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HORT640 - Metabolic Plant Physiology
Secondary products derived from aromatic amino acids
Gramine
Gramine is toxic to animals and may play a defensive role in plants; but may also be autotoxic at high temperatures (Hanson et al, 1983; Leland and Hanson, 1985).
References
Hanson AD, Ditz KM, Singletary GW, Leland TJ 1983 Gramine accumulation in leaves of barley grown under high-temperature stress. Plant Physiol. 71: 896-904.
Leland TJ, Hanson AD 1985 Induction of a specific N-methyltransferase enzyme by long-term heat stress during barley leaf growth. Plant Physiol. 79: 451-457.
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