Progress in Plant Growth Regulation: Proceedings of the 14th International Conference on Plant Growth Substances, Amsterdam, 21–26 July, 1991

983 Pages·1992·46.73 MB·English

by  Robert S. Bandurski

PROGRESSINPLANTGROWTHREGULATION
CurrentPlantScience and Biotechnology in Agriculture
VOLUME 13
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Progress in
Plant Growth Regulation
Proceedings ofthe 14thlnternational Conference on
Plant Growth Substances, Amsterdam, 21-26 July, 1991
Edited by
C.M. KARSSEN, L.C. V AN LOON, arid D. VREUGDENHIL
Agricu/tural University, Dept. ofP lant Physiology, Wageningen, The Netherlands
Springer-Science+ Business Media, B.V.
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
International Conference on Plant Growth Substances (14th : 1991 :
Amsterdam, Netherlandsl
Progress 1n plant growth regulat10n : proceedings of the 14th
International Conference on Plant Growth Substances, Amsterdam,
21-26 ~uly 1991 I ed1ted by C.M. Karssen, L.C. van Loon, D.
Vreugdenhil.
p. cm. -- (Current plant sc1ence and biotechnology 1n
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Table of Contents
Preface
C.M. Karssen,L.C. vanLoon,andD. Vreugdenhil xvii
Genetics,chemistry,andbiochemicalphysiologyin thestudyofhonnonal
homeostasis
R.S. Bandurski,M.F. Desrosiers, P. Jensen, M. Pawlak, andA. Schulze
Differentialefficacyofgibberellins inflowering andvegetativeshootgrowth,
includingheterosis andinherentlyrapidgrowth
R.P. Pharis,Z. Ruichuan,I.B.-J. Jiang, B.P. Dancik,andF.C. Yeh 13
Geneticapproaches tohormonephysiology
Chairman: H. Kende
Theuseofdominantmutations inthe studyofhonnonalresponses inplants
A.B. Bleecker 28
Gibberellinmutants inArabidopsisthaliana
JAD. Zeevaart, andM. Talon 34
Probinghonnoneactionindeveloping seeds byABA-deficientand-insensi
tivemutants
C.M. Karssen, andL.c. vanLoon 43
Photomorphogeneticmutantsofhigherplants
M. Koornneej,A. vanTuinen,L.H.J. Kerckhoffs,J.L. Peters, andR.E.
Kendrick 54
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Hormoneperception andtransduction
Chairman: A.Trewavas
Cytokininsignal transductionthroughCa2+inmosses
M.J. Saunders 65
Auxinbinding proteins arelocatedintheERand intheplasmamembrane:
identificationbyphotoaffmity-Iabelling andcharacterization
K. Palme,J. Feldwisch, W.S. Peters,J. Schell,R. Zettl,N. Campos, andH.
Felle 73
Touch-inducedregulationofexpressionofthecalmodulin-relatedTCH genes
andthigmomorphogenesisinArabidopsis
J. Braam 82
Therole ofCa2+inthe actionofGAinthebarleyaleurone
D.S. Bush 96
TheroleofCa2+andABA intheregulationofstomatal aperture
S. Gilroy,M.D. Fricker,N.D. Read,andA.J. Trewavas 105
Hormonesandgeneexpression
Chairman:D.T.-H.Ho
Hormonalcontrolofgeneexpression
J.V. Jacobsen, andF. Gubler 116
Transcriptionalregulationofauxin-responsivegenes
T.J. Guilfoyle, G. Hagen, Y. Li,M.A. Gee, G. Martin, andTN. Ulmasov 128
TheGibberellinresponseelement: aDNAsequenceincereal a-amylasegene
promoters thatmediatesGAandABAeffects
J.e. Rogers,M.B. Lanahan,S.w. Rogers,andJ. Mundy 136
Controlofhormonesynthesisand metabolism
Chairman: J.A.D. Zeevaart
Environmentalcontrolofethylenebiosynthesis
J.A. White, D.C. Olson,andH. Kende 147
Ethyleneforming enzymegeneexpressioninSaccharomyces cerevisiae
A. Hamilton, M. Bouzayen,andD. Grierson 156
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Abscisic acidbiosynthesisin higherplants
AD. Parry, andR. Horgan 160
Changesinabscisic acidlevelsofheterotrophiccell suspensioncultures
causedbytheplantgrowthretardantBAS Ill... Wandpossible
physiologicalconsequences
C. Hauser,J. Jung, andK. Grossmann 173
Ontogenetic andenvironmental effectsonGAl levels andtheimplications
for thecontrolofinternode length
J.J. Ross,andJ.B. Reid 180
Indole-3-acetic acid isconvertedtoindole-3-butyric acidby seedlingsofZea
maysL
1.Ludwig-Milller,andE. Epstein 188
Controlofsensitivitytohormones
Chairman: P.J.Davies
Differential sensitivitiesofprotoplastresponses to auxin
H.Barbier-Brygoo,C. Maurel, G. Ephritikhine, andJ. Guern 194
Somaticembryogenesis asadevelopmental systemtostudymodulationof
auxin-bindingcapacity
F. LoSchiavo, andF. Filippini 202
Changingmembranesensitivityto auxinduringplantdevelopment
M. Rossignol, V. Santoni,J.M. Franfois, andG. Vansuyt 207
Thegenetics andphysiologyofgibberellinsensitivitymutantsinpeas
J.B. Reid,andPI Davies 214
Quantitativeassessmentofhormonesensitivitychangeswithreference to
stomatalresponses to abscisic acid
