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Slowly reversible de-epoxidation of lutein-epoxide in deep shade leaves of a tropical tree legume may 'lock-in' lutein-based photoprotection during acclimation to strong light

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2005

Authors

Matsubara, Shizue
Naumann, Maria
Martin, Robin
Nichol, Caroline
Rascher, Uwe
Morosinotto, Tomas
Bassi, Roberto
Osmond, C. Barry

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Volume Title

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The Company of Biologists Ltd

Abstract

The kinetics of response to strong light have been examined in deeply shaded leaves of the tropical tree legume (Inga sp.) which have extraordinarily high levels of the α-xanthophyll lutein-epoxide that are co-located in pigment-protein complexes of the

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Keywords: Biodiversity; Complexation; Fluorescence; Light; Oxidation; Photosynthesis; Pigments; Proteins; Quenching; De-epoxidation; Lutein-epoxide; Photosynthetic apparatus; Tropical tree legume; Plants (botany); drug derivative; pigment; xanthophyll; acclimatizat Inga sp.; Lutein-epoxide; Photoacclimation; Photoprotection; Photosynthesis; Xanthophyll cycles

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/79140

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Open Access Research

Source

Journal of Experimental Biology

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Journal article

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DOI

10.1093/jxb/eri012

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2037-12-31

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