín Ni¾nánskyBiologia plantarum 5:77-84, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933669 Comparative cryoscopic determinations of osmotic pressure and the refractive index of cell sap were analyzed with the aid of correlation coefficients and characteristics of the trend of their course (by means of the slope of the regression lines and probability field). It was confirmed that an indirect estimation of the osmotic pressure of the cell sap is readily feasible refractometrically and that it is sufficiently reliable if a relationship between the two values is determined experimentally in advance. The biological homogeneity of the material tested influences this relationship, both genetic and ontogenetic. This conclusion followed from the evaluation of the correlation between osmotic pressure of cell sap and its refractive index in leaves ofHordeum sativum Jessen. The significance of biological homogeneity was brought out by the classification of all measured pairs of values into groups according to varieties and according to leaf insertion. |
Chromosome numbers in some pear cultivarsKarel Hrubý, Zdenka ©tanclováBiologia plantarum 5:198, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02930646 |
The study of proliferation of cambium and parenchyma of branches from trees in culturesin vitroE. A. BytchenkovaBiologia plantarum 5:302-309, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02930911 Proliferation of the cambium and parenchyma of branches from 34 tree species was studied by means of tissue culturesin vitro. The formation of callus tissue, the seasonal activity of cambium, the effects of indole-3-acetic acid on the reactivation of cambium and the polarity of callus formation were investigated. |
The effect of suppressors on the resulting segregation ratios of some characters of barley in higher hybrid generationsJosef NeèasBiologia plantarum 4:24-46, 1962 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02932224 1. Suppressors were found in reciprocal crosses of some varieties of barley for the manifestation of recessive and dominant alternatives of the following characters: number of rows of the spike, presence or absence of glumes, character of awns and formation of the spike basis. |
Legumin, vicilin and proteins similar to them in the seeds of some species of theViciaceae family (a comparative serological study)Josef Kloz, Vìra TurkováBiologia plantarum 5:29-40, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933664 1. A comparison of the immunochemical similarities in the proteins legumin and vicilin and the albumin fraction of pea seeds (Pisum sativum Poir), was carried out. |
Zur Frage des verwachens der Fruchthülle und der Samenschale in den Getreidekörnern des WeizensBlanka RovenskáBiologia plantarum 5:161-165, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933648 Die Entwicklung der Samenanlage des Weizens (Triticum aestivum L. var.erythrospermum cv. Niva, Früjahrssorte) von der Befruchtung der Eizelle bis zur völligen Reife des Getreidekornes haben wir beobachtet. Auf Dauerpräparaten beobachteten wir die Bildung der Fruchthülle und der Samenschale. Wir konnten feststellen dass sich die Fruchthülle im erwachsenen Getreidekorn eng an die Samenschale anlegt, von der nur eine einschlägig, mit einer Kutikula bedeckte Schicht erhalten bleibt. Epidermis und Hypodermis wachsen nicht it den Querzellen zusammen, sondern trocknen nur an; man kann schwer von einem Verwachsen sprechen, wenn der Teilungsprozess sein Ende gefunden hat und dort, wo die Gewebeschichten durch eine Kutikula getrennt sind.. |
Pollination interrelations in some Sour Cherry cultivarsKarel HrubýBiologia plantarum 5:124-128, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933643 In the course of six years, pollination interrelations and self-pollination ability were investigated in seven more important Sour Cherry (Cerasus vulgaris Mill.) cultivars grown in Czechoslovakia. The success of pollination was evaluated according to the percentage of fully ripened fruits. A survey of results obtained is given in Table 1. |
Änderungen des Gehaltes an Sulfhydryl-Gruppen während der Pollenmeiose und PollenentwicklungH. F. Linskens, J. A. M. SchrauwenBiologia plantarum 5:239-248, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02930901 1. Die Antherenlänge ist beiLilium henryi kein Massstab für das im Innern der Antheren ablaufende Stadium der Pollenmeiose und Pollenentwicklung. Es bestehen signifikante Unterschiede zwischen den Antheren-Längen gleicher cytologischer Stadien zu verschiedenen Zeitpunkten der Vegetationsperiode. |
ObituaryB. NìmecBiologia plantarum 5:87-88, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933670 |