JD.B. Weyers,andN.W. Paterson 226
Targetornon-target: hormonalsignalperceptionandresponseinthe
determinationofcellperformance
DI Osborne,andD.S. Thompson 237
Ethylene-inducedincreaseofsensitivityto auxininRanunculuspetioles and
itsimplicationsregardingethyleneactiononadaptation
B.G. Kang, WI Park,MH. Nam, andR. Hertel 248
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Sensitivityinawidercontext: ethyleneandpetiolegrowthNymphoides
peltata
I. Ridge 254
Otherendogenousplantgrowth regulatingsubstances
Chairman: G. Sembdner
Polyarnines: anewclassofgrowthsubstances
N. Bagni,andP. Torrigiani 264
Jasmonates: metabolism,biologicalactivities, andmodesofactionin
senescenceandstressresponses
B. Parthier, C. Bruckner,W. Dathe,B. Hause, G. Herrmann,H.-D. Knofel,
H.-M. Kramell, R. Kramell,J. Lehmann, O. Miersch,St. Reinbothe, G.
Sembdner,C. Wasternack, andU. zurNieden 276
Tuberforming substancesofJerusalemartichoke(Helianthus tuberosusL.)
T. Yoshihara, H. Matsuura, A. Ichihara, Y. Kikuta, andY. Koda 286
Zearalenone, akey substancecontrollingplantdevelopment
F.-J. Meng, Y.-z. Han, Y.-M. Que,andH. Wang 291
Transportandmetabolismofbrassinosteroidsinrice
T. Yokota, K. Higuchi, Y. Kosaka,andN.Takahashi 298
Evidencefor differenttypesofacetylcholinereceptors inplants
A. Tretyn,M.E. Bossen,andR.E. Kendrick 306
Growthinhibitors A-2aand A-2~, andredlight-inducedgrowthinhibitionin
dwarfpea
T. Hashimoto,S. Tsurumi, andH. Kato-Noguchi 312
Brassinolide-inducedelongation
J.M. Sasse,T. Yokota, P.E. Taylor, P.G. Griffiths,Q.N. Porter, andD.W.
Cameron 319
Triacontanol anditssecondmessenger9-~-L(+)adenosine
S. Ries 326
Developmentalbiologyatthecellularlevel
Chairman: R.S.Quatrano
Intercellularcommunicationduringplantepidermalcellredifferentiation
Table ofContents ix
J.A. Verbeke 332
Secretedproteinsas modulatorsofplantembryogenesis
S.c. de Vries 340
LocalizationofcytosolicCa2+during carrotsomaticembryogenesisusing
confocal scanninglasermicroscopy
A.C.J. Timmers, andJ.HN. Schel 347
Phytohormones and osmoticstress in theregulationofembryo-specific gene
expressioninBrassica napusmicrosporeembryos
G.J.H. vanRooijen,R.W. Wilen,L.A. Holbrook, S.R. Abrams, andM.M.
~~0 3~
Perturbationsin leafdevelopmentcausedbythe dominantKnotted-mutation
in maize
N. Sinha, andS. Hake 360
Bolting andfloral induction inannual andcold-requiringbiennialBrassica
spp.: effectsofphotoperiod andexogenousgibberellin
R.M. Mandel, S.B. Rood,andR.P. Pharis 371
Possible model for the determinationofvascular tissue inroots ofPisum
sativum
P.R. Gahan 380
Heterophylly inamphibious Ranunculi: theeffectsofabscisic acidand
methyljasmonate
N.c. Bourgouin,andRF. Horton 386
Organ interactions
Chairman:F.Bangerth
Hormonal andmetaboliccontroloftuberformation
D. Vreugdenhil, andH. Helder 393
Interactionbetweenvegetativeandreproductiveorgansduring earlyfruit
developmentinpea
J.L. Garda-Martinez, andJ.P. Beltran 401
Growthregulatorsandfruit developmentinSatsumamandarin
J.L. Guardiola,M.T. Barres, C. Albert, andA. GarciaLuis 411
Hormonal controlofapicaldominance. Studiesin tobaccotransformed with
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bacterialluciferaseandAgrobacteriumrolgenes
I.A. Tamas, W.H.R. Langridge,S.D. Abel,S.w. Crawford,J.D. Randall,J.
Schell,andA.A. Szalay 418
Thepossibleroleofcytokinins,ethyleneand indolaceticacidinapical
dominance
C.J. Li,andF. Bangerth 431
Theroleofindole-3-acetic acidinmediatingchanges instemelongationof
etiolatedPisumseedlingsfollowing exposureto light
F.l. Behringer, P.l. Davies,T. Yang, andD.M.Law 437
Theinfluenceofauxintransportinhibitorplacementonstress-inducedflower
abscissioninCapsicum
H.e. Wien, A.D.Turner, andC.J. Ho 446
Regulationofapoplastic sugarsupplyincrowngalltumours
T. Rausch,M. Weil, andR. Verstappen 453
Amodelforbipolarplant-typegrowth: roleofauxin-cytokincountercurrent
G.A. Romanov 459
Stress
Chairman: K. Raschke
Stress-inducedredistributionkineticsofABAinleaves:modelconsiderations
S. Slovik,andW. Hartung 464
Molecular,cellular, andplantmechanismsofABAcontrolofstomatal
aperturesize
W.H. OutlawJr., DR.C. Hite, andS.Q. Zhang 474
Is stomatalconductanceofplantsindryingsoilcontrolledbyabscisicacidin
thexylemstream?
e.
1. Zhang,F. Tardieu, W.J. Davies,and Trejo 486
DevelopmentalregulationofanABA-andstress-inducedproteininbarley
T.H.D. Ho,B. Hong, andR.Barg 493
Plant-pathogen interactions
Chairman: T.Boller
Hormonesinsystemicacquiredresistance: Theroleofsalicylic acid