Photosynthesis Research 2000: Vol 63 Table of Contents

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Photosynthesis Research 63: 297-299, 2000.
Contents Volume63 2000
Volume6 3 No.1 2000
Editorial
Regular papers
Carbohydrate regulation of leaf development: Prolongation of leaf senescence in
Rubisco antisense mutants of tobacco
A. Miller, C. Schlagnhaufer, M. Spalding, S. Rodermel
Photosystem Il efficiency and mechanisms of energy dissipation in iron-deficient, field-
grown pear trees (Pyrus communis L.)
F. Morales, R. Belkhodja, A. Abadia, J. Abadia
Reduction of Q, in the dark: Another cause of fluorescence F. increases by high
temperatures in higher plants
Y. Yamane, T. Shikanai, Y. Kashino, H. Koike, K. Satoh
Effects of azide on the S, state EPR signals from Photosystem II
A. Haddy, R.A. Kimel, R. Thomas
An FTIR study on the structure of the oxygen-evolving Mn-cluster of Photosystem Il in
different spin forms of the S, state
K. Onoda, H. Mino, Y. Inoue, T. Noguchi
Acclimation of photosynthesis to temperature in eight cool and warm climate her-
baceous C3 species: Temperature dependence of parameters of a biochemical photo-
synthesis model
J.A. Bunce
Occurrence of C3 and C, photosynthesis in cotyledons and leaves of Salsola species
(Chenopodiaceae)
V.I. Pyankov, E.V. Voznesenskaya, A.N. Kuz’min, M.S.B. Ku, E. Ganko, V.R. Franceschi, C.C.
Black, Jr., G.E. Edwards
Characterization of the Porphyridium cruentum Chi a-binding LHC by in vitro recon-
stitution: LHCaR1 binds 8 Chi a molecules and proportionately more carotenoids than
CAB proteins
B. Grabowski, S. Tan, F.X. Cunningham, Jr., E. Gantt
Photosynthetic acclimation of higher plants to growth in fluctuating light environments
Z.-H. Yin, G.N. Johnson
Volume6 3 No.2 2000
Personal perspective
The golden age of biochemical research in photosynthesis
D.W. Krogmann 109-121
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Regular papers
Changes in chlorophyll fluorescence during exposure of Dunaliella tertiolecta to UV
radiation indicate a dynamic interaction between damage and repair processes
P. Heraud, J. Beardall 123-134
Characterization of processes responsible for the distinct effect of herbicides DCMU
and BNT on Photosystem II photoinactivation in cells of the cyanobacterium Syne-
chococcus sp. PCC 7942
J. Komenda, M. Koblizek, O. Prasil 135-144
The IdiA protein of Synechococcus sp. PCC 7942 functions in protecting the acceptor
side of Photosystem I! under oxidative stress
P. Exss-Sonne, J. Tolle, K.P. Bader, E.K. Pistorius, K.-P. Michel 145-157
Chlorophyll fluorescence quenching in the alga Euglena gracilis
M. Doege, E. Ohmann, H. Tschiersch 159-170
Investigation of the plastoquinone pool size and fluorescence quenching in thylakoid
membranes and Photosystem Il (PS Il) membrane fragments
J. Kurreck, R. Schddel, G. Renger 171-182
Historical corner
Bicentenary homage to Dr Jan Ingen-Housz, MD (1730-1799), pioneer of photo-
synthesis research
H. Gest 183-190
Volume 63 No.3 2000
Obituary: Helmut Metzner (1925-1999)
K. Fischer-Zeh 191-194
Minireview
Primary charge separation in Photosystem Il
J.P. Dekker, R. Van Grondelle 195-208
Regular papers
Inhibition of Photosystem Il activity by saturating single turnover flashes in calcium-
depleted and active Photosystem Il
N. Keren, |. Ohad, A.W. Rutherford, F. Drepper, A. Krieger-Liszkay 209-216
Protein domains required for formation of stable monomeric Lhca1- and Lhca4-
complexes
J. Rupprecht, H. Paulsen, V.H.R. Schmid 217-224
Targeted inactivation of the psaK1, psaK2 and psaM genes encoding subunits of
Photosystem | in the cyanobacterium Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803
S. Naithani, J.-M. Hou, P.R. Chitnis 225-236
Photoinhibition as a function of the ambient redox potential in Tris-washed PS Il mem-
brane fragments
R. Gadjieva, H.-J. Eckert, G. Renger 237-248
Chloroplasts of the green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii possess at least four distinct
stromal processing proteases
A. Rufenacht, A. Boschetti 249-258
Structure and dynamics of photosynthetic membrane-bound proteins in Rhodobacter
sphaeroides, studied with solid-state NMR spectroscopy
J. Kikuchi, M. Williamson, K. Shimada, T. Asakura 259-267
The primary electron acceptor of green sulfur bacteria, bacteriochlorophyll 663, is
chlorophyll a esterified with A2,6-phytadienol
M. Kobayashi, H. Oh-oka, S. Akutsu, M. Akiyama, K. Tominaga, H. Kise, F. Nishida, T.
Watanabe, J. Amesz, M. Koizumi, N. Ishida, H. Kano 269-280
Long-wavelength chlorophyll forms in Photosystem | from pea thylakoids
S.M. Kochubey, E.G. Samokhval 281-290
Corrigendum: Volume 57: 139-158, 1998 291
Announcements 293-296
Contents Volume 63 297-299
Author index Volume 63 300