- five
different phytochromes were
present in the plant,
while some
mutants that did not
function properly expressed a lack of
phytochromes. Two of these...
- are two
forms of
phytochromes: red
light absorbing, Pr, and far-red
light absorbing, Pfr. Pfr,
which is the
active form of
phytochromes, can be reverted...
-
combination of
responses from
phytochromes and
cryptochromes allow the
plant to
respond to
various kinds of light.
Together phytochromes and
cryptochromes inhibit...
- ****ociates, Inc. ISBN 978-1-60535-353-1.
Fankhauser C (April 2001). "The
phytochromes, a
family of red/far-red
absorbing photoreceptors". The
Journal of Biological...
- (2011-01-25). "
Phytochromes inhibit hypocotyl negative gravitropism by
regulating the
development of
endodermal amyloplasts through phytochrome-interacting...
-
result in
adaptive changes in a
process known as photomorphogenesis.
Phytochromes are the
photoreceptors in a
plant that are
sensitive to light. Plant...
- Quail's 2010
journal article Phytochromes. As
described in Hugo Scheer's 1981
journal article Biliproteins,
phytochromes function as a
sensor of light...
- Red
light ratio that
enters the
plant through photoreceptors known as
phytochromes.
Nearby plant leaves will
absorb red
light and
reflect far-red light...
- are
accepted by
phytochrome,
while high
energy radiations are
accepted by carotenoids, flavins,
cryptochromes in
addition to
phytochromes. The photomorphogenic...
- chromop****
through posttranslational modifications of the
polypeptide chain,
phytochromes bind an
external ligand (in this case, biliverdin), and
successful imaging...