Transpiration rates of leaf blades of irrigated and not irrigated plants of spring wheatMiroslav PenkaBiologia plantarum 5:200-210, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02930647 Transpiration rates of leaf blades of irrigated and not irrigated spring wheat plants were studied in relation to the water content and growth changes in the test plants during their development. The applied irrigation stimulated the growth and slightly delayed the development of the test plants. It increased chiefly the water content and to a lesser degree the dry solid weight in the plant body. The quantitative and qualitative properties of the water content in the plant affected not only transpiration rates, but also the development of new and the dying off of old organs and tissues, especially of leaf blades. Transpiration rates in irrigated plants were markedly higher than in not irrigated plants. Mean transpiration rates of different leaf blades varied and were typical for each leaf blade. From the static aspect it was possible to express and even to explain some of the relationships and the heterogenity of the leaf blades on the same stem by the "Law of Zalensky". This involved mainly the mean values of growth characteristics and the investigated features of the water regime. On the other hand, from the dynamic viewpoint it was possible to divide the different leaf blades according to their transpiration changes into two groups. The first group includes the blades of the first to third leaf, the second group the blades of the fourth to sixth leaf and the ear. The capacity to control the water regime in the different blades is greatest at the stage of tillering, shooting and milk ripeness. During these developmental stages the marked decrease in transpiration, caused in the first place by a number of internal and not only external factors, was explained. |
Quantitative determination of cyanogenesis in plantsVáclav PokornýBiologia plantarum 5:310-317, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02930912 A method suitable for serial determinations in genetic experiments is described. Colorimetric determination of HCN (by 1-phenyl-3-methyl-5-pyra-zolone and pyridine, phenolphthalin or sodium picrate) facilitates processing of samples releasing 0.2 μg to 20 μg of HCN. Before hydrolysis of the glycoside the oil content in the seeds can be determined. Variance analysis of the cyanogenic properties of the particular seeds of two sorts of flax with an average HCN content of 0.4 and 0.9 μg shows that the differences between plants and between capsulae of the same plant can be determined. |
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. |
Cytological and genetic effects of the insecticide systox onVicia faba L. andArabidopsis thaliana L. (Heynh)Jiøí Velemínský, Tomá¹ GichnerBiologia plantarum 5:41-52, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933665 The cytological effects of the insecticide Systox on the primary roots of Vicia faba and possible mutagenic effects on Arabidopsis thaliana have been studied. It was found that a 0.02% watery solution of Systox after a testing period of 3,6 and 9 hours under partially anaerobic conditions gives the following results: |
Einfluss der Ackerquecke (Agropyrum repens L.) auf die Wachstums- und Atmungsvorgänge der WeizenpflanzenZ. Hada¹ová, F. PlhákBiologia plantarum 5:167-174, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933649 Für die Versuche haben wir Rhizone der Ackerquecke (Agropyrum repens L.) und die Frühjahrsweizensorte Niva verwendet. Die Versuchskulturen haben wir in Sand in Mitscherlichgefässen und in Komposterde im Garten durchgeführt. Die gemeinsame Wachstumdauer von Quecke und Weizen erstreckte sich im ganzen auf rund 30 Tage. Es wurde das Wachstum von Quecke, sowie Wachstumsintensität und Zuckergehalt der oberirdischen Teile der Weizenpflanzen festgestellt. |
Permeability of plant tissues to humic acidsS. PrátBiologia plantarum 5:279, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02930907 When small branches of different plants were dipped after cutting into a solution of humic acid, a brown substance penetrated into vessels and coagulated there. The vascular bundles were stained to the height of 1-6 cm after a week. The presence of the humic acid in the parenchymal cells could not be demonstrated directly, but cells with a yellow or brown cell wall remained alive (they could be plasmolysed). |
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. |
Über die Beziehungen zwischen der Wirksamkeit und der chemischen Struktur einiger PhenoxyessigsäurenOlga Makovcová, Pavel VaculíkBiologia plantarum 5:129-134, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933644 In dieser Arbeit wurde die Wachstumswirksamkeit von zwanzig, meist neu synthetisierten und an Pflanzen bis jetzt noch nicht geprüften Derivaten VII bis XXVI der Phenoxyessigsäure verfolgt. Es handelte sich um Substitutionsderivate und auch um Derivate, die durch Umwandlung der Karboxylgruppe hergestellt wurden. Die Struktur und die Wirkung der 2,4-Dichlorphenoxyessigsäure (I) Wurde bei diesen Versuchen als Standard verwendet. Die Wirkungslosigkeit der geprüften Substanzen in der Koncentration 10-6 (1 mg pro Liter) auf keimende Senfpflanzen(Sinapis alba L.) wird infolge Strukturänderungen, auf die Struktur von 2,4-D (I) bezogen, besonders was die Art und Zahl der Substituenten am Phenylrest betrifft, erklärt. |
Anatomical studies on the origin of the apical meristem in axils of the highest pair of leaves in chickweed, [Stellaria media (L.) Vill.]Boøivoj Hoøavka, Eva PetrùBiologia plantarum 5:249, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02930902 The authors have studied the anatomy of the apical meristem in axils of the highest pair of leaves in chickweed [Stellaria media (L.) Vill.]. The shoot apices in the axils of highest leaves start to grow at different times; this is one of the causes of the unequal development (different length and thickness) of the branches. This unequal development is repeated also in branches of the second, third orders etc. |
