Starch Granules in Tomato Fruit Show a Complex Pattern of Degradation

Volume: 57, Issue: 18, Pages: 8480 - 8487
Published: Sep 23, 2009
Abstract
Starch is transiently accumulated in tomato fruit with near complete degradation achieved by maturity. Surprisingly, 14C-pulse-chase analyses indicated that the rate of starch degradation was highest in immature fruit [10 days post anthesis (DPA)] when maximal synthesis occurs, but was almost undetectable at 45 DPA when there is net breakdown of starch. Further analysis of starch accumulation, rate of synthesis, particle size analysis, and...
Paper Details
Title
Starch Granules in Tomato Fruit Show a Complex Pattern of Degradation
Published Date
Sep 23, 2009
Volume
57
Issue
18
Pages
8480 - 8487
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