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  • Riz pluvial  (2)
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  • 1
    ISSN: 1573-5036
    Keywords: Cycle nycthéméral ; Riz pluvial ; Transpiration
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition
    Description / Table of Contents: Summary The nycthemeral cycle of the transpiration of the IRAT 13 variety of upland rice, grown in a controlled environment, showed a particularity for a C3 plant; in a 12 h day-12h night period, the night transpiration decreased for 1h30 after extinction, then increased to reach, just before the light on, 1.8 times its minimum value. Grown in the same conditions, the Morobérékan variety did not exchibit this particularity which seemed to be strongly dependent on carbohydrate metabolism.
    Notes: Resumé Le cycle nycthéméral de transpiration de la variété IRAT 13 de riz pluvial, cultivée en conditions contrôlées, présente une particularité pour une plante en C3:dans une période 12 h de jour-12 h de huit, la transpiration nocturne passe par un miniumum 1h30 après l'extinction puis réaugmente pour atteindre, avant l'éclairement, 1,8 fois la valeur du minimum. Cultivée dans les mêmes conditions, la variété Morobérékan ne présente pas cette particularité qui paraît liée au métabolisme glucidique.
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  • 2
    ISSN: 1573-5036
    Keywords: Riz pluvial ; Transpiration ; Carence hydrique ; Potentiel hydrique du sol
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition
    Notes: Summary The transpiration of a rice plant, variety IRAT 13, grown in a controlled environment, was investigated by means of a continuous record of the difference between the rate of water vapour in the air admitted in the growth cabinet and that in the air issued from it. The plant was submitted to water stress by stopping the irrigation to the soil in which the plant was grown. The plant reacted rapidly to the stress settlement, though the soil water potential was still high: on the one hand, the mean diurnal and nocturnal transpiration values, which increased linearly with time, became to decrease linearly. On the other hand, the transpiration cycles, over 24 h periods, became distorted, likely in relation with the rate of the nocturnal rehydration of the plant.
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  • 3
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    Cell & tissue research 172 (1976), S. 39-58 
    ISSN: 1432-0878
    Keywords: Neurosecretion ; Posterior lobe of hypophysis ; Supraoptic nucleus ; Granulolysis ; Lysosomes ; Acid phosphatase
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Biology , Medicine
    Description / Table of Contents: Résumé Les images ultrastructurales et cytochimiques de l'activité sécrétrice et lysosomiale des neurones neurosécréteurs supraoptico-posthypophysaires du rat ont été observées dans des circonstances où le nombre des grains de neurosécrétat et des lysosomes varient fortement. Au début de la réhydratation, après privation d'eau de 4 J, se développe dans les axones du lobe postérieur de l'hypophyse, plus ou moins vides de leurs grains, une autophagie intense. Elle intéresse surtout le réticulum lisse, abondant à ce stade, des microvésicules et des grains, bien que ces derniers soient encore peu nombreux. Si, à la reprise de la boisson, le transport axonal est inhibé par la colchicine, les grains s'accumulent dans les périkaryons, et le lobe postérieur ne se recharge pas. Toutefois l'autophagie, toujours intense dans les axones, reste très faible dans les périkaryons où la crinophagie n'est pas évidente. L'hypophysectomie induit également une charge granulaire des périkaryons, sans granulolyse importante; la mise en évidence des phosphatases acides fournit quelques images de crinophagie possible. Ce mécanisme est localisé exclusivement dans les périkaryons et l'autophagie essentiellement dans les axones. L'autophagie paraît constituer le mode de granulolyse prédominant et doit être considérée ici comme un des aspects du turnover des constituants cellulaires, signifiant un arrêt brusque d'une hypertrophie par hyperfonctionnement, plutôt que comme la régulation spécifique d'un excès de sécrétion.
    Notes: Summary Ultrastructural and cytochemical observations on neurosecretory neurons of the rat supraoptico-posthypophyseal systems were made under experimental conditions which resulted in striking changes in the amount of neurosecretory granules and lysosomes. Attention was focused on granulolysis. At the onset of rehydration following a 4 days water deprivation, very active autophagy took place in neurosecretory axons of the neural lobe involving the marked increase in smooth endoplasmic reticulum, microvesicles and neurosecretory granules, although the latter were still very few due to previous depletion. When axonal transport was inhibited by colchicine at the onset of rehydration, granules accumulated in the perikarya while granule reloading of the neural lobe was delayed. However autophagy, although always active in axons, remained scarce in perikarya. Moreover, in the latter there was only slight evidence of crinophagy. Hypophysectomy also induced granule accumulation in the perikarya, although accompanied by little granulolysis. Images indicative of crinophagy as shown by acid phosphatase localization were few and exclusively restricted to perikarya, while autophagy occurred essentially in axons. Autophagy appeared to be the predominant process for granulolysis and might be considered here as an aspect of the general turnover of cell constituents, related to the sudden regression of hyperactivity-induced hyperthrophy, rather than as an expression of a specific regulation of an excess of secretory material.
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  • 4
    ISSN: 1432-0878
    Keywords: Supraoptic nucleus ; Paraventricular nucleus ; Neurohypophysis ; Neurosecretory material ; Rat
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Biology , Medicine
    Notes: Summary Cytochemical methods using silver proteinate, silver methenamine and potassium ferrocyanide + OsO4 for ultrastructural detection of glycoproteins allow, in the posthypophysis and the magnocellular nuclei of the rat, differentiation of two types of fibres and neurons: one type containing negative granules with a homogeneous content of low electron density, the second type containing granules which demonstrate a ring-shaped deposit either of silver or of potassium ferrocyanide-osmium complex, likely to be related to a glycoproteic component. The difference between these two types is increased by prestaining “en bloc” with uranyl acetate before the silver proteinate reaction. A similar investigation was carried out on the vasopressin deficient Brattleboro rat; the neurosecretory material, present in some endings and neurones only, is of the nonreactive type, so that it appears justified to correlate the reactivity of granules with vasopressin, and consequently to distinguish neurones and fibres containing vasopressin from those in which oxytocin is quantitatively the main hormonal peptide. This conclusion is strongly supported by the fact that percentages of reactive and negative endings, as determined on this basis in the posthypophysis of normal rats from two different strains, are in good agreement with biochemical data reported in the literature.
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