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A. Higher Plants

While not necessarily improving the reciprocating compressor s indi vidual reliability, using spared units does improve the overall plant reliability. With proper monitoring, the compressors may be removed from service in a timely manner for maintenance. If the program is properly administered, unplanned shutdowns can be avoided and a higher plant reliability achieved. [Pg.475]

Associative dinitrogen fixation Close interaction between a free-living diazotrophic organism and a higher plant that results in an enhanced rate of dinitrogen fixation. [Pg.605]

Major Features of a Higher Plant Cell A Photosynthetic Leaf Cell... [Pg.29]

FIGURE 22.3 (a) Spirogyra—a fre.shwater green alga, (b) A higher plant cell. [Pg.711]

Other species choose instead to bet on timing, on the rapid exploitation of nutrient abundance, as for example when a full river of nutrients is passing by, under the form of the growing root of a higher plant. Indeed in the proximity of roots, in the rhizosphere, the underground landscape radically changes. [Pg.305]

Chikaraishi, Y., Naraoka, H. and Poulson, S. R. (2004a) Carbon and hydrogen isotopic fractionation during lipid biosynthesis in a higher plant (Cryptomeria japonica). Phytochemistry 65, 323. [Pg.425]

Anandamide inhibited the specific binding of [ H]-HU-243 to synaptosomal membranes in a manner typical of competitive ligands, with an inhibition constant (K ) of 39.0 + 5.0 nM. In this system, the of tsP-THC, a psychoactive compound of cannabis, was 46.0 + 3-0 nM. These were exciting results — the psychoactive compound from a higher plant and a chemically completely different compound in the brain were found to bind to the same brain receptor at about the same level of activity. Soon after the identification of anandamide, this compound was tested for its pharmacological activity. Anandamide administered i.p. in mice, caused... [Pg.61]

Wold, J. K. and A. Hillestad. The demonstration of galactosamine in a higher plant Cannabis sativa. Phytochemistry 1976 15 325B-326B. [Pg.97]

The first pyrolysin to be cloned from a higher plant was cucumisin from Cucumis melo, an extracellular protease highly abundant in melon fruit [152], Cucumisin was shown to have a broad substrate specificity in that it cleaves a variety of small peptide substrates and eight peptide bonds within the oxidized insulin B chain [153-155]. A similar, broad... [Pg.390]

Today nine gibberellins have been isolated and fully characterized. Five have only been isolated from the fungus, three from a higher plant, and one from both fungus and higher plants. [Pg.3]

Gibberellin Ax was the first gibberellin to be isolated from a higher plant (10, 12), It was readily identified by infrared spectrum, elementary analyses, optical rotation, and conversion to the methyl ester. Our highest yields have been 2 mg. per kg. fresh weight of seed. [Pg.19]

Candida lipolytica),21 has now been obtained from a higher plant, Strobilanthes... [Pg.76]

Morita H, Noguchi H, Schroder J, Abe I (2001) Novel polyketides synthesized with a higher plant stilbene synthase. Eur J Biochem 268 3759-3766... [Pg.66]

Graebe, J.E., Hedden, P., Gaskin, P-, MacMillan, J. "The biosynthesis of a C -gibberellin from mevalonic acid in a cell-free system from a higher plant." Planta, 197, 120,... [Pg.77]

Figure 1-1 depicts a representative leaf cell from a higher plant and illustrates the larger subcellular structures. The living material of a cell, known as the protoplast, is surrounded by the cell wall. The cell wall is composed of cellulose and other polysaccharides, which helps provide rigidity to... [Pg.3]

Chlorophyll is located only in the chloroplasts, which occupy about 3 or 4% of the volume of a mesophyll cell in a leaf of a higher plant. The average concentration of chlorophyll in chloroplasts is thus about 30 times higher than the estimate of the chlorophyll concentration in a leaf, or approximately 30 mol m-3. A typical light path across the thickness of a chloroplast (Fig. 1-10) is about 2 pm. Using Beer s law (Eq. 4.19a), we find that the absorbance of a single chloroplast in the red or the blue bands is about... [Pg.217]

Concerning spatial effects inside a higher plant, preferential grassing of above-ground parts of terrestrial plants, in particular leaves and fruits, by animals will alter the elemental composition of what is left over... [Pg.74]

Figure 8 Various individual biomarkers have been used as age-dating compounds. A classic example of this is 18a(H)-01eanane, a compound associated with a higher plant input, more specifically an angiosperm source. Angiosperms generally are believed to have evolved at the end of the Cretaceous/Early Tertiary. Figure 8 Various individual biomarkers have been used as age-dating compounds. A classic example of this is 18a(H)-01eanane, a compound associated with a higher plant input, more specifically an angiosperm source. Angiosperms generally are believed to have evolved at the end of the Cretaceous/Early Tertiary.
P. Irwin, M. Sevilla and C. Stoudt, EPR spectroscopic evidence for hydration- and temperature-dependent spatial perturbations of a higher plant cell wall paramagnetic ion lattice. Biochim. Biophys. Acta, 842 (1985) 76. [Pg.925]

The alkaloids encountered in M myristica ate prenylated indoles isolated from the seeds. These were the first to be isolated from a higher plant. So far only two have been reported including the simple 6-(3,3-dimethylallyl)-indole and the dimeric 6-(7,7-dimethylallyl)-indoles (74, 75). [Pg.249]


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