Inheritance of development of lateral florets in spikelets of barley spikeJosef NeèasBiologia plantarum 5:89-99, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933639 The present paper is concerned with inheritance of the development of lateral florets in crosses of two-rowed forms of barley of the distichon type with the six-rowed forms of types vulgare and brachyurum. |
The effect of sterile conditions on the survival of maize kernels in cold soilIvo CetlBiologia plantarum 5:211-215, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02930648 The test for cold survival in two lines of maize on alternately changing the sterility of grains and soil revealed that for the given type of seeds the death in cold soil is mostly due to epiphytic pathogenic microflora, followed in importance by soil pathogenic microflora and finally by the direct influence of cold. |
Some findings on the course of infection caused by yellows-type viruses inTrifolium repens L. PlantsMilo¹ MusilBiologia plantarum 5:53-58, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933666 Experimental investigations on the course of yellows-type virus infections in plantsTrifolium repens L. gave the following results: |
Study of the reversibility of the water saturation deficit as one of the methods of causal phytogeographyMilena Rychnovská-SoudkováBiologia plantarum 5:175-180, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933650 One of the criteria employed for evaluating the resistance of plants to drought is their ability to endure the effects of water deficit with no irreversible changes in their tissues. This ability was investigated by means of a method described in this paper. The leaves of some xerophilous grasses (species of the genusStipa, Melica, etc.) were left to dry up under precisely defined experimental conditions so that they reached various degrees of water saturation deficit. Then they were cut up into segments and-mounted in a special frame-were saturated with water. The initial deficit and its compensation were investigated gravimetrically. The resultant values were plotted on a graph. Whereas in some instances the water loss from the leaves during desiccation was linear, the compensation curve exhibited a characteristic breaking point which indicated the degree to which the water loss could be compensated, and when the changes became irreversible. It was found that the studied series of plants of typical continental species have the capacity to supplement their water content ad integrum even in the case of considerable water deficit. Plants living in regions of a more oceanic type do not exhibit this property. It is probable that this property will also be of much value in the explanation of causal phytogeography. |
Assimilation chambers for studying the photosynthetic rates of leaves and spikes of cerealsLubomír Nátr, Josef ©pidlaBiologia plantarum 5:284, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02930908 Some constructional adjustments of leaf chambers for photosynthetic rate measurements of leaves and spikes of cereals are described. |
Über den Gehalt an auxin- und gibberellinähnlichen Stoffen bei jarowisierten und nicht jarowisierten Embryonen von Sommer- und WinterweizenJ. Krekule, L. TeltscherováBiologia plantarum 5:252, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02930903 In jarowisierten und nicht jarowisierten Karyopsen einer Winter- und einer Sommerweizensorte wurden die auxin- und gibberellinähnlichen Stoffe chromatographisch bestimmt. Die Chromatogramme wurden biologisch ausgewertet. Bei der Wintersorte wurden in Bezug auf die Verteilung der Wuchsstoffe keine Unterschiede zwischen der jarowisierten und nicht jarowisierten Variante festgestellt. Bei der Sommersorte bestanden solche Unterschiede. Auf Grund der Versuchsergebnisse wird angenommen, dass die Unterschiede zwischen beiden Varianten der Sommersorte auf eine unspezifische Wirkung der niedrigen Temperatur zurückzuführen sind und dass der Jarowisationsprozess in keinem kausalen Zusammenhang mit einer Veränderung des Wuchsstoffgehaltes steht. |
The effect of cytoplasmic factors on the variability ofAspergillus strainsI. Klá¹terskáBiologia plantarum 5:100, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933640 StrainsAspergillus amstelodami No. 5,A. chevalieri A 24 andA. ruber No. 71 were maintained for 21 generations on wort and on Czapek's medium with 20% sucrose by means of monoconidial isolation. A gradual increase in conidium formation was observed which was different on the two media. No decrease in the formation of perithecia or their disappearance could be observed. In strainsA. amstelodami No. 5 on wort andA. ruber No. 71 on Czapek's medium with sucrose, three morphological changes could be detected, characterized first of all by retarded growth and delayed differentiation during the first days of incubation and by reversibility to the original phenotype in some colonies during subsequent generations.A. chevalieri A 21 displayed two different phenotypic changes on wort medium, the changes appearing to be characteristic and permanent. They are accompanied, in addition to other morphological features, by retarded growth and delayed differentiation during the first days of incubation. |
