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Evidence for a transmissible substance affecting pigment synthesis inPisum

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Alt-rezessive Erbsenpflanzen zeigen als Keimlinge normale Pigmentbildung, werden aber oberhalb des 5. oder 6. Knotens chlorotisch und sterben vor der Samenreife ab. Aufpfropfen des Wildtyps und Zugabe eines Extraktes regenerieren die Pigmentbildung in der Mutante, was auf die Anwesenheit einer übertragbaren, stark basischen Substanz schliessen lässt.

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  1. Departments of Food Science and Technology and Vegetable Crops, Cornell University, New York State, Agricultural Experiment Station, Geneva, N. Y., USA

    T. E. Acree & G. A. Marx

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Approved by the Director of the New York Strate Agricultural Experiment Station, Geneva, New York, for publication as Journal paper No 1916.

The authors gratefully acknowledge the technical assistance of Mrs.Betty Chase, John F. Kenny andThomas G. Copeland.

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Acree, T.E., Marx, G.A. Evidence for a transmissible substance affecting pigment synthesis inPisum. Experientia 28, 1505–1506 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01957882

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