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Circular DNA in chromoplasts of Tulipa gesneriana
Planta, 1976Circular DNA has been extracted from isolated globulous chromoplasts of Tulipa gesneriana L. The isolated DNA molecules occur in the form of "open circles" and have a contour length of about 43.6 μm, corresponding to a molecular weight of about 92 kdaltons.
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Carotenoids drive chromoplast development
Science, 2020Plant Biochemistry Carotenoid-rich cellular structures called chromoplasts are a source of the rich reds and yellows in the fruits and flowers of plants. Similar to green, photosynthetic chloroplasts, chromoplasts derive from plastids but are distinct in structure and development. Llorente et al.
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Chromoplast development in Calceolaria petals
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Ljubešić, Nikola, Wrischer, Mercedes
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Fibrillar and tubular structures in chromoplasts
Journal of computer-assisted microscopy, 1996In chromoplasts of many flower petals and of some fruits, the sites of formation of fibrillar/tubular structures were the membranes of the plastid envelope or of the peripheral reiculum. Investigation so far indicate, that both narrow fibrils and broad tubules in chromoplasts contain the same 32 kD protein.
Salopek Sondi, Branka +2 more
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Chromoplast differentiation in bell pepper (Capsicum annuum) fruits
Plant Journal, 2021Dirk Dobritzsch +2 more
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