The effect of β-D-fructofuranose in the molecules of sucrose and raffinose in relation to their specific action on growth and respiration of apple-tree pollen tubesEva Hrabìtová, Jaroslav TupýBiologia plantarum 5:216, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02930649 Of twenty common oligosaccharides, monosaccharides and sugar alcohols tested, raffinose was found to be the best substrate for growth and respiration of apple pollen tubes. While in a solution of sucrose growth is retarded after about six hours, accompanied by a decrease in respiration intensity, no such decrease was observed in pollen tubes cultivated in a solution of raffinose even after 10 to 20 hrs. of growth. Raffinose is inverted by pollen tubes much more slowly than sucrose which is taken as the cause of the long-term effect of raffinose. Pollen did not germinate at all in a solution of turanose. |
Gibberellin-induced changes in glycolysis and in lipid metabolism of wheat leavesJiøí Lu¹tinec, Vìra PokornáBiologia plantarum 5:181, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02930644 Chromatographic analysis of wheat leaves grown for 4 to 10 days in a solution of gibberellic acid (10-20 p.p.m.) revealed a higher level of fructose-1,6-diphosphate as compared with that of 3-phosphoglyceric acid and phosphoenolpyruvic acid, and of 3-phosphoglyceric acid as compared with that of a hitherto unidentified phosphate. These changes were found under different light regimes which preceded extraction of phosphates from leaves. On the basis of these data and in view of earlier results (Lu¹tinec, Pokorná, Rù¾ièka 1962) it is assumed that glycolysis interacts with reactions utilizing its intermediate products for the synthesis of lipids, this representing a possibility of bringing about changes in leaf phosphate levels due to gibberellic acid. In order to verify the postulate the incorporation of 1-14C- and 6-14C-glucose into lipids, phospholipids (the magnesium salts of which are insoluble in acetone), carbon dioxide and the non-lipid fraction of leaves was investigated. It appeared that the incorporation of 1-14C into the lipid fractions of plants grown for 3-7 days in a gibberellic acid solution is markedly lower than that of 6-14C. The ratio of radioactivities C6∶C1 was increased in the lipids by the three-hour treatment of leaves with gibberellic acid (10 and 50 p.p.m.) during their incubation with glucose-14C. In view of the fact that the amount of substances extractable with ether is the same in the experimental and in the control leaves and that the incorporation of 1-C into lipids is frequently considerably higher in the controls than the incorporation of 6-C the effect of gibberellic acid on the rate of exchange of carbon atoms between the lipids and the products of glucose catabolism should be borne in mind. |
Participation of ascorbate oxidase in the respiration ofCucurbita rootsMiroslav DvoøákBiologia plantarum 5:287, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02930909 Ascorbate oxidase was studied as one of the terminal oxidases in the roots of seven-day old squash cultures (Cucurbita pepo L.) in relation to calcium nutrition and the influence of calcium deficiency on the quantity and quality. The work led to the following conclusions: |
Die Selbstspaltung der mixoploiden WurzelspitzenBohumil NìmecBiologia plantarum 5:15-18, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933662 Bei der Sichtung meines reichen Materials von mixoploiden Wurzelspitzen habe ich Wurzeln gefunden, welche sich des polyploiden Sektors dadurch zu entledigen schienen, dass sie sich in einen diploiden und einen polyploiden Teil spalteten. Die Abspaltung von polyploiden Zellsträngen kommt zwar häufig vor, in den hier beschriebenen Fällen bildet jedoch der diploide Sektor eine neue Wurzelspitze, der polyploide Teil stellt allmählich sein Wachstum ein, während die neu differenzierte Wurzelspitze weiter wächst. Auch das ist eine Art von Bereinigung und Diploidisierung der mixoploiden Wurzelspitze. Sie setzt allerdings voraus, dass die Wurzelspitze etwa zu einer Hälfte meist aus diploiden, zur anderen meist aus polyploiden Zellen besteht. Es findet dann im Urmeristem der diploiden Hälfte eine Umdifferenzierung zur selbständigen Spitze statt, wogegen der polyploide Spitzenteil allmählich oder plötzlich die Teilung seiner Zellen einstellt, sodann sich eine Zeitlang streckt, dann aber zerrissen wird und abstirbt. Ich konnte einige solche Fälle schon in ihren anfänglichen Stadien beobachten. Der Vorgang ist nicht auf den eutelischen Typus beschränkt. |
The distribution pattern of transpiration rate, water saturation deficit, stomata number and size, photosynthetic and respiration rate in the area of the tobacco leaf bladeBohdan SlavíkBiologia plantarum 5:143-153, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02933646 The previously found (Slavík, 1959) distribution pattern of osmotic pressure of cell sap in the area of the leaf blade of dicotyledonous type which is independent of the water balance and unchanged even with zero diffusion pressure deficit, was complemented by further data concerning the physiological heterogeneity of the adult leaf blade ofNicotiana sanderae hort. in relation to water relations and CO2 exchange. |


