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Histochemical demonstration of non-specific esterase in wheat rootJaroslava HavránkováBiologia plantarum 8:452, 1966 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02930940 Azo-coupling methods were used for demonstrating non-specific esterase in the wheat root in all parts of a transverse section, usually with the exception of the woody parts of the vascular bundle. The central cylinder gave a more intense reaction than the primary cortex and the rhizoderm. The reaction was not inhibited by dodecyl sulphate. A weakening of the reaction intensity was observed after application of AgNO3. The Tween method did not yield reliable results. |
Proteins found during maturation and germination of seeds ofPhaseolus vulgaris L.Josef Kloz, Vìra Turková, Eva KlozováBiologia plantarum 8:164-173, 1966 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02930625 Seeds of the beanPhaseolus vulgaris L. (Veltruská Saxa cultivar) were gathered gradually at different stages of development, starting at fertilization up to full maturity. Seeds were freeze-dried and the dry solid used for preparing extracts which were analyzed by immunoelectrophoresis for the presence of proteins resembling those contained in the cotyledons of a mature seed. Proteins from cotyledons of the first stages of development of bean seedlings were analyzed similarly. |
Peroxidase isozymes in wheat infected withTilletia controversa Kühn and rye infected withPuccinia recondita Rob. exDesmVladimír Macko, Anton NovackýBiologia plantarum 8:277, 1966 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02930662 Peroxidase isozymes were studied in the case of two diseases:Tilletia controversa in wheat andPuccinia recondita in rye. The method employed was that of disc-electrophoresis on acrylamid gel. In the case of systemic disease (Tilletia controversa) no change was found in the isozyme pattern until a concentration of pathogen took place in the ears that began to form. Proofs are given that the new isozyme in unmatured ears comes from the pathogen. In the case of rye infected withPuccinia recondita a new isozyme was found; the latter does not originate in the pathogen, its origin is being discussed. |
Vessel member length-diameter and perforation plate-vessel member length relations inDioscorea alata L.J. J. Shah, K. Unnikrishnan, K. V. PouloseBiologia plantarum 8:421, 1966 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02930935 The vessel member length-diameter and perforation plate-vessel member length relations inDioscorea alata L. have been investigated. The two types of vessel elements, one with scalariform perforation plate and the other with foraminate perforation plate, have been considered for correlation tests; the variables being vessel member length and diameter, and vessel member length and perforation plate length. Significant positive correlation was found only in the case of perforation plate length and vessel member length for types with scalariform perforation plates. |
Der Einfluss von Pyrazon auf die Katalase-Aktivität in den Blättern der Senfpflanze (Sinapsis alba L.) und der ZuckerrübeJiøí Zemánek, Eleonora Mydlilová, Michaela BylinskáBiologia plantarum 8:122-126, 1966 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02930620 Senf- (Sinapis alba L.) und Zuckerrübenpflanzen wurden in der Phase des ersten echten Blattpaares mit dem Herbizid Pyrazon (=1-Phenyl-4-amino-5-chlorpyridazon-6) in Form eines Spritzpulvers-Pyramin-in der Konzentration 0,4% besprüht. 1, 4, 7 und 14 Tage nach der Besprühung wurde mit Hilfe der volumetrischen Methode nachJermakov und Mitarbeitern die Katalase-Aktivität im Blattsaft gemessen. Es wurde festgestellt, dass die Katalase-Aktivität in den Blättern der sensitiven Pflanze (Senf) durch die Einwirkung von Pyrazon im Vergleich mit dem Blattsaft aus unbesprühten Blättern herabgesetzt erschien, wogegen sie in den Blättern der resistenten Pflanze (Zuckerrübe) nicht abgesunken war. |
On the auxin activity of glucobrassicin in biological testsMilan Kutáèek, Roman Bulgakov, Kvìta Opli¹tilováBiologia plantarum 8:252, 1966 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02930786 |
Sorption of some ions by algae related to their trophic conditionsM. Dvoøák, Jiøina Dvoøáková-Hladká, Svatava FialováBiologia plantarum 8:362, 1966 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02930673 The unicellular algaeScenedesmus obliquus (125),Chlorella pyrenoidosa (82) andCoccomyxa solorinae saccatae (111) were studied with respect to the form of uptake of potassium, phosphate, calcium and zinc ions and to the energy sources involved: light under autotrophic conditions, glucose under mixotrophic or heterotrophic conditions (in light and in darkness or together with yeast extract as an auxotrophic substrate). We respected the trophic conditions of algae when preparing the experimental material (precultivation). The following conditions were reached: |
The Mechanical transmission and some properties of a virus disease of cow-parsnip,Heracleum sphondylium LZdenko PolákBiologia plantarum 8:73-79, 1966 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02971556 The described virus of cow-parsnip,Heracleum sphondylium L., was found in three ruderal localities of Greater Praha. The symptoms are manifested by decolorations which consist of bright yellow areas spreading from the centre of the leaf blade along the main veins. These symptoms appear severely in May. Under higher temperatures and in a chronic stage of infection the symptoms are more or less masked. The disease is mechanically transmissible to parsley, coriander, parsnip, dill, sowbane,Chenopodium quinoa and C.giganteum. The author failed to transmit the disease to celery, carrot, caraway and to 27 species of differential host plants, he failed in the transmission of the virus by the dodder,Cuscuta campestris YUNCK., too. Thermal inactivation point of the virus lies between 51° and 55° C. Infectivity of extracted sap was lost after 2 days at room temperature. |
Interaction of indoleacetic acid with synthetic and native growth regulators during transfer of32P into epicotyls of etiolated pea seedlingsJiøí ©ebánekBiologia plantarum 8:213-219, 1966 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02930781 If both cotyledons are amputated from non-decapitated pea seedlings, the intensity of transport of32P into intact epicotyls is raised more than twofold. This is apparently connected with the regulatory-inhibitory effect of the cotyledons that can be simulated by a 0.1% paste of indoleacetic acid (IAA). If both amputated cotyledons are replaced by this paste, the intensity of32P transport is again decreased to the level found in plants with intact cotyledons. |
Stomatal and cuticular transpiration of beans (Phaseolus vulgaris M.) attacked by rust (Uromyces appendiculatus [Pers.] Link)Cesare Sempio, Ondrej Majerník, Vittorio RaggiBiologia plantarum 8:316-320, 1966 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02930668 The changes of stomatal and cuticular transpiration of bean plants were investigated by graphical transpiration curves method (Slavík 1958). Bean leaves were infected by fungusUromyces appendiculatus (Pers.) Link. After the infection the intensity of stomatal transpiration had a decreasing tendency. Beginning with the sixth day after infection, the proportion of stomatal and cuticular transpirations becomes more expressive, i.e. the leaves transpire more by cuticles than by stomata. The higher share of cuticular transpiration brings extensive water relations to the diseased plants. |
Studium autopathischer und allelopathischer Eigenschaften von Kulturpflanzen durch Folgekulturen-MethodeMiroslava Vicherková, Franti¹ek PlhákBiologia plantarum 8:456-469, 1966 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02930941 In der Arbeit wurde der Einfluss der Vorkulturen von Lein, Korn, Mohn und Ackersenf auf die folgenden Kulturen der gleichen oder einer anderen Art bei unmittelbar aufeinanderfolgenden Aussaaten sowie bei Aussaaten nach verschieden langen Intervallen unter Abstufung der Dauer der Lagerung des Bodensubstrates untersucht. Die Versuche wurden in Gefässen mit Komposterde durchgeführt, die im Versuchsgarten aufgestellt worden waren. Es wurde das Wachstum der Erst- und der Folgekultur mit Hilfe der Bestimmung der Trockensubstanz der oberirdischen Teile und der Wurzeln gewertet. Im Laufe der Wachstumsentwicklung der Folgepflanzen wurden Bodenproben entnommen und in denselben der Gehalt an physiologisch zugänglichen Stickstoff-, Phosphor- und Kali-Mengen bestimmt. |
Adaptability in enzymesKrishna Bahadur, Indra SaxenaBiologia plantarum 7:86-92, 1965 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02920623 In studying inhibitors and activators of enzymes it has often been found that inhibitors act as activators when in very low concentrations and that certain activators (in suitable concentrations) show inhibition. Similar results were obtained in the present work in studying urease from soya bean in the presence of lead acetate. Lead acetate is normally an inhibitor of urease. It was found, however, that in small concentrations of lead acetate increase in the activity of urease occurs. On prolonging the time of the reaction inhibition develops and still later increased enzymatic activity again occurs. The results were elaborated statistically and are discussed in relation to the use of "adaptation" of urease in unfavourable conditions in reaction mixtures by the action of lead acetate. |
Bestimmung der Intensität des Gaswechsels mit85KrMichael Vogl, Siegfried BörtitzBiologia plantarum 7:218, 1965 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02921458 Während Assimilations- und Transpirationsmessungen die Durchlüftung den Pflanzenteile und die Reaktion der lebenden Zellen mit der sie umgebenden Luft nur gemeinsam widerspiegeln, lässt sich mit dem radioaktiven Edelgas85Kr der Gaswechsel zwischen Aussenluft und Interzellularluft unabhängig vom Stoffwechsel und ohne künstliche Druckdifferenzen erfassen. Der Gassaustausch zwischen der Interzellularluft und der Aussenluft wird dabei durch die Austrittsgeschwindigkeit des vorher kurzfristig durch Diffusion oder Unterdruck eingeführten85Kr aus dem Pflanzenteil charakterisiert. |
Natural infections of Sisymbrium loeselii Jusl. with cabbage black ringspot and tobacco mosaic virusesZdenko PolákBiologia plantarum 7:363, 1965 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02920717 Investigating weeds for viruses in ruderal localities of Greater Prague two forms of mosaic diseases inSisymbrium loeselii Jusl. were demonstrated (green and yellowish-green mosaic). Transmission tests carried out on differential host plants showed that the green mosaic is caused by cabbage black ringspot virus (CBRV) and the yellowish green by mixed infection of CBRV and tobacco mosaic virus (TMV). |
The effect of 5-azacytidine on the root meristem ofVicia fabaV. Fuèík, Z. ©ormová, F. ©ormBiologia plantarum 7:58-64, 1965 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02920680 The primary roots ofVicia faba seedlings were placed in a solution of 5-azacytidine and their further growth was observed after being replaced in running tap water. No inhibition of elongation occurred during the action of the 10-5 M solution of 5-azacytidine for 24 hours, but during subsequent cultivation in water in the absence of inhibitor, further growth was blocked. This inhibition could be overcome by cytidine, uridine, sodium azide, 5-azidomethyluracil and simultaneously with the 5-azacytidine solution. Inhibition was accompanied by a high incidence of chromosome stickiness and to a less extent by an incidence of chromosome aberrations. The occurrence of stickiness and chromosome aberrations was prevented by adding excess cytidine to the 5-azacytidine solution. |
Untersuchungen über die allelopathischen Eigenschaften der Getreidearten bei deren NachkultivierungFranti¹ek Plhák, Miroslava VicherkováBiologia plantarum 7:169-179, 1965 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02921453 In dieser Arbeit wurden allelopathische Eigenschaften von Roggen, Weizen, Gerste und Hafer studiert, die sich bei gegenseitigen Beziehungen dieser Getreidearten geltend machen können. |
The effect of inhibitors on the mutagenic activity of N-methyl-N-nitrosourea and N-ethyl-N-Nitrosourea inArabidopsis thalianaJ. Velemínský, T. Gichner, V. PokornýBiologia plantarum 7:325-329, 1965 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02921441 NaN3-a respiratory inhibitor and anaerobic conditions (nitrogen) decrease the mutagenic activity of N-ethyl-N-nitrosourea and N-methyl-N-nitrosourea inArabidopsis thaliana. DNP-an uncoupling agent increases the effect of both nitrosoureas, but this may not be caused by the specific action of DNP. |
Morphology and function of the Golgi apparatusIvan Hr¹elBiologia plantarum 7:437-448, 1965 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02920688 The polymorphism of the dictyosomes in the root meristeme ofFagopyrum is connected with their various functions in secretory processes and cell differentiation. The dictyosomes containing vesicular dilatations of the cisternae, which in this object occur more frequently than in others, probably participate in a similar way as the Golgi apparatus of the animal cell in the formation of lysozomes, in the formation of elements belonging to the group of dense bodies analogical lysozomes. These bodies are present in large numbers in the cytoplasm of cells, containing dictyosomes with vesicular dilatations. The other forms of the dictyosomes reveal indications of their participation in the production of the carbohydrate material of the cell walls, like most dictyosomes of other plant objects. However, no fusion of the Golgi vesicles with the plasmalemma was observed. According to their morphological appearance the typical forms of dictyosomes were classified on the basis of their relationship to secretory processes. Simultaneously the morphology and function of the Golgi apparatus was compared in the animal and plant cell. Several morphological varieties of the dictyosomes of plant cells, observed after the action of pathogenic factors and the effect of the fixation procedures, were also noticed in small quantities in the cells of the investigated objects. |
Attempts to diminish the injurious consequences of low winter temperatures by means of vitamins and growth substancesT. G. Kudrev, A. S. TsenovBiologia plantarum 7:13-19, 1965 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02920675 Plants of two varieties of winter wheat-Besostoya 1 and Etoile de Choisie- were raised in the field. The same number of selected plants from each variety were frozen once in a refrigerator at a temperature of -15°C for 24 hrs. After freezing, the plants were gradually thawed and returned to the field. Early in the spring, test and control plants were treated with one of following diluted solutions: vitamin B1, vitamin B6, indolyl-3-acetic acid and adenine (the four solutions at a concentration of 0.01% and 5% urea solution in water) by immersion for 15 hrs. at a temperature of 18-20°C. The plants were measured in the spring and in the summer, the yield being determined after ripening. |
The classic Golgi apparatus and vacuolesIvan Hr¹elBiologia plantarum 7:136-145, 1965 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02920629 The dense vacuoles, considered to be the classic Golgi apparatus in the root meristem ofFagopyrum, were studied by the following methods: 1. Impregnation methods for the demonstration of the Golgi apparatus, 2. cytochemical methods, 3. electron microscopic methods in the light microscope and 4. the electron microscope. A comparison was made with the classic Golgi apparatus in animal cells in the light and electron microscope. |
Acropetal transport of kinetin in pea stem sectionsMiroslav KamínekBiologia plantarum 7:394-396, 1965 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02920724 |
Reactions and resistance ofChenopodium species to tobacco mosaic virusJaroslav BrèákBiologia plantarum 7:93, 1965 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02920624 Chenopodium species react on infection with tobacco mosaic virus by the formation of chlorotic or necrotic lesions and later by the abscission of infected leaves. A transition of local infection into the stem has been observed exceptionally inChenopodium quinoa, C. hybridum, andC. rubrum, but no systemic infection of the leaves followed. Systemic infection was demonstrated only inC. polyspermum andC. murale. The recovery of new sprouts was demonstrated in C.murale in the late chronic phase of infection. |
Veredelung der Walnuss und anderer Holzarten in der Zeit der echten WinterruheLadislav ÈernýBiologia plantarum 7:226-237, 1965 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02921459 Im Verlaufe der Arbeit ist festgestellt worden, dass es nach einer Sprossverletzung von Holzarten in der echten Winterruhe unter günstigen Bedingungen zu einer Aufhebung der Teilungshemmung der Zellen der meristematischen Gewebe in der Nähe der Wunde kommt. Die Kambiumzellen in einer Entfernung einiger mm von der Stelle der Verletzung und die übrigen intakten Gewebe des Sprosses sowie seine Knospen verbleiben im Ruhezustand. Bei einem Veredlungsvorgang in der Ruhezeit verwachsen unter günstigen Bedingungen, insbesondere der Temperatur und Feuchtigkeit, die Veredlungskomponenten ohne dass Knospen an den Pfropfreisern oder den Unterlagen ausschlagen. |
Action of volatile substances liberated from couch grassFranti¹ek Plhák, Jiøí HelanBiologia plantarum 7:368, 1965 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02920718 A study was made of the action of volatile substances liberated from the rhizome of couch grass on wheat seedlings. The experiments were made in a closed atmosphere in glass vessels with continual removal of expired CO2 and the addition of O2. |
Research on substances inactivating the X virus present in sap from potato leavesEv¾en Jermoljev, Liana AlbrechtováBiologia plantarum 7:65-73, 1965 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02920681 The work ofJermoljev andBrèák (1964) showed that the sap of potato leaves contains substances inactivating X, Y and S viruses and that there was an increasing trend in the content of these substances in varieties resistant to these viruses. In further research it was found that potato tubers of varieties which are resistant and susceptible to the viruses contained the same amounts of inactivating substances. Differences in the power of inactivating the viruses evidently appeared in the leaves. Inactivating substances could be removed by boiling, they did not pass through a dialysing membrane and were adsorbed by animal charcoal. On centrifuging sap from potato leaves in a Spinco L ultracentrifuge for 60 min. at 40,000 r.p.m., the inactivating substances remained in the supernatant. When sucrose gradient centrifugation for 60 min. at 24,000 r.p.m. was employed, the inactivating substances remained in the layer of sap and 10% sucrose. Inhibition of the activity of certain enzyme groups did not affect the power of sap to inactivate X virus. Inactivating substances could be isolated chemically. The best method of isolation, however, was fractionation of sap, after ultracentrifugation, on a Sephadex G 50 column, rinsing the column with McIlvaine buffer at pH 6.5. Inactivating substances can be isolated, concentrated and preserved by lyophilization by this method. It is difficult to say precisely to what chemical group the inactivating substances belong. Some reactions indicate that they may be low molecular proteins. |
Application of growth analysis to potatoes in field culture and some specific features of potato growthJosef NeèasBiologia plantarum 7:180-193, 1965 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02921454 In field experiments, potato varieties with different lengths of the vegetation period were compared. The methods of growth analysis were applied to the evaluation of these experiments. Some important specific features of potato growth had to be taken into account to make the application of the growth analysis successful and to enable valid and reliable results to be obtained. |
Electron microscopy of ribosomes isolated from young green fruit of the apple treeA. Volfová, Ale¹ Friedrich, L. ChvojkaBiologia plantarum 7:330-333, 1965 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02921442 Many studies have been made on ribosomes both in plant and animal material, on account of their importance in the proteosynthesis of protein. In plant material, studies have been made on the pea by Ts'o andBonner (1956), Ts'o,Bonner andVinograd (1958),Setterfield et al. (1960) andSisakyan et al. (1963). Ribosome from spinach were investigated byLyttleton (1962) andMurakami (1963) and fromClivia byMikulská et al. (1962). As part of a wider study of the mechanism of biosynthesis of nucleic acids in apple trees, we isolated ribosomes from the young green fruit and studied them by means of electron microscopy. Young apples were selected because cell division is very intense at this stage of growth of the apple. |
Influence of soil heterogeneity on water regime and yields of lucerne, sugar beet and wheatJiøí Úlehla, Ludmila Zichová, Zdenìk BaòochBiologia plantarum 7:449, 1965 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02920689 Lucerne plants in the first crop year as well as plants of spring wheat from different sites of the respective experimental plots showed differences in sap exudation from detopped roots or from stumps of the main shoots, reflecting differences in properties of the soil profile. The differences in sap exudation were observed at a time when the plants did not show any visible differences in water availability. |
Contribution to the study of heterogeneity in the leaves of a spring wheat plantMiroslav Penka, Jiøina SrpováBiologia plantarum 7:20, 1965 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02920676 The effect of the individual leaf blades of spring wheat on the dry matter of stalks, chaff and grain (caryopses), of spikes and total overground part, was studied. In the experimental plants the individual leaf blades were detached according to the scheme given, at the beginning of shooting, (A), at the beginning of earing (B), and at the beginning of flowering (C). The dry matter (fresh weight) of the stalk was least decreased if either the lowest or the uppermost leaf blade was severed during the developmental phase of shooting. The dry as well as the fresh weights of chaff were least affected in those plants where the leaf blade was removed during the developmental phase of flowering. Both the dry and fresh weights of caryopses were least decreased if either the lowest or the uppermost leaf blade was removed during the developmental phase of flowering. The dry weight as well as the relative water content of chaff and ear grains were most decreased following removal of leaf blades during the developmental phase of shooting. The relative water content of chaff, grains and ears was most decreased following removal of developed leaf blades during the developmental phase of earing. It was confirmed that in addition to the photosynthetic activity of leaves the photosynthesis of other parts of the stem system (stalk internodes, ear awns etc.) participated in the production of total dry matter of experimental plants. The photosynthetic activity of leaf blades was particularly high up to the earing phase, while subsequently the photosynthesis of extrafoliar area (stalk internodes and ears) predominated. In spite of this, participation of the total leaf area is very high in the formation of grain dry matter (over 50%), as well as of the total dry matter of plant (over 80%). |
Zur Problematik der Verlässlichkeit der refraktometrischen Methode für die Indikation des Wasserbedarfes der KartoffelnJosef NeèasBiologia plantarum 7:146, 1965 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02920630 Bei Erforschung des Einflusses der herabgesetzten Bodenfeuchtigkeit auf die osmotischen Verhältnisse im Zellsafte der Kartoffelpflanzen wurde die refraktometrische Methode für die Bestimmung deren osmotischen Zustandes bewertet. Es zeigte sich die Notwendigkeit eine gewisse Vorsicht bei ihrer Anwendung zu bewahren. Die Elektrolyte, die von der refraktometrischen Methode verhältnismässig weniger erfasst werden, haben ein wessentliches Übergewicht in der Bildung der osmotischen Gesamtwerte des Zellsaftes der Kartoffeln über den anderen Hauptteil, nämlich die Fehlingslösung reduzierende Substanzen. Sie haben auch oft einen entgegengesetzten Vegetationstrend gegen den molekular aufgelösten organischen Substanzen die die Fehlingslösung reduzieren. Aus diesem Grunde ändert sich die Korrelation zwischen den osmotischen Gesamtwerten und dem Brechungsindex des Saftes in einzelnen Fällen sowohl als auch während der Vegetation. Diese Verhältnisse sind auch in einzelnen Organen der Kartoffelpflanzen verschieden. |


