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Comportement particulier d'une population mitochondriale au niveau de l'apex caulinaire de l'Epinard

Behavior of a mitochondrial population in the shoot apex of spinach

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In spinach (Spinacia oleracea) certain mitochondria of the sporogenic promeristem would appear to show lysosomal involvement. This occasional involvement occurs when the photoperiodic conditions do not favor flowering. The mitochondrial morphological changes indicate increase in the production of membrane. The acid phosphatase activity normally found in the neighbourhood of the dictyosomes is present.

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Auderset, G., Greppin, H. Comportement particulier d'une population mitochondriale au niveau de l'apex caulinaire de l'Epinard. Planta 116, 73–84 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00390205

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