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Prunin Identification, Biological Activity and Quantitative Change in Comparison to Naringenin in Dormant Peach Buds
Year:
1969
Source of publication :
Plant physiology (source)
Authors :
Erez, Amnon
;
.
Lavee, Shimon
;
.
Volume :
44
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From page:
342
To page:
346
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Total pages:
5
)
Abstract:

Prunin (naringenin 7-glucoside), which was identified in dormant peach buds, was found to act as a growth inhibitor of wheat coleoptile elongation.

Quantitative estimation on a fresh weight basis of the flavonoid in peach buds revealed a high level in late summer, a steep decrease in autumn that became more moderate during the winter, with lowest values near bud swell in spring. Two periods of reaccumulation of prunin during October and January fitted 2 periods of arrested growth of the resting bud. A negative correlation was demonstrated between prunin and naringenin levels during August through October. It is proposed that prunin might act as a precursor for naringenin that accumulates in resting buds in autumn. It is suggested that the system glucoside-aglucone-β glucosidase might have regulatory properties in the dormant bud.

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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.1104/pp.44.3.342
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0
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Language:
English
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46432
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Prunin Identification, Biological Activity and Quantitative Change in Comparison to Naringenin in Dormant Peach Buds
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Prunin Identification, Biological Activity and Quantitative Change in Comparison to Naringenin in Dormant Peach Buds

Prunin (naringenin 7-glucoside), which was identified in dormant peach buds, was found to act as a growth inhibitor of wheat coleoptile elongation.

Quantitative estimation on a fresh weight basis of the flavonoid in peach buds revealed a high level in late summer, a steep decrease in autumn that became more moderate during the winter, with lowest values near bud swell in spring. Two periods of reaccumulation of prunin during October and January fitted 2 periods of arrested growth of the resting bud. A negative correlation was demonstrated between prunin and naringenin levels during August through October. It is proposed that prunin might act as a precursor for naringenin that accumulates in resting buds in autumn. It is suggested that the system glucoside-aglucone-β glucosidase might have regulatory properties in the dormant bud.